Chapter 454 - THE STORM CONTINUES (2/2)

Because this guy was the one who instigate those players to lock the door and prevent the players on the deck from entering.  He's like an evil Uriel – that guy from team Celestials.  Maybe they would recruit this one after the Carnival was over.  After all, they only accept Angels.

”I really want to punch the heck out of that guy.”

He heard Luo Jin grumbling.  He glanced down and saw his brother glaring at the direction of the Angel.

Luo Yan couldn't agree more.  He also had the urge to beat the guy up.  Because he witnessed the process of him instigating those players to lock the door.  He did it so seamlessly that if one wasn't paying attention, they might not discover it.  Especially in this kind of situation where almost everyone was simply panicking.

He first stood at the most crowded spot.  Then he said to the player beside him that they should call the people on the deck.  So that they wouldn't be thrown to the sea because of the storm.  That they needed to reach the Four-Seasons Island because they were all participants of the Rookie Carnival.  It wouldn't be good if they were eliminated here.

A lot of player were inspired by what he said and proceeded on locking the door.  If not for that instigation veiled in worry, it would probably take a while before a player thought of doing that.

That kind of manipulation might work on others, but not on Luo Yan.  He knew what a manipulation was when he saw one.  After all, he often did that when situation needed him to.  But his kind of manipulation was harmless at best.  That guy, on the other hand, do it because he enjoyed it.  As evidence of the small smile that crossed his lips when the other players locked the door.  Luo Yan truly disliked that type.

”Do you want to open the door then?” he asked his brother.

”Nah.  It's their fault for not being more alert.  They should have gone inside the moment it started raining,” Luo Jin said.  ”Look at us, we're pretty far from the entrance of the ship but we still managed to go here ahead of them.”

Luo Yan also thought the same.  Besides that, if they really tried to open the door, they had to go through those line of players surrounding it.  Someone already did so earlier and it didn't end good for them.

They were the ones who received damage instead of the player they tried to attack.  That small incident showed them that during their time on this ship, they were not allowed to attack another player.  Not only that, when that player tried to take a potion to regain their lost HP, he wasn't able to.

Seeing that, Luo Yan also tried to open his Items Tab.  He could open it but the only thing he could take out was his weapon.

So, right now, the known rules were; one, they were not allowed to attack another player and two, they couldn't use any other items aside from their weapons.

He hadn't tested yet if he could use his skills.  But he hoped that he could just in case a sea monster appeared later.  With this game, you just never know.

With those rules, who would try to save those players on the deck?  Luo Yan was not some holy father who would save anyone in need.  He might do something if Luo Jin was one of the players outside, he would definitely do something.  But unlucky for them, that was not the case.

Luo Yan could still hear the howling of the wind outside.  It seemed like this storm wouldn't end anytime soon.