Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 15: Troublemaking Players

The weight of a human skeleton accounts for about 35-40% of the total body weight. Therefore, when their controlled bodies suddenly became more than 60% lighter without affecting their mobility, the players, even those with poor motor skills, could become agile and light as a swallow.

While Hal was nervously recalling the possible consequences of deviating from his assigned task during work, the group of undead gamers had already surrounded him…

"Holy f*ck! This NPC modeling is so realistic!"

"Dayum, you can even see the pores clearly. How did they achieve that?"

"Hey, hey, look y'all. Is he actually sweating?"

"Are there any quests? How do we accept quests?"

"How did Boss Vanilla accept quests from NPCs?"

Completely bewildered Hal: "…"

"Stop being so rowdy! There's a need to engage in dialogue to accept quests. How would the NPC know whom to respond to if all of you are shouting at once?" Tang Jia, who was the first to discover the advanced NPC and the first to approach Hal, became annoyed. "Line up and follow the sequence!"

The fortunate players who managed to secure a spot in the inner circle remained silent, with no intention of voluntarily stepping back to join the queue…

"Never mind, let's do it one by one. Don't forget that the advanced NPC can get angry if players behave improperly. Those at the back can observe how the dialogue goes and that's a benefit too," Tang Jia's best friend spoke up.

This girl player, with the name Unceasing Entropy, sounded much more reasonable, and her logic made sense. Hearing these, players started to comply, saying, "Yeah, let the ones closer go first. The rest of us should stay quiet."

Without any hesitation, Tang Jia took the lead, regardless of whether others agreed or not. Glancing at the green text floating above Hal's head, she engaged proactively. "Hello, 'Razor' Hal Maxwell. Do you have any quests for me?"

Hal, who was surrounded by a pack of undead and unable to move a step, glanced at the skeleton that had just spoken up.

At first glance, it was evident that this was

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