The Young master's fake bride and her lucky system
Chapter 381 - 381 The ungrateful beggar

381: The ungrateful beggar 381: The ungrateful beggar She filled with so much rage as she evacuated the third world immediately, leaving the gaming world entirely and returning to the real one.

“What the hell was that?” she exploded with anger immediately.

She pictured in her mind every second that she had spent in the final battle of the third world.

She was very sure that no winner had been declared.

They had suddenly been thrown out of the third world without an explanation.

“Little smurf…..,what happened?”  She got off the bed and headed for the door while waiting for clarity.

The blue elf was appeared to be busy on the virtual screen.

It was moving it’s small hands around, studying the different aspects of the game.

And the gaming screen itself was frozen, with only a single explanation.

“Be back in three days.” Level two and level one worlds were open and available but the third world was closed off.

It was definitely abnormal, whatever it was that was going on.

“Little smurf, who won and what did they get?”  She held her curiosity back for a moment and went through the hall, finding her way to the kitchen.

Nanny Luo was in there, sitting in a chair.

She was peeling garlic slowly while listening to an old radio.

An old traditional song was playing and she was humming along to it with a smile on her face.

“Nanny.” she called.

Nanny Luo looked up and her smile widened further.

She moved her hand to lower the volume of the radio but Alix shook her head.

“Don’t.

I am here to get something to eat and then i will be out of your hair.

Do not even think about getting up to assist me.” Doing as she said, nanny Luo stayed down and continued peeling the garlic.

Alix found her way to the covered pots of food that were slowly being warmed by heat.

“Spaghetti and meatballs, wow, whose idea was this?” “I knew that you would be hungry after staying in to play that game so i figured this could breakfast and lunch.” Nanny Luo sighed helplessly.

She didn’t understand why Alix sometimes stayed home to play the game.

But, she had stopped asking for answers or forcing her to wake up as per the instructions of Caishen.

Besides, the school Alix owned had a principal and deputy Jin Kang who could run it even when she wasn’t there.

“Thank you, my best nanny.”  She smiled at the older woman, heaped her plate and left the kitchen, returning to the bedroom.

She put the food down on the table and sat down in a chair.

“I am back little smurf, please tell me you have answers on what happened and who tried to kill me.

It must be that despicable elf, right?

I haven’t heard a peep from him on the third world and i was suspicious.”  “It wasn’t the elf.” the system elf replied.

“Then who?”  “The necromancer.”  She winced.

Her mind was so focused on that elf that she had forgotten about the two other players she had killed in the game.

Apparently, they had vengeance on their minds.

“Nobody won the final prize of the third world, just as you thought.

There is a safe zone for every final boss where they can run to and find safety.

If it happens, the game automatically coms to an end.” Alix bit into a meatball angrily as if she was biting one of the game developers personally.

What kind of stupid rule was that?

What was the purpose of everyone working hard to get an opportunity to fight in the final battle if the bad guy could simply turn tail, run and find a safe place.

“That’s not fair, it’s a crappy rule.” “Did you bother to read the new revised rules?”  She rolled her eyes and put on a sullen look.

Who did they expect to read all those rules?

There were like a hundred of them, all scribbled in small letters.

All she cared about where rules relating to life and death.

Thinking of death had her looking down at her hand, at the bracelet.

Another bead had turned black, which she didn’t like.

This was a precious lucky item, one whose use was wasted in the gaming world.

Death over there did not translate to permanent death after all.

Next time, she would take it off before playing.

“Is the forum open, what are the other players saying about this?

I am certain they too agree that it is a silly rule that needs to be abolished immediately.

I am going to go to the level one or two world and see if i can talk to others.” “The game developers must have anticipated outrage so the forum has also been closed and all communication channels have been temporarily disconnected.

Even if you meet up with others, there will be no means of communication.

You might as well be trying to talk to an ordinary animal.” “Aish!” she said angrily.

“So what do i do?

The developers are running the game like dictators.

They change the rules as they wish and lock us out without an explanation…” The system elf lit a virtual fire on the screen and then blew it out with a fire extinguisher.

It’s actions puzzled Alix who was flaming hot and filled with a desire to go on a justice seeking mission.

“This is what you ought to be doing right now.” It explained.

Perplexed, she frowned.

“What, lighting a fire?” “No, cooling the fire within you.” It pointed to her and answered strongly.

“Need i remind you that you are an illegal player?

You do not need extra unnecessary attention from the game developers.

You are like a beggar on the street that is starving and cold.

Just be grateful that you have been given food and shelter instead of complaining about the taste of the food or size of the shelter.” Dismayed, her mouth twitched as a small sneer formed on her face.

“Beggar!” she exclaimed loudly.

“Did you compare me to a beggar?” “Do you need the game or does the game need you?” The system elf arrogantly asked.

She kept quiet in response.

It was true what the system said, she needed it more than it needed her.

If she antagonized the developers and they discovered who she was, she would be thrown out of the game.

Worse, she could be locked inside it for the rest of her life.

Even worse, no more loot which meant no more free goodies and no more free money.

Well, not completely free as she was risking her life in the game to earn it.

The thoughts of rallying other players to demand for the abolition of the ridiculous safety zone disappeared.

________ In Shanghai, meanwhile, Caishen and his group had just finished going through the security footage for the time between when they arrived to the moment when Biming said he had seen someone that resembled Lai Yanfang.

True enough, she was there, a woman that looked exactly like Lai Yanfang.

The resemblance was so strong that they could have been mistaken for twin sisters.

“I will be damned.” Caishen said softly.

A justified Biming puffed his chest up and pointed to the screen.

“I told you so.” 

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