my dream adventure

Chapter 5 The Chased Girl ([-])
After taking a shower, he went into his room and connected to the Internet.

The computer on the table is a mainframe produced by Founder Technology, and this is the first computer their family bought.

At that time, he was still in junior high school, and he bought it in the name of learning, but in the end he got it to play games and watch anime, and when he actually used it for learning, it was very rare.

The operating system is the familiar Windows7, and the time column in the lower right corner says March 2007, 3.

Tomorrow happened to be the Lantern Festival. If there were no accidents, he would go back to school in three or four days.

He tried to search for "girl being chased" on the browser, and the results of the keywords were nothing more than trivial articles in the entertainment sector.

Can't find the book, movie or novel that matches your criteria?

Lin Yuan didn't expect to find any clues from the Internet.

What's more, this is the game world. Although the simulation effect is close to 99% similar to reality, the AI ​​can shape the fat boy and his sister through his memory, so that their behavior patterns completely match real people.

But the real network is a huge amount of data. Just referring to his memory cannot create a complete data world.

If the AI ​​of a game can be so powerful, is it necessary to make only one game?

After thinking about it, Lin Yuan changed the group of keywords to search, and soon, he saw an interesting message on the post bar.

The time of the post was 6 years ago. The poster was a working class. For about half a month, she had to work overtime every day until 11:[-] in the middle of the night before leaving get off work. At this time, the bus was out of service, so she could only ride a motorcycle go home.

On the way home, she would pass a remote elementary school, where she often witnessed some strange phenomena.

For example: the night sky dyed red, the flashing street lamps, the walls painted with twisted patterns, the black shadows flashing past in the classroom...

But these phenomena will disappear again when I go to work the next day.

She also deliberately stopped to look at the fence, but the patterns on it were gone, replaced by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, no different from ordinary campuses.

The above description made Lin Yuan quickly think of the picture he saw in the hallucination. Is there any connection between the two?
He tried to contact the poster to find out the specific address of the school. Considering that it had been 6 years since the post, whether the poster was still there was a problem, so he didn't have much hope.

But soon, he found some clues from the message area below.

Some people said that he also encountered a similar incident, but it was not in elementary school, but in an ordinary junior high school.

But the next day was also as usual, but after that, he didn't dare to go back to school late at night, unless he wanted to save a few years from his life.

The time of this message was 3 years ago. Lin Yuan brewed it up and sent a message to the other party.

"Hello, I am a novelist. I saw your message on the Internet by chance. I heard that you had a mysterious incident in a school. I am very interested in this and hope to learn more about the relevant details with you. If If you are interested, you can leave your contact information, and at the same time, you will be paid a certain amount later to thank you for your active assistance."

Lin Yuan tried to edit the sentence to be as detailed as possible.

Generally speaking, the student party of this age group has less contact with society and is easy to trust others. The more mysterious the writing is, the easier it is to take it seriously.

What's more, if my experience can be written into a story or even published, it will be a matter of great face, and it will probably be blown up among the classmates for a long time.

After the news was sent, Lin Yuan clicked on the comics website and began to scan boredly.

He remembered that he serialized several impressive works before 07, "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya", "The King of Hermitage", etc...

It's all about the protagonist suddenly having superpowers and then being involved in a series of magical adventures. It has to be said that at a certain point, most of the online novels basically follow this pattern.

When he was in the second year of middle school, he sometimes imagined that if he woke up and awakened superpowers, what direction would his life trajectory develop in?
It’s just that after [-] years of hard work, I still ate two steamed buns and a bowl of porridge every day, fantasizing and so on, it really was all fantasies...

Just as he was about to close the page, a message popped up, and that strange netizen actually replied to his private message?
Lin Yuan clicked on the message list, and the other party gave him a QQ number.

He logged on to QQ to search, and quickly found a netizen nicknamed "☆Qing賰呒恐", who used the popular Martian language back then, which was really inexplicably friendly.

"Hello, is it convenient to chat now? I saw the message from the post bar." After passing the verification, Lin Yuan quickly sent a message to the other party.

A few minutes later, the person on the other side sent a "?" and said, "Aren't you Lin Yuan? Why did you add me, and you thought it was some kind of liar?"

Lin Yuan was stunned, how did the other party know who he was?
Wait, no wonder he finds this nickname familiar. It turns out that they are his classmates in high school. Both of them are in the class group, but they are not good enough to be friends with each other.

I didn't expect the other party to recognize him directly, but it's true, Lin Yuan directly used the big name, his nickname is very conspicuous among the non-mainstream, full of artistic style.

Afraid that others would not know it was him, he even put up a bright headshot on purpose!

This is miserable, the routine has been seen through, and it is estimated that the days of school will not be so easy.

"I'm studying to write novels, and I stumbled across your post while looking for materials on the Internet. What a coincidence, Zhang Liang." Lin Yuan tried to hide his embarrassment.

"It's amazing. I knew you were a hidden person. I didn't see how active you are. Everyone thought you were autistic. How much have you written? Can you show me? I usually love Read novels." Zhang Liang was very enthusiastic.

"No, I'm still thinking about it. When it's finished, I'll let you read it first." Lin Yuan could only talk nonsense.

"Wait, great writer, I, Zhang Liang, support you 100%!" Zhang Liang sent a heart symbol.

Why didn't Lin Yuan realize that his classmate was inexplicably funny?

(End of this chapter)