forever lv.0

第20章 最新更新:2016-12-10 09:16:45 晋江文学城

Is this greeting too formal?The moment he clicked "Send", Kudo subconsciously thought so.

It’s like when meeting strangers on a virtual social platform, even though you know that the other party doesn’t know who you are, and you don’t know the real background you are in, in this kind of communication environment that can be regarded as stress-free, Still feel the pressure.How to speak without being too abrupt, what wording to use so that it will not be too rude, or what kind of opening remarks to use to appear sophisticated enough instead of a super novice who has already spoken from the beginning, the aspects that need to be considered are more Many—whether it is a real image or a virtual identity, they are all roles that require painstaking efforts.

And all of this depends on the object we are facing, which is a "person".

There will be subjective judgments, emotions, emotions, and basic logical common sense, "people".

"Well, please give me more advice." Kuroba's reply still couldn't reveal any flaws.

The reciprocal reply is reasonable as an automatic reply, and it is understandable as "another player".Seemingly casual but actually quite rigorous wording.

Is he also calculating how to reply... At the moment when he realized that the other party was also "thinking", Kudo suddenly felt that the amount of thinking had increased a lot compared to before.At this moment, he not only has to consider his own reply, but also judges the response of that "Black Feather", guessing from the text composed of pixels on the screen what kind of thought process the other party has gone through when typing on the keyboard.

Endless chain of suspicion.

"Are you still planning to continue exploring today?" After knowing that the other party was performing a follow-up operation, Kudo himself had to pay attention to the operation page.After careful observation, he realized that what he was controlling was indeed a cross-shaped cursor, but because he was in a ghost state, it was almost impossible to locate it on the dark background.

How good is that guy's dynamic vision, can he follow this kind of screen almost without any lag?Seemingly for the convenience of the other party, Kudo deliberately slowed down the pace during the exploration process, and took this opportunity to carefully observe how Kuroba operated without revealing any flaws.

"Fortunately, there are no particularly troublesome monsters in this area." After walking a certain distance, Kuroba's dialog box began to pop up again, "Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to bear it."

Could it be that the battle before complaining was too troublesome... Whether it is the boss battle or the new monsters unique to the chapter that is out of the way in terms of tactics, the only one who is actually fighting is Kuroba.Kudo suddenly began to rejoice that at least he had provided practical tactical guidance during the onlooker process, and Kuroba's level had indeed passed the test. It was only through this kind of opportunistic tactic that one person broke through. Crack the puzzle.

"Do you find it troublesome?" After knowing that the other party is not a program, the game of probing can still continue.Continuing to play the previous role of controller, Kudo pretended to be ignorant and continued to ask questions that were seemingly innocent but full of traps.

Black Feather on the screen was silent for a few seconds.

Are you thinking about how to answer?Crossing his hands, Kudo waited quietly.He fixed his eyes on the pixel villain who seemed to be breathing in the center of the screen, but the appearance of the other person typing was involuntarily emerged in his mind.What kind of expression did he show after seeing his question, how his dexterous fingers typed out the reply and then deleted it... The conceivable directions spread out radially and extended infinitely.

Just waiting like this doing nothing, Kudo inexplicably felt his heart beat faster.

"It's okay," the compromised answer without any subjective resentment, "it won't be too much trouble."

What a boring speech.

Suddenly, the emotion of "wanting him to say more" came into being, and before he realized it, the mouse pointer had clicked on "send message".

"If you have any dissatisfaction, please be sure to speak up."

Too polite, too polite.In front of the screen, Kudo almost laughed secretly to the point of internal injury. It is impossible for this kind of non-programmatic speech full of grooves not to attract the attention of the other party.

Come on, let me see how you respond to such a flawed speech.

"...Then I'm not welcome?" This time, Kuroba responded quickly, and gave the answer after a short pause.

"Detective, you have wasted too much time in useless places. This is not a puzzle game. Even if you investigate, you won't find anything."

"When you can walk in a straight line, please be sure to walk in a straight line. Unnecessary corners will easily trigger monsters' attacks."

"The supply store is not there for display, please visit more often?!"

"Ahh, and, please keep the topics unrelated to the game to a minimum..."

A series of replies flashed on the screen one after another, and Kudo was dumbfounded for a moment.However, what surprised him at the moment was not these clearly targeted complaints.

He noticed.

He noticed.

Kuroba probably realized that he, as the "controlling party", had already noticed his existence.

Have you completely given up the pretense, but until this time, you can still stick to the nonsense title of "famous detective" to the end, really dedicated... Smiling in a good mood, Kudo continued to implement the polite language plan to the end.

"Sorry, I'll pay attention next time."

This time, no new reply was received for more than a minute.

During this minute or so, Kudo sorted out the information he had collected so far.

Kuroba is a real "person".Although he doesn't know what the purpose is, he willingly played an operator role in this game who has "subjective consciousness" but can only act with "other people's control". He is unscrupulous in many details own existence.

Capricious and inconsiderate of other people's feelings.

An "independent action" that will take the initiative to apply at critical moments.

Quite a subjective value judgment in the dialogue.

The answer is actually obvious, but Kudo has always turned a blind eye to it.He just enjoys this kind of interaction that is obviously in the virtual world but seems extremely real.But he couldn't stand by when the interaction was bothering another person in reality.

In order to fulfill his "role" conscientiously, Kuroba spent almost 24 hours on the game.Although Kudo doesn't know how much of the overlap schoolwork accounts for, a little bit is for sure.

"Black Feather" was about his age.

The channels and preferences of choosing the game, the values ​​reflected in the topic and the scope of knowledge mastered cannot be disguised in this instant dialogue system.And the system server will match them in a team, which means that they are currently in the same division.

It might be a fairly close area.

From the perspective of schedule, Kudo himself basically logged into the game shortly after the end of his daily schoolwork, and at that time Kuroba was already waiting there.

High school students who finish class a little earlier than themselves and do not participate in any club activities.

As the possible range gradually narrowed, Kudo didn't feel that the image of "Kuroba" was much clearer than before.I just confirmed the rough outline of the other party's identity, and I can only see a popular silhouette.More information is needed, more contacts are needed...

Sporadic sparks of thought touch the combustible substance called curiosity, and then it spreads out of control.

Before Kuroba's response reached his client through data interaction, Kudo took a deep breath and typed the information he wanted to convey into the dialog box, and sent it before the logic objected and he began to regret it.

"Black Feather," this was the first time he addressed each other directly in the game. "Do you have time this weekend?"

"Let's meet."