Master of Kaidan
Chapter 424: Make Some Big Moves

Chapter 424: Chapter 424: Make Some Big Moves

Name: Phantom Object·Game Helmet

Elements: [Game], [Hardware], [Tool], [Virtual]

Introduction: Developed by a mysterious game company, this fully immersive virtual helmet is used to log into "Jianghu" and can transfer players’ consciousness into the game world for play.

Note: Big-headed Lincoln!

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"So this thing is actually a Phantom Object... Hmm, it must be a similar type of power to my ’Money Printer’." Watching the little gamer in the dorm room enter the game with the helmet, Feng Xue’s mouth couldn’t help but twitch slightly.

Although Feng Xue only saw this one helmet after her arrival, considering that there are already tens of thousands of players owning helmets and being able to enter the game world, it’s obviously not a coincidental product, but a kind of Phantom Object mass-produced through special abilities.

Of course, such production itself requires templates, just like she has the Power of Money Printer, but still needs to conduct business first, let people recognize the value of the "original" coin as currency, and then using the recognition gained from these people to create corresponding Phantom Objects, after which mass production can be completed.

But from another perspective, coming up with the idea of Phantom Object game helmets really does show some thoughtfulness.

After all, in any world that has electronic games, there’s always been the fantasy of virtual reality games. After all, the essence of RPG games is role-playing, and isn’t the ultimate form of role-playing full sensory immersion?

With the foundation of existing cognition, it’s obviously much easier to make such a fantasy come to life than to start from scratch.

Speaking of which, the Mystical Lord Secret Scripture Feng Xue possesses is the most typical example.

Because her martial power is strong, martial arts practitioners believe she possesses power. Since they themselves have a cognition of kung fu, it’s very easy for her to "paint the pie."

"But the problem lies in how that first ’pie’ was realized."

Feng Xue murmured, walking over to the player who had already entered the "game world," examining this player who was completely unresponsive to the outside world, trying to find some clue. But the nature of Phantom Objects is like a black box; if there’s a setting, it can certainly be achieved, which actually deprived Feng Xue of the possibility to explore.

"I need to find a way to get a helmet and enter the game world through the official login channels."

Feng Xue looked at the player in front of her, feeling the urge to directly plunder the helmet using her Power of Plunder, but she didn’t do that. On one hand, the game was entering its final internal test, and it wouldn’t be long until the open beta. Then, one could just get it through normal channels, so there was no need to rush; on the other hand, she still had other projects to handle, and the alias of Skill Tutor couldn’t be discarded just yet.

To sum it up in one word—

Lazy.

Ever since she returned from the Cyberpunk World, she developed a significant aversion to managing multiple aliases. After all, constantly switching one’s behavioral logic was a bit too stimulating for beings like Kaidan, who are highly sensitive to cognition.

For the sake of her own mental health, Feng Xue left the university dorm, but she didn’t rush to end the Descent rules. Instead, she decided to explore this so-called "mysterious game company."

In the end, such a big game appearing so suddenly couldn’t have gone unnoticed by the officials. Now that this affair is widely known, either the officials are involved in it, or they simply can’t stop it.

No matter which kind it was, the mysterious game company was an object that had to be investigated.

It wasn’t that Feng Xue was being nosy, but he felt there must be a special reason why Infinite City separated the world of Kaidan into the upper levels of the Babylon Tower.

It was like playing a puzzle-solving game, where you inadvertently notice that each level has a clue that you don’t know where to use, and due to the sensitivity of the puzzle-solving player, you would certainly collect these clues, and even search levels where you hadn’t found similar clues, exploring potential hidden plots.

As a player himself, he would do this, let alone that these matters were related to Feng Xue’s own interests.

He took out his phone, made a reservation for the ultimate non-deletion internal test on the game’s official website, and Feng Xue began to investigate this mysterious game company.

But the result was as expected, leaving no trace.

The information about this company seemed to exist only online, and all helmet deliveries were made through express delivery, but upon investigation, no one had actually seen a courier; as soon as the phone rang, a message indicated the package had been placed at a station, and as for the staff at the station... come on, who could clearly remember every package’s delivery person?

Perhaps the officials had taken special note of this after the fact, but at least based on the information available online, there was no relevant trace.

"Either the officials have locked down the news, or it really is a ’ghost delivery’," Feng Xue closed the browser and began to think about what to do next.

The most straightforward approach was to wait for the reservation to be completed, then stake out the station near the address he had provided, thereby catching the tail of this Kaidan.

A more adventurous approach was to infiltrate the official corresponding institution and view the results of the official investigation.

After pondering for a moment, Feng Xue did not act immediately, but bought a guidebook in the bookstore and placed it beside the young player who had summoned him, thus fulfilling the "Skill Tutor" rule, and returned to the "game world."

No, to be precise, it was not a return to the game world, but to the villa located in the Babylon Tower, and then he went to another world with a completely different style.

"Damn, this smell of machine oil really takes some getting used to," Feng Xue, having descended into the Cyberpunk World once again, looked around to confirm that the house he had paid a ten-year lease on hadn’t been rented out to someone else by the unscrupulous landlord, before he put on his personal terminal.

However, he did not go through the channels of George Augustus, but went straight to the lower levels of Isgray City, found a scavenger at random, and as before, arrived at a gang’s headquarters.

"Sir, what do you need?" Although the former leader of that faction had soared to great heights following his investment with Feng Xue, the current replacement apparently hadn’t changed much. Feng Xue cut to the chase, opened the terminal and made a payment, then said:

"I need twenty sets of the most advanced exoskeleton armor, three sixth-generation mechas, anything but Purple Light Company’s will do. Apart from that, I also need a set of mechanical armor designs."

"Uh..." The once imposing gang leader’s face suddenly fell. Although he was quite tempted by the payment, considering what the other party requested, he still said with a strained face:

"Sir, we can discuss the mechas and exoskeleton armors, even if you want to install prohibited weapons, we can make it happen for you, as for modifications, that’s easy too, but the designs... we really can’t get those."

"It doesn’t have to be the latest generation; fifth or even four and a half would suffice," Feng Xue waved his hand, signaling he wasn’t trying to pick a fight. Hearing that a fifth-generation machine would do, the boss’s face brightened at once, but he still rechecked the amount sent before nodding:

"That’s easy to handle, we have the ’Snake Venom’ series from Constantin, six models, all are fifth-generation main battle mechas, inheriting Constantin’s consistent modular design, very suitable for DIY, and we can also provide you with a set of Fang tactical missile designs..."