FVN Chapter 335: 211: The Easter Egg Appears (Part 3)_1
Chapter 335: 211: The Easter Egg Appears (Part 3)_1
Chapter 335: Chapter 211: The Easter Egg Appears (Part 3)_1
Fang Cheng was very satisfied with the performance of “Spirit Vessel” this time.
Stepping into the void, sitting in his Sea of Consciousness, he began to retract his scattered thoughts one by one, and each thought returned as clear and bright as a pearl, shining brightly even as it fell into the Sea of Consciousness.
Letting these pearls sink into the Sea of Consciousness, Fang Cheng felt that even if he didn’t achieve enlightenment this time, he would still reap substantial benefits, advancing his understanding of “fun” and complementing some aspects of himself.
Next, it was time to seek the way in the void.
Before seeking the way, he paid special attention to some of his rivals in Taoism, ensuring all these fellows were completely engrossed in Mecha combat, with no tricks up their sleeves.
He then locked down the entrance to the Mysterious Mirror world, barring anyone but players from entering, thus avoiding the scenario from “Dark Builder” where an Evil God suddenly invaded and spoiled everything.
After ensuring everything was foolproof, Fang Cheng closed off his perception of the outside world, and his Taoist Heart flew out, beginning to earnestly seek the way.
Meanwhile, at Fang Cheng Studio, the staff had completed the story mode update for “Spirit Vessel” and made adjustments to the game.
Story mode should be the first mode players experience; in it, players learn how to use Mechas, the effects of the various parts, and the origins of the chips, among other things.
Unlike the dark and grim world of “Heavenly Demon,” the storyline of “Spirit Vessel” has a fairy-tale-like atmosphere, with characters lively portrayed through Fang Cheng’s script, making it easy for players to immerse themselves in the light-hearted story.
Because the game’s title is “Spirit Vessel,” the protagonist of the game isn’t the player but the Artifact Spirit.
Players start as a little squirrel living in a junkyard, accidentally finding a Mecha head that has awakened its own consciousness, and then gradually mastering various Mecha combination methods under its guidance, eventually piloting the assembled Mecha in a tournament to win the championship step by step.
On Saturday, he woke up early.
He first met with Coach Lin at Dimensional, helped support the scene, and also discussed the arrangement for the second season of “Who is the Champion.”
With the holographic projection technology from Kirin Industry, the special effects of the second season would surely be more explosive, giving a much better feel.
After discussing various matters, Monkey returned home and prepared to play the story mode of “Spirit Vessel” once more before sleeping.
Stepping into the VR unit, entering the game, selecting story mode and entering it, Monkey opened his eyes again to find he had arrived at the initial scene of the story mode, the junkyard.
Although there was no smell, the furnaces around him continuously released billowing black smoke upwards, contaminating the sky and making it appear murky, almost as if Monkey could smell the acrid odor.
This place was a junkyard, the lowest level of the world.
Various vessels transported all sorts of electronic waste here, with discarded Mecha parts strewn all around.
According to the storyline, these Mecha fragments were refuse transported from a nearby Mecha arena.
Most Mechas were broken, and Mechas themselves had no consciousness; even intact Mechas had to obey the pilot’s commands and lacked self-awareness.
The only Artifact Spirit in the game was the one that met the player, the Mecha that had awakened its own consciousness.
According to the players’ analysis, this Mecha was the only Artifact Spirit in the game that had awakened, its unique personality making it stand out from the rest.
Then, a vessel performed a jump to the airspace above the junkyard, releasing a massive amount of garbage, with new Mecha fragments piling up like mountains.