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“Shi Lao, do you know how many people are participating in this game?” Jiang Chen asked.
“That’s hard to say. The delivery guy knows very little, but in three days, the participants will gather at the Shanghai dock and board a cruise ship to their destination. As for how many people are joining, we’ll find out then,” Shi Gaofeng replied.
“Alright, Shi Lao, just give me that card. I’ll take the delivery guy's place and play this game,” Jiang Chen said.
“Mr. Jiang, are you going alone? Isn’t that dangerous?” Shi Gaofeng expressed his concern. Although Jiang Chen was quite powerful, the forces of the Dark World were formidable, and their armed strength rivaled that of regular armies.
“It’s nothing to worry about. The Dark World is not something I fear. I hope to find the Immortal Dragon Seal this time,” Jiang Chen replied confidently.
Seeing Jiang Chen so self-assured, Shi Gaofeng decided not to say more. Following him wouldn’t help; he might even become a burden.
“By the way, Shi Lao, there’s something I need to tell you. I’ve found the Kunlun Divine Mirror and the Heaven-Cleaving Axe,” Jiang Chen continued.
Upon hearing this, Shi Gaofeng was stunned. After searching for so many years without finding a single artifact, Jiang Chen had managed to locate two in just a few months—this was truly astonishing.
At the Shi Family Villa, Jiang Chen took out the Heaven-Cleaving Axe and the Kunlun Divine Mirror from the Storage Jade Gourd. Shi Gaofeng examined these two artifacts closely, marveling at their power.
After having lunch with Shi Gaofeng and chatting for a few hours, Jiang Chen returned to Shanghai in the afternoon.
Three days later, at the Shanghai dock.
Jiang Chen spotted the cruise ship from the Dark World that was there to pick up participants. From the outside, it looked like an ordinary cruise ship.
At the gangway, two uniformed personnel were checking cards; only those with cards could board.
Jiang Chen approached, presented his card, and boarded smoothly.
The cruise ship was massive, over three hundred meters long, capable of carrying four thousand passengers.
On deck, aside from the crew members, there weren’t many players like Jiang Chen.
Standing on the deck and looking at the dock below, he noticed that most of those boarding were young people—both men and women.
Jiang Chen scanned these individuals with his divine sense and found nothing particularly special; they appeared to be ordinary people.
This made Jiang Chen even more curious. Were the people from the Dark World simply bored? Why gather so many ordinary individuals to play a game?
Half an hour later, most of the participants had arrived, and the cruise ship set sail.
Jiang Chen estimated that over a hundred people had boarded this time. They stood on deck together, but their expressions were far from relaxed.
After all, this game was filled with uncertainties, and uncertainty often breeds fear.
As the cruise ship set sail, the passengers felt a mix of tension and restraint, keeping their distance from one another and refraining from conversation.
About ten minutes later, after the ship had traveled a fair distance, an elderly foreign man in a suit appeared on the deck, flanked by a group of bodyguards dressed in black.
"Welcome, players, to the Liberty Cruise," he announced in fluent Huaxia Language. "This maritime journey will last approximately seven days. After seven days, we will officially commence the game. Until then, you have seven days to prepare. All the food and entertainment options on board are complimentary, so feel free to indulge."
Once he finished speaking, the old man turned to leave, as if he had come solely to deliver that message.
"Excuse me, could you please tell us what the game entails?" suddenly asked a bespectacled man on the deck.
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