MTL - The Barrage Said, I Am the Final Villain In the Game-Chapter 71 I always get there, don't I?

  Chapter 71 I always reach my destination, don't I?

  When Hester came to the foot of the mountain where the ball of light was placed, he stopped suddenly.

the reason is simple.

   Originally, the road with few bends suddenly forked at this time.

   There are three forked roads, left, right and forward.

   And in the center of the intersection, a simple wooden sign was standing there quietly.

  Hurst took a closer look, and the words were still as simple and clear as the introduction to the secret realm.

  【Every road leads to the summit. 】

"Gone?"

  Hurst went around the wooden sign several times, carefully looking at every corner, but he couldn't find any other words.

   "Is there any deep meaning in the saying that every road leads to the summit?"

  Hurst was a little confused.

  Since this wooden sign appeared here, and a different phenomenon suddenly appeared in front of him, it means that the wooden sign must have its meaning of existence.

  Originally, when Hearst saw the fork and the wooden sign from a distance, he thought it might be a prompt such as "the short road is difficult, the long road is easy, and the middle is neither difficult nor easy".

  The result, that's it?

  Hurst did not understand.

   Created three roads, and then the prompts given only mean that they all go up the mountain and can reach the destination, then what are you doing with three roads? Does it look good?

   Whether you don’t understand or not, Hearst still has to make a choice.

   It's just that this choice doesn't seem so good.

"According to the experience of the predecessors, when encountering this kind of road that needs to be chosen, the left side often represents the near and difficult, and the right represents the far and easy, but everything is not absolute. It is not that no one uses the so-called "experience" to interfere with people's sight."

   "Why don't you choose the middle if you don't decide everything?"

  “The golden mean is indeed a universal option, but.”

  Hurst doesn't like middle-of-the-road options.

  Although he is not pretentious, but with his status here, he is naturally superior and has a little arrogance in his heart.

  If it was at any other time, he would choose it if he chose, but now, he is not breaking through the level alone, and the person who is going through the level with him is not pleasing to him no matter how he sees it.

  If he chooses the middle, and the other party chooses the left, and the left is really an easier way, then wouldn't he really have to help him ask out his sister as Lynn asked?

how is this possible!

   Don't even think about it!

  Gritting his teeth, Hester closed his eyes and took a deep breath.

   Then, firmly set foot on the left road.

   It's just that after he walked for a while, he immediately had doubts about his choice.

  This road. What's the difference from the one you just walked?

   It is still a straight road, the only difference is that the surrounding wilderness has become a barren mountain.

  Danger is as mentioned in the prompt at the beginning, there is indeed no danger, but I don’t feel any closer, and I can’t even see the light ball above, and I can’t judge my current position through the light ball.

   "Damn."

  Hurst suddenly felt annoyed.

  If you go to the right, or go to the middle according to what you just thought, will there be any different changes?

"meeting."

  Hurst turned his head sharply.

  Beside him, at some time, an old woman with a bent body and a cane was looking at him with a gentle smile.

   Falling into it, the voice just now came from her.

  The old woman raised her crutches and pointed behind him. Hester also turned his head and looked in the direction he came from.

  The road he came from has not disappeared, and he can still see the intersection he turned into.

   "The road on the right to the top of the mountain is indeed the shortest; the middle is indeed neither far nor near; only the road you are taking now is the farthest and the longest road."

  “.”

  Hurst's face twitched.

   **** it

   "However." The old woman withdrew her crutches and looked at him gently, "Now, you can go back and choose again."

"Ok?!"

  Hester was slightly taken aback, his face full of disbelief: "Can I go back and choose again?"

   This routine, Hirst has never heard of it, and has never seen it.

   Logically speaking, after entering the levels in the secret realm, generally you cannot exit. Once you make a choice, that is to say, you have chosen it, and it is impossible to turn back.

   But the old woman told him, can he turn back?

"real or fake?"

  The old woman nodded: "There are no lies here."

  Hurst took a few steps back tentatively, and found that he could really walk back.

  He took a few more steps, the speed was not limited, and there was no pressure to stop him, as if it really didn't matter.

   Turning back again, Hester did not see the shadow of the old woman again, only a deep white mist that was slowly dissipating.

  “.”

   After hesitating for a moment, Hurst's aggressiveness finally overcame the hesitation in his heart.

  He returns to the way he came, chooses the right side, and continues on.

  When he first started walking, he felt that he might be cheated.

  Because there is no difference between this road and the part on the left that he just walked on.

  But when he turned a corner, the top of the mountain was already in front of him.

   "It seems that the old lady did not lie to me."

  Hurst walked towards the final destination with excitement.

  Lin En, who was walking on the road, saw the three roads ahead from a distance, and as the distance gradually approached, he also saw the information on the sign.

   "Can all lead to the top of the mountain? Then there is no difference."

  He didn't stay here, he stepped on the middle road without stopping.

   But it didn't take long before a voice stopped in front of him.

   "The middle is the farthest road." The old woman smiled kindly, "The one on the left is closer; the one on the right is farther."

  Lin En's footsteps froze for a while, but soon regained his rhythm.

  He tilted his head, smiled and said, "Thank you, I see."

   "Now, you can go back and choose again."

   "Well, I see."

  “.”

  The smile on the old woman's face froze slightly, and she immediately followed up with Lynn, who was already a little away from her, with a little seriousness in her voice: "I won't lie to you, there are no lies here."

"Okay, I know."

   "." Confusion finally appeared in the old woman's cloudy eyes, "Aren't you going to choose again? In this case, it will take longer for you."

  Lynn asked very strangely: "It's all here, why do you want to go back? Could it be that the sign is wrong, and this road can't reach the end?"

   "No, it's not."

   "So, there is danger on this road?"

"nor"

   "Then what am I going to do when I go back? Even if I have a really long way to go, even if there are real difficulties and dangers ahead, so what? No matter what, I can always reach my destination, can't I?"

  He spread his hands:

  “With no one forcing me to say what will happen if I don’t arrive on time. What difference does it make if I arrive earlier or later?”

  The old woman supported the crutches with both hands: "You may arrive at a slower time than the other person."

   "No." Lynn smiled, "I suggest you add this word before the word 'possible' in the sentence you just said."

  “.”

   "My speed will not be slower than him." Lynn said, "Maybe his walking speed is indeed faster than me, but it is impossible for him to arrive earlier than me."

  "Hesitation and hesitation will become his burden and slow down his progress."

  Paused, Lynn smiled again: "If there was no hint for the opening, I might have hesitated just now, but since I was given a reminder, then, how can I not make such a low-level mistake."

   "If you choose, you choose, and I will let him go."

  "Cross over a mountain, cross over a river, and eliminate an enemy."

  “I will seriously face all the choices I have made, and looking back, it can only appear when the benefits are doubled than what I can get now.”

  The old woman was silent.

  She stopped, silently watching the back of the boy who was gradually going away.

  The figure only turned its back to him, and waved without looking back.

"goodbye."

"goodbye?"

  The old woman shook her head and sighed slightly.

   "Probably, there is no chance."

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  (end of this chapter)