Chapter 242 (1/2)

Bian Ziyuan clicked ”continue” with the mouse, and the still game screen began to move again. A straight loess road passes through the green fruit trees, and in the distance is a towering castle. With the movement of the mouse, the sound of footsteps sounded, and the castle in the field of vision was getting closer and closer.

His current task is to find Cronus first, and then ask Cronus questions to prove whether he is a man or a machine.

The remote suddenly felt very funny. This Turing test is too lax!

If a fixed robot program was specified, he would really suspect that someone was controlling in the background, but they actually allowed him to use a game NPC instead. That's the game extension program he developed himself. He knows so well that no one can enter the background of the game so quickly to modify data and control the dialogue of this thing.

In that case, are others the same? There's no control in the background. It's a hoax? So what do you test? Test people's psychological response?

Bian Ziyuan thought about the screen for a long time. People who didn't know thought he was addicted to the game.

He shook his head and continued to move the mouse.

The towering city wall was in front of us, and the soldiers at the gate stood straight. Knowing that the soldiers could not speak, he went straight into the city, stopped a passer-by in the street and asked for the news of Cronus.

This is a new function after the game expansion. Cronus can appear anywhere on the game map, town, temple, cave or wilderness. It's not easy for players to meet him on such a large map.

A classmate from Bian Ziyuan once met Cronus in the game and tried to make a request. Could you make it easier for those who want to find him, such as leaving a clue or something.

They had no hope for this request, because the whereabouts of Cronus was a basic setting when Bian Ziyuan was implanted into the game extension. But Cronus said he was in a good mood that day, so he agreed to the request of remote students. From then on, players can ask the NPC in the game about the whereabouts of Cronus, and any NPC who sees him will tell you.

Bian Ziyuan felt very strange. He went into the backstage of the game and later checked the source code. He found that all NPCs have added the command line to answer the whereabouts of Cronus. Moreover, because the whereabouts of Cronus is uncertain, these codes have been changing all the time.

Bian Zi knew that Cronus was near the castle at the moment. When he was still connected to the Internet just now, he and his classmates were looking for him. They had inquired about the news that Cronus was in Gretel city on Moore continent. Bian Zi used a space-time scroll to come directly. Before the network was disconnected, his classmates should not have come before him and found Cronus, otherwise he would have to find him again.

Passers by waved their hands to show that they had not seen Cronus. Go on far away until you reach the blacksmith's shop in the castle. The blacksmith waved his hammer and jingled the red iron.

A little farther away from the edge, blacksmith. The blacksmith put down his hammer and jumped out a line of small words: ”welcome, do you want to make iron?”

Bian Ziyuan used the keyboard to input in the jumped out blank text box: ”where is Cronus?”

The blacksmith said, ”Oh, do you mean the great Cronus? Sorry, I haven't seen him, but I heard from the sailor who came to pick up the anchor today that he was walking by the sea!”

Bian Zi left the city far away, rushed to the seaside and asked the fisherman by the seaside. The fisherman said that Cronus walked along the coastline behind the castle. Bian Ziyuan chased up and killed some skeleton soldiers and fly monsters in the back mountain of the castle. These are little monsters. It's easy to kill at his level, but it also takes a little time.

The girl next to him may still be thinking hard at this time. Leng Buding turned around and saw that Bian Ziyuan was still playing games, so he kindly reminded him: ”Hey, there is monitoring here. It's not good for you!”