Crime Prison Island
Chapter 66 - 21 Audience and Settlement Rewards_6

Chapter 66: Chapter 21 Audience and Settlement Rewards_6

Even if it’s just a few minutes off, or even half a minute, that still calls for a kill.

If someone were to die for breaking the rules at the end, that would be a truly regrettable way to die.

"I know, didn’t you factor in the extra time we came in?" Meimei asked.

"I did, but... there must be another purpose behind this rule," Gao Xin frowned, took out his watch, and immediately returned to the hall to check the clock.

After careful comparison, his face suddenly turned ugly, and he cursed at the Crystal Ball, "Damn bunch of animals."

The clocks inside this luxurious mansion were fast!

And it was just the second hand that was fast by a little bit, something you couldn’t initially tell, only at the last moment would you see the one-minute discrepancy.

One minute, it was just one minute.

If you didn’t carefully compare the clocks, at first glance, you wouldn’t be able to tell.

This was most likely targeted at the cats, and specifically those cats that were confident and had eliminated all the enemies early on.

Gao Xin could already imagine how many players, confidently stepping out of the game area at the right moment, broke down upon being told they had to be killed...

He went back to the main entrance and shared the situation.

Everyone was grinding their teeth in anger, "Damn it, they just want to see us go from joy to surprise and then to despair."

"If we had stepped out just now, they would probably be popping champagne to celebrate," they said.

Anger and heart palpitations struck everyone, followed by a sense of relief after the fact.

Meimei looked at Gao Xin in surprise, "How did you think that the clock in the game would be a bit fast?"

Gao Xin said solemnly, "Because this game is too simple for the strongest players."

"If Silver Hand hadn’t been too greedy, this game would have been pretty much a giveaway; he just needed to play a bit more relaxed to avoid any accidents."

"That would lead to garbage time in the second half of the game, which the power players wouldn’t enjoy."

"So there must be a catch somewhere to challenge those who completed the game too easily."

He said that, but if it weren’t for a comment in the Easter egg room that said, "Let’s see if you can survive," he wouldn’t have been so cautious... It’s too easy to let your guard down at the last moment, and no one can be completely prepared.

It turns out the Easter egg room wasn’t completely useless after all; those people had opened Heavenly Eye, and even watching different people play the same game, a casual remark could come in handy.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief; it was fortunate that Gao Xin had taken the short man’s watch.

Gao Xin looked at the watch, trying to recall exactly when the game started.

But he had no timepiece from the beginning, and even the starting time might have traps built into it; without overthinking it, he decided to wait another solid ten minutes.

This time they would definitely have enough time, and one by one, everyone went out.

As soon as the last person left the yard, number 97 appeared: "The ’Cat and Mouse’ game has ended, commencing total settlement."

In an instant, images were projected directly onto Gao Xin’s retina.

He skipped over his own number and name and went straight to the results.

"Mouse survival reward 100, Cat survival reward 100..."

"Extra reward for hunting four mice 400..."

"Audience tips 2000!"

"Total 2600 sin redemption tickets."

Gao Xin raised an eyebrow; by the end, he was certain that he could have multiple identities, so receiving both the mouse and cat survival rewards wasn’t a surprise.

The actual maximum profit of the game was 2500 points.

But he hadn’t expected... the audience tipped two thousand!

He had worked tirelessly to earn six hundred, and the tips far exceeded his earnings, so the biggest reward in the sin redemption game was actually the tips?

This was probably an incentive for the accomplished players to stir things up and make the game as intense as possible. The approval of those behind the scenes was better than any reward.

"Whoosh!"

The collars around everyone’s necks unlocked in an instant, rising to the sky and vanishing.

Then, except for Gao Xin, everyone asked for healing, and a stream of matter instantly descended, causing a tingling sensation at the wounds which then quickly healed.

Their injuries looked severe, but they were just broken bones, costing only two points each.

Healing was really cheap for glass people; it must be much more expensive for Radiations.

"Bro, we’ll give you our rewards," Su Lei and Meimei promptly transferred their rewards to him.

The others didn’t cause any trouble and followed suit, each transferring 98 points.

In total, Gao Xin earned 3286 sin redemption tickets from the rewards.

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