Huh? Isn't This A Galgame?
Chapter 301 - 253: Various Indescribable Scenes Flood into the Mind

Chapter 301: Chapter 253: Various Indescribable Scenes Flood into the Mind

Guan Ailin heard this and her eyes first widened in surprise, then curved into a smile.

"What’s so invisible about it?"

Saying this, she bent down, leaned closer, and carefully discerned the patterns on it. Although, due to the passage of time, the patterns were very blurred and the details hard to make out, the general outlines were still clear.

"The round thing in the middle, it should be a little |chick|?

"The thing coiled around it should be a little snake, right? Oh... no... why does it have legs? That’s not a snake... could it be a dragon? Hey, what’s that under the tail, two things longer than its legs?"

Guan Ailin squinted her eyes, staring closely at that small section of the pattern, studying it carefully.

Wen Nan lowered his eyes, looking at her profile.

Guan Ailin certainly could see it too.

This section of the pattern actually exists.

Why would something Wen Nan casually doodled at school twenty years ago appear on this instance map?

Could it be that... he unknowingly got dragged into a dream again?

Thinking of this, Wen Nan raised his head and looked at Minmin beside the pile of trash.

Minmin seemed to sense the gaze and quickly lifted her head, meeting Wen Nan’s eyes, seeing the question in his eyes, she gently shook her head, as if answering Wen Nan with her eyes: No issue, don’t worry.

Wen Nan retracted his gaze and looked at the pattern in the phone booth again.

It should be neither a dream nor an illusion.

This snake hugging a chick, no, dragon hugging a pig, truly exists on this map.

Actually, Wen Nan had also doubted this not long ago—when he went to Lovers’ Hill to find a suitable respawn point.

Now this campus, like the university campus from Wen Nan’s past reality, also has a Lovers’ Hill. This is not unusual; many universities have such a landmark, with couples and a hill, and it doesn’t take many years for the campus to naturally form a Lovers’ Hill.

The strange thing is that Wen Nan walked up to that Lovers’ Hill and found a small hole halfway up, nearly using it as his respawn point.

The reason he could find such a hidden small hole in such a short time is that at the university Wen Nan attended in the real world, there was such a hole halfway up Lovers’ Hill.

Of course, this alone wasn’t enough for Wen Nan to be absolutely sure of any guess, as it’s not unusual for slopes with a good ecological environment to have holes dug by animals.

However, now this dragon hugging a pig on the phone booth can certainly not be a coincidence...

Wen Nan graduated in the real world from University P, and now this T University campus in the instance map clearly draws from and merges with the campus of University P in the real world.

Such situations aren’t uncommon in real-life games, for example, in the map of the game by Hei Ma Luo, because the scenery from the real world was collected very thoroughly, in some places one could see graffiti like "xxx was here."

The dragon hugging a pig seen now in the phone booth, from the soul artist Wen Nan himself, perhaps resonates with those graffiti.

This suggests that these instance maps they’ve entered contain many elements that truly exist in the real world...

But now this game, being an almost otherworldly adventure mode, fully immersive game, such high-tech productions, how could similar situations arise as in real-world games? Surely these models weren’t made with old game engines like Unity3D?

This is clearly impossible.

So it means borrowing and incorporating certain elements from the real world is purely because of the developer’s own preferences.

Either to enhance the player’s sense of involvement and gaming experience, or simply as some kind of fun for the development team itself.

Anyway, neither situation would affect Wen Nan’s subsequent tasks, so he was too lazy to delve further into it.

He looked up at the pile of trash, Yin Zhi’en and Minmin were still squatting and standing there, waiting in the harsh environment.

Minmin kept a cold eye on the actions of passers-by, unable to find any suspicious targets, finally using a voice only they could hear, without moving her lips, said: "Continuing to linger here might allow the opponents to set a trap and slaughter us."

Yin Zhi’en, still squatting, shook his head upon hearing this, "No." He pointed at his head, "I have a subconscious sense, I don’t sense any obvious malice or ambush nearby, they probably haven’t thought so deeply, let’s wait a bit more, sis?"

Aside from Wen Nan, Yin Zhi’en was the man Minmin had met who liked calling women "sister" the most.

But unlike Wen Nan, whose "sister" was obviously meant with an intent of strategy, Yin Zhi’en’s "sister" seemed more like emphasizing his identity as a little brother, deliberately acting cute and weak.

Minmin didn’t like him calling her that.

Though very reluctant to admit it, compared to Yin Zhi’en’s "sister" with the hidden meaning of "I’m weak, you should protect me," Minmin preferred Wen Nan’s "sister" with the implication "let’s shoot the breeze"—

Straightforward, vulgar, mean, blatant, but not annoying.

Of course, the premise is that "sister" is shouted at her.

And such a situation never happened.

That person was simply like a human-shaped **, able to ** any female character at any time, carrying primitive instincts of impulse, with a fervor in his eyes, saying, "Sister, that’s extra," "Auntie, I want to eat purple grapes," "Teacher, I want to study"...