First Player

Chapter 369 Chapter 367 · "Are you interested in my story?" (Additional update from the leader of "Xiao Susu")

After listening to Su Mingan's words, Burris's face turned red like a child who had been affirmed.

Ignoring the sword blade against his neck, he stretched out his hands to grab Su Ming'an's shoulders.

"——Are you finally interested in my story? I..."

"Bang!"

Su Mingan kicked him, and Burris' body slammed onto the blue barrier, spitting out a mouthful of blood.

But Burris didn't seem to be angry, his eyes were still bright:

"That's a beautiful legend from my hometown..."

"Are you sure?" Su Mingan was a little surprised.

"Really, I swear." Burris wiped the blood from his mouth: "I particularly like the stories of my hometown, so I wrote them down."

"Then keep talking." Su Mingan said.

Burris raised his head sharply.

"...are you willing to keep listening?" he said.

"How many, say how many." Su Mingan said.

Under Su Mingan's pressure, Burris told all the stories about his hometown with great excitement.

But none of his so-called "beautiful" stories can be told well to children. They are all more cruel and dark fairy tales that can give adults nightmares.

The reason why Su Mingan asked Burris to tell the story was mainly because Burris' previous story was almost exactly the same as the story of Su Lin and the mermaid.

Therefore, he went out of his way to hear all of Burris's stories.

But now it seems that this was just a coincidence.

He secretly kept Burris's story in mind and asked the other party why he wanted to attack the ship.

"I want this ship for a reason." Burris said softly: "The feast on the sea may be a scam - I have investigated the Royal City, and there are many girls with exactly the same appearance living in the Royal City. My dear noble My friend also told me some secrets, you may be the core figure of this copy."

"I do it every time." Su Mingan said, "Say something useful."

"I saw in a picture album of residents that the princess from sixty years ago looked exactly the same as the princess today." Burris sighed, seeming very sad: "Why is this... combined with the fact that there are many people with the same appearance in the royal city?" Judging from the girls, according to my guess, it is this princess who is using the lives of these girls to extend her own life..."

Su Mingan was a little surprised.

It seems that these players cannot be underestimated.

Even if Burris's conclusion is biased, it's not by much.

"Why does the princess want to extend her life? I guess the reason why a royal family is eager to extend their life is either for her siren soul or for the right to let go." Burris said: "And I asked another person The old crew, he said, their former captain, the great savior hero Su Lin, once met the beautiful sea monster when he was young and made a deal with the sea monster..."

"..." Su Mingan's sword trembled slightly.

He didn't expect that Burris would dig up this matter. He only found out about it after looking at Su Lin's memory stone.

"Moreover, I once entered the Pope's basement when he was away and discovered that the so-called Letters from the City in the Clouds were not written by gods, but were engraved on stone tablets by the Pope." Burris said: "So, I gradually understood A conclusion was drawn - there are no gods in Yunshang City, and those with the power of the siren faked this scene to make people think that gods existed in the world in order to continue their rule.

Later, I discovered that Su Lin was you, and you had just returned from the Art Empire, so Su Lin could be eliminated. The real mastermind behind this should be Princess Tulip. So, I wanted a boat that could stay out of the fray so that if something went wrong with the feast at sea, I would be able to protect myself. "

Su Mingan didn't expect Burris to push it this far.

In fact, what Burris said is quite accurate.

Su Lin's deal with the Siren, Praia's airship story more than sixty years ago, Princess Tulip's secret of immortality, and the forgery of the Yunzhong City letters were all told correctly by Burris.

...It's just that, unfortunately, this is the standard process and it's all right, but the conclusion is wrong.

Burris did not accurately see the process of writing the Pope's letters, so he believed that it was all done by the Pope alone.

Su Mingan raised his eyes and saw Burris looking at him longingly, as if waiting for his praise.

"Su Mingan, the number one player." Burris stared at him: "Your eyes are telling me that I seem to have guessed it right."

"How far have you progressed in your perfect clearance?" Su Mingan asked.

"80%." Burris replied obediently.

"Maybe it stops here." Su Mingan said.

If Burris really wanted to pass the level perfectly, he simply took the most difficult route.

Su Mingan was constrained by Su Lin's identity and had to take the most difficult route that required digging up the secrets of the entire Praia. It was better for Burris to try this route himself, but the conclusion was completely wrong.

"Hey... why?" Burris looked into Su Mingan's eyes: "Then, first player, can you tell me where I went wrong..."

"First of all, with the Pope, you didn't..." As soon as Su Mingan started speaking, he shut up instantly.

The mental points of his obvious state were too low, and he almost fell into Burris's trap.

Fortunately, the high mental defense built into the equipment blocked Burris's charming skills and allowed him to wake up.

No wonder this person insisted on talking so much, it turned out to be just for this question.

As long as he gets Su Mingan's answer, once Burris's body dies, he can be reborn in another body and then make up for his own loopholes.

...Even a top player who is sick should not be looked down upon.

"goodbye."

Su Mingan took the clue and cut off the opponent's head with a sword without talking nonsense.

This time even the equipment was not dropped, and it seemed that Burris's strength had indeed been greatly weakened.

He quickly searched the remaining cabins and prepared to go to the Central Library.

It was now 3:30 in the morning, and there was still an hour and a half before the next return. He had to try to find all the clues at once.

As he passed the cabin on the second floor, he suddenly saw two figures standing on the outer platform, seemingly looking at the snow.