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[Congratulations on completing Task Two: Successfully escaping the amusement park.]

They had left the range of the amusement park.

Here, about fifty meters away from the amusement park, was a sewer cover by the side of a street.

After climbing out with great difficulty, the female tourist was in disarray with messy hair, and her high heels were forever left in the sewer.

The sewer was right next to a bush, and the tourist did not dare to relax. She quickly pushed the cover back into place to cover the hole, then immediately crawled through the bushes.

Then, she collapsed on the ground and sighed with relief.

While in the sewer, the atmosphere was so oppressive and tense that she had no time to worry about anything else. Now that she had finally completed the task, as soon as she relaxed, she suddenly felt unbearably smelly!

She covered her nose in disgust and looked around.

The amusement park might not have been very popular, but it was not built in a desolate suburb.

On the contrary, there were quite a few low-rise residential buildings surrounding it, with some factory signs in the distance, and high-rise buildings even farther away. It seemed that this area was an old city district.

But after observing for a while, she didn't see where the promoter who left first had gone.

The street was empty, looking rather desolate.

Wait a minute!

Could she now—escape?!

The tourist's eyes lit up, and without a second thought, she quickly ran towards the distance, hiding behind the bushes and moving farther and farther away from the amusement park, further and further...

Then, with a "bang"!

The tourist hit her nose, the pain making tears of a reflex nature appear in the corners of her eyes.

She fell to the ground and reached out in front of her, and though there was nothing blocking her way, her hand couldn't pass through.

"Damn it!"

An air wall!

The tourist cursed under her breath.

She looked back towards the amusement park, estimating that she was now about a hundred meters away.

Outside the air wall was a normal view, but compared to the real buildings inside the wall, those views might just be a texture.

It's just so the players wouldn't break character...

After all, it was a low-rank Script World, and if there wasn't a mission requiring them to escape from the amusement park and get away from an explosion, the size of the Script World would probably be confined to just the amusement park.

The tourist felt somewhat frustrated.

She simply sat down on the spot to wait for the game to end. Even though she couldn't leave the place, she had no intention of getting close to the amusement park again.

After a while, the tourist suddenly looked up at the distant amusement park and the utterly silent surroundings, then opened the Player's Handbook to check the mission column again.

To be honest, she was a bit tempted.

She really wanted to try to complete that Task One. Even if she failed in her guess, it didn't matter, since she had already completed one task.

But she was also worried that after trying, she would be chased down.

With the air wall, it meant she couldn't escape to a further place, and she did not have the confidence to confront that person directly.

So what exactly did he do after he came up?!

If that guy stayed by her side, she wouldn't have the audacity to entertain such thoughts!

Dammit, she was really tempted!

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The dim yellow sunlight spilled onto the street; the deadline of 5:30 was imminent.

While the tourist was muttering to herself, Xu Shuo, who was walking in another direction, was pacing along the edge of the air wall.

Although the scope of the air wall was extensive, he could vaguely make out that it was arc-shaped. When he punched it, it was like hitting a hard wall, having no effect whatsoever.

This was not the first time Xu Shuo had seen an air wall, but it was his first time being in close contact with one.

Of course, his purpose was not to satisfy his curiosity.

In Xu Shuo's estimation, the mysterious person, as the most important part of the amusement park script, should not be outside of the Script World, right?

The air wall radiated a hundred meters from the amusement park, encompassing two large factories, four streets, and several buildings less than ten stories tall.

Exiting from the West Gate of the amusement park, you would face a factory with two intersecting streets.

Xu Shuo strolled leisurely along the street, his black leather shoes tapping on the lead-gray concrete surface.

All living beings in this world seemed to have been wiped out. Dirty garbage littered the streets; a light breeze gently swayed the yellowing grass, with no insects chirping or birds singing. The twilight sunlight was serene and tranquil.

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The world was silent as if it were in solitude.

At this time, the sudden appearance of a girl walking blatantly on the street was particularly eye-catching.

Her pale skin became even more translucent under the dim yellow sunlight, and the downcast girl exuded a fragile, breakable sense.

In her hand was a dark green Bamboo Joint Cane. As she walked gently as if on a stroll, the tip of the cane tapped on the ground.

Invisible fluctuations spread out and disappeared after reaching fifty meters.

The Baseless One, dubbed a mage, may only have a scouting function that was pretty useless at the moment, but at least it was low-level enough, so like the Fin Needle, it could be taken out and used at any time.

Xu Shuo walked along the edge of the air wall, tapping about casually with the cane.

But the next moment, he suddenly stopped in his tracks.

The Baseless One had yet to detect any human presence, but he himself felt a strong gaze directed toward him.

With his back to that gaze, a slight smile curved Xu Shuo's lips.

He continued to walk in circles without giving anything away, but shortly after passing a civilian house, the petite figure of the girl quietly vanished into a dark corner where the sunlight could not reach.