NPC Town-building Game

All the monsters appearing from the ground will be crushed.

I've been kicking my ass for a while, but it wasn't a rotten zombie with sticky meat... Avoiding dead bodies, Skeleton... he was targeting bone bodies.

Honestly, there is resistance to kicking monsters off. I mean, I'm usually scared.

However, I was able to move thanks to my previous experience encountering black dogs and green demons in the village.

We can't force the villagers to do everything that's scary and painful. Just a little bit, so we need to help.

"But it's more destructive than I imagined."

Incidentally, the shoes I wear are called safety shoes with stiff toes, and I had to wear them when I went to the factory to clean them before, so I received them from the president.

Originally, it is a specification to protect even if heavy objects fall on the toes, but it only contains a thin iron plate, and the power of the kick is considerably increased. If it's about a run-down skull, it's about to shatter lightly.

I was actually going to bring the bat from home, but even if I put it in my case, if I get suspicious while I'm on the move and I can check my luggage, I find Distiny hiding in my bag.

I gave up taking out the bat for fear of it.

The monsters are attacked before their bodies get out of the dirt, so they can barely fight back and just be defeated.

"It's a good experience hunt for other games."

An easy mood that can afford such an impression.

There is an affordable canazzi in the bag that I bought just in case at the home center near the harbor, but I don't think I'll have to keep up with it.

The dead and bone animals in this area have run out, and new monsters have disappeared.

For some reason, the gaze of Gums and Hunters was focused on Niles and Chem, so when I was caught looking at you, I closed my eyes and prayed for something.

"I don't see any signs of impurity around here."

"Yes, the impure mind has disappeared."

They are absolutely sure.

You can use magic to sense the presence of the undead near the magic of the clergy, so you can be sure if they say so.

The enemy on this spot appears to have been cleaned up, so we'll start moving forward again.

There was a cemetery ahead, and I found a staircase leading to the basement, where the broadcaster was trapped.

Countless tombstones are picking me up as if you could prove my memory.

Previously, the gravestone that fell when the monster appeared remained intact, leaving countless holes in the ground.

Unlike where we were earlier, does this mean that no more enemies will appear here?

Hmm, no more enemies nearby.

"That's right, Mr. Niles..."

If two priests say so, let me trust you.

I also spotted a staircase leading to the basement, and everyone turned towards me.

This should be interpreted as a request for instructions.

"Our goal is to purify this place. But if we save them first, they won't be used as hostages. I know it's a hassle, but I think we should save him first."

Say it yourself, even if you're threatened with being taken hostage and throwing away your weapon, you're not willing to follow. But I also want to help if I can.

If it's a character that can be easily cut off by tight feet and hands, it hasn't come to such a place in the first place.

Villagers are most important, but I also want to save the distributors. That's the truth.

"One concern is that there are probably people watching the village. This is not definitive, but it is possible that the cult is pulling the thread behind it. So please be careful and vigilant."

I have to tell her this. Watching out for monsters may cause unexpected pain.

The person behind it is more troublesome than a simple monster.

It is highly likely that this conversation has been eavesdropped even now that they are still peeking.

I think I should take care of the players as much as possible, as long as I can't help fighting monsters.

"I can't lose my temper when evil spirits get involved."

When the smile disappears from Niles' face, he exhales. Chem has a difficult face next door.

As a believer on the Lord God's side, there seems to be something I think of the cult.

"It may also be read that we are coming to help again. Be careful with the trap."

Attention was drawn to the small hunter who was checking the staircase entrance, and he nodded with a magical look.

Study the area carefully, then head down the stairs with a small hunter. Leave a team of hunters outside to let you know if anything happens.

Down the stairs, there is a concrete consolidated space and iron doors can be seen.

This looked more creepy when seen live than when it crossed the PC screen.

Whoever looks and holds the sword pulls out of the sheath and slowly opens the door in a state of combat.

It's not a murderous room surrounded by concrete. Bookshelves packed with TV's, consoles, and cartoons.

There are a number of large cushions placed on top of which you can see people lying around.

The living environment has improved surprisingly compared to before.

Just a glance at us, he kept playing games and reading.

People who have a different attitude to the interior. They are undoubtedly broadcasters. I can tell by looking at his face.

What I don't understand is this attitude. I used to cry and beg for help, but what is this change?

Ladies and gentlemen, we're here to help.

When Chem said so, he turned his eyes towards me, but immediately turned away.

I was waiting for something to be said, but silence is dominating the scene.

"Hey, you guys! I'm here to help!

One of the hunters who was irritated by the reaction approached the nearby broadcaster and shouted loudly.

Then, the broadcaster waved his hand and sighed deliberately and loudly.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Oh, I see. I was sorry. Because they are Japanese, they do not understand the language of other worlds.

It was my job to talk here.

"Then I'll tell you. This will work, right?"

My words have been translated into foreign languages on my own initiative, but if I am conscious, I can deliver them as Japanese.

"Oh, not in Japanese. Are you Japanese?"

"Yes, I'm here to help you. Do you understand where this is?

They set foot in a horror spot and remain in captivity. So I want to make sure that you understand whether this is a different world.

Whether you know it or not, the development after this changes. If you know, you can tell me the truth and get him out. If you don't know, you can mislead them appropriately.

"Ah, is this the alien world?

Oops, you know what? Other distributors are nodding, so it seems like they have a common perception.

"I thought it was an alien atheistic village, but it was a different world. If we publish this, we're going to see a lot more PV."

It's a buzz, right?

Having a breathtaking conversation that doesn't really seem to understand the situation.

Unlike before, there is no sense of sadness or crisis on everyone's face. It just looks like I'm at home.

"Is the situation understood correctly?

I kept my doubts to myself.

Deliverers who look at me in surprise. --The eyes were dark and cloudy.

What, these cheerless, empty eyes?

I felt like I was slightly overwhelmed by unexpected reactions, but I can't expose myself to pity in front of the villagers.

Face face to face with a bluff.

"I know. This is where someone who worships the devil is in charge, and we're caught as experiments to find out if we're connecting the other world with Japan, right?

... I understand the big ones. Then why don't you try to escape?

"If you know that..."

"Leave me alone. We prefer to be here. Besides, just abandon it once, what are you talking about now? You're guaranteed food, clothing, and shelter. You don't have to work to live and play, do you?

"Yes, yes, yes."

Those who spread their hands and tuned with happy broadcasters.

You don't look threatened and pretending to obey... A loose face with no shards of grief. Full of attitude.

I can only think of it as being genuine.

"Although food, clothing and shelter are guaranteed now, they are used as experiments. You don't know what happens if you fail, but you know it's dangerous?

"Even if you live in Japan, you may die tomorrow from a traffic accident, and you may get sick and become a Buddha. I don't know if I can keep working forever these days. If that's the case, that's fine if you're happy now."

Obsolete ideas. An excuse for someone who has acquired a laziness habit.

I know it's pathetic, but I used to think the same thing. If I had been in the same situation a year ago... I would have said the same thing. I can't help but think so.

"There are some friends here who play with us, and even if they get sloppy, they don't say anything to their parents or their surroundings. I don't mean to be despised. This is what heaven is all about."

It hurts my heart to look at my old self.

I don't have a place at home, I don't work, and my shoulders are narrow. I was worried about the eyes around me, but I couldn't step out. In the meantime, people are gathered here who were thinking of shooting one shot at the video.

I also thought of a way to persuade them here. But that's pointless. If you fall into this state, your consciousness will not change with the words of others.

Even a word that resonates with your heart is meaningless if you don't take the time to do it again and again. It's too convenient for you to suddenly change your mind and reflect.

That's what I know better than anyone. I changed because I interacted with villagers through games and had a reason to move. Still, I managed to step out of my misguided quote.

"Josio, what are they saying?

I don't understand the words, but I think I understood them in an atmosphere. Niles is peeking into my face worried.

"... let's leave them here. Let's focus first on defeating our enemies here and then take them there."

It's possible to take him under duress, but if he does, he'll have to pull his leg. If so, you'd better leave it here and take it with you when it's all over.

And I'm worried about that eye. Vague eyes that do not see reality.

I thought it was one of the objections from the villagers and hunters, but it seemed to me from the attitude of the other party that no one followed without saying anything.

The moment the iron door closes completely, I see them without saying anything to them in the broadcaster. Everyone was back to reading and gaming because they were no longer interested in us.