The world has turned into Hell's Game, why should I stay human?
Chapter 364 - 331: I sacrifice Niu Ma to summon a great success

Chapter 364: Chapter 331: I sacrifice Niu Ma to summon a great success

Difficulty checks simply mean the difficulty is doubled.

Simply put, if you originally needed to score 30 or higher with the dice, now you have to score 60 or higher.

"Let’s go."

Player 4 said.

As soon as he finished speaking, two dice appeared in front of him.

Each dice has ten sides, with numbers ranging from 0 to 9.

The first die indicates the tens digit, and the second die indicates the units digit.

For example, if the tens die shows 9 and the units die shows 1, then the final score is 91.

If both dice show 0, then the final score is 100.

"The rule of this module is that if the dice score is greater than or equal to the required score, the check is passed. If it’s less, the check fails."

"The Scholar Skill score requirement for Player 4 is 80. A dice score greater than or equal to 80 passes the check; less than 80 fails the check."

"A score of 3 or less with the dice is a critical failure, and a score of 97 or greater is a critical success."

The Dice Lady explained, clearly addressing Liu Zheng.

Each role-playing module has different scoring rules, and sometimes the game master may set special rules, which they call "village rules."

But the main rules are just two: scores higher or lower than the required score.

Strictly speaking, only a score of 1 or 100 counts as a critical failure or success. The rules of the "Deceitful Sea Demon Ship" module are fairly lenient."

"Roll, Dice Lady!"

Player 4 shouted, and immediately, the dice started to spin lively.

"Wait, do you have to shout like that every time you roll the dice?"

Liu Zheng asked with a vacant look.

Now that he was human again, he still had a bit of shame.

"No need, it’s just his personal habit."

Player 3 shook his head.

"Oh."

Liu Zheng understood. After all, when it comes to rolling dice, a bit of superstition always crept in.

The dice spun lively around ten turns and finally stopped, both numbers facing up.

and 2.

"Can it be?!"

Player 4 let out a wail.

"Man, how can you be so unlucky?"

Players 1 and 3 were speechless.

"Player 4, critical failure. Would you like to use a potential point?"

The Dice Lady’s voice rang out.

"What potential points are left?"

Player 4 sighed.

He had used up all the potential points he’d earned during previous failed checks.

"A critical failure with the Scholar Skill shouldn’t have too severe consequences, right?"

Liu Zheng asked.

The consequences of critical failures vary.

For instance, if you critically fail while climbing, a strict game master might at least make you cripple.

Or, if you critically fail a medical check, that basically means sending a teammate off with Emergency Fist.

But for safer checks like the Scholar, the worst that could happen is receiving wrong information or a damaged brain.

"Don’t know, no one but him has ever rolled a critical failure."

Player 3 shook his head.

"Better not to try it, Player 4’s character is quite important."

Player 1 said.

After all, Player 4 was the only pure support. Without him, no one else could heal.

"I’ll do it."

Player 3 sighed.

"Thanks, Player 3."

Player 4 gratefully said.

"Game Master, I use a potential point to re-roll the dice for Player 4."

Player 3 said.

"Are you sure?"

"Sure."

"Okay. Player 3, you currently have 3 potential points. After deducting 1 point, you have 2 points left."

The Dice Lady announced.

"Potential points can be used for others?"

Liu Zheng exclaimed in surprise.

These module rules are indeed quite merciful, especially considering it’s a high-difficulty module. How tough must the storyline be?

"Of course, they can. Otherwise, your character would have been dead already."

Player 4 said resentfully.

He should still have had one potential point, but it had been used to save the original Player 2.

The dice spun again and then stopped.

and 2.

"Phew, that’s at least a pass."

Player 4 breathed a sigh of relief.

"Check successful. Relevant information has been sent to the Character Card."

The Dice Lady announced.

"There is a mysterious sea area in the Pan-Triangle Sea that does not have a fixed location but randomly appears in different parts of the Pan-Triangle Sea, hence it is called the Indeterminate Mysterious Sea."

"The weather in the Indeterminate Mysterious Sea often completely differs from the surrounding sea areas; even if there is a violent storm just a league away, the Indeterminate Mysterious Sea could be calm and vice versa."

"Legend has it that an unimaginable war once broke out in the Indeterminate Mysterious Sea, permanently altering the nature of this area, such that even the powers of the Sea God are not fully effective here."

"The Dead from that war now permanently rest on the seabed of the Indeterminate Mysterious Sea, giving birth to some terrifying sea monsters and magic barriers."

"Even the Invincible Fleet of the Holy Empire, before those tentacles thicker than dragon bones, could only be manipulated like toys."

"O navigators, please be cautious and avoid venturing into this strange sea."

"Get away! Get away!"

Player 4 read out the information given by the Game Master.

"Does this mean we shouldn’t think about directly confronting the sea monsters?"

Player 3 was the first to speak.

"Probably, and it also hints that the sea monsters are tentacle creatures like octopuses or squids."

Player 1 nodded.

Liu, looking rather perturbed, felt somewhat targeted.

"If that’s the case, wouldn’t the best strategy be to join the pirates first and then, when the sea monsters attack, use the pirates to draw their attention and steal a small boat to escape?"

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