This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous
Chapter 1050 - 486: Please Call Me Madame Queen

Chapter 1050: Chapter 486: Please Call Me Madame Queen

"Let’s give it a try first,"

With that thought, Mu You opened his backpack, entered the backpack space with the Shape Splitter, found a quiet area, and then took out the Pen of Order to activate the Order perspective.

Under the Order perspective, the wooden carving in his hand instantly transformed into a humanoid body made of runes. As layers of Order Runes flowed, Mu You quickly deciphered its internal principles.

The entire wooden carving was like a miniaturized version of himself, containing a large number of completely opposite personality factors, such as joy and anger, gentleness and paranoia, optimism and pessimism, etc. These personality factors, after being offset and diluted, ultimately formed his current character.

Now, he needed to separate all these personality factors and categorize them into different avatars.

Once he saw everything clearly, Mu You wielded the brush and began to separate his personality traits. As the Lamp God had predicted, as he forcibly split off the negative traits like sloth, pride, greed, and envy, the remaining personality factors automatically presented their opposing virtues such as diligence, humility, generosity, and tolerance. Moreover, the more purely he stripped one side of the personality, the more pure the corresponding opposing trait became.

After almost completing the personality separation, Mu You then started the distribution of traits.

Modifying the props was an active process of changing Order, and every stroke increased the deviation value inside him, forcing Mu You to always monitor the changes in the deviation value.

Originally, Mu You planned to concentrate all negative personality traits, including the seven deadly sins, in one avatar.

Unfortunately, he soon realized that it was impossible, or rather, he didn’t have enough deviation value to waste. As the negative traits became more concentrated, the consumption of deviation value also began to rise rapidly.

"It looks like this is the only way..."

More than ten minutes later, Mu You was forced to stop writing.

Now the Order Runes inside him had almost all turned red, and continuing could break through the limit of the deviation value at any moment, forcing Mu You to stop.

By then, about 70% of the negative personality factors had been concentrated, and these traits would be infused into one of the avatars, while the remaining 30% would have to be borne by the other two avatars.

Of course, while concentrating these negative traits, the virtues would correspondingly concentrate in another avatar.

Thus, the final result of the avatars created was one with extreme evil, one leaning towards extreme goodness, and one relatively neutral.

The only uncertainty was that the distribution of avatars was random, and Mu You couldn’t determine which avatar would display extreme evil.

After finishing the preparations, Mu You then turned his attention to the skins.

The Shape Splitter did not create avatars out of thin air; it transformed his existing skins into detached avatars, and the skins had to be non-advanced.

Mu You currently possessed eight skins: Watchman, Medicinal Plant Gatherer, Mysterious Man, Boiling Blood Wolf, Vampire Marquis, Fortune Teller, Heartless Thief, and Mechanical Armor Skin.

Among these, only the Watchman, Medicinal Plant Gatherer, and Fortune Teller were non-advanced, luckily exactly three types.

Mu You, holding the Shape Splitter, transformed into the Watchman skin and then activated the wooden carving.

As one of the lights on the wooden carving extinguished, Mu You only felt a blur before his eyes, and his skin naturally receded, returning to its original state.

Meanwhile, about a meter opposite him, a Watchman nearly two meters tall appeared, eyes downturned, silent.

Curious, Mu You approached the avatar, inspecting it carefully all around and noticed that the avatar was expressionless and unresponsive to Mu You’s approach, akin to a soulless shell.

Moreover, in the Omniscient Crystal, this avatar was only level 1, and its four-dimensional attributes were all at the initial point.

"Is this considered a successful or failed separation?" Mu You asked the Bard.

"Of course, it was successful. However, an avatar that just appears is like a newborn baby, whose character and consciousness have not yet fully formed. The more extreme the personality, the slower the awakening,"

The Bard shook his head: "Of course, what’s more important is that your original body is too close to him. The closer they are to you, the more the avatar’s personality is likely to be suppressed. After they leave you and venture out for a while, those inherent traits will slowly emerge."

"I see..."

Mu You nodded his head; as long as it was a success, that was all that mattered.

He then followed the same method and successfully separated the Medicinal Plant Gatherer and Fortune Teller skins.

When the third avatar appeared, the Shape Splitter suddenly shattered, transforming into a pile of powder from top to bottom.

"It really is a consumable item..."

Mu You felt a moment of regret; he had initially planned to return the wooden carving to Gege Wu after using it for three times, but he hadn’t expected it to disappear along with the carving after use.

Shaking his head, Mu You came back to his senses and looked at the three figures in front of him.

Watchman, Medicinal Plant Gatherer, and Fortune Teller, two males, one female, with considerable differences in appearance.

The Watchman was over 1.9 meters tall, with a relatively robust build, pale skin, blood-red pupils, a stern face, dressed in a dark red cloth with a scarf wrapped around his shoulders covering his nose and mouth, giving off a ’keep out’ appearance.

The Medicinal Plant Gatherer seemed much calmer, a clean faced young boy about 1.6 meters tall, his face still noticeably youthful.

On the other hand, the Fortune Teller was even shorter, around 1.5 meters, petite, with an innocent appearance bubbling over, but surprisingly showing no signs of youthfulness.