Chapter 3: The 1st sub-personality.

Through the introduction of the 'newbie guide', Raymond could initially summarize some basic information about this [Infinite Personality System] -

First of all, this system does not have any high super intelligence, not to mention that it will not issue any tasks for him, only some specific situations will pop up to give him some rewards.

For example, he met David, a 'plot character', and automatically gained 100 exploration value.

As for what specific situations, in addition to meeting the so-called 'plot characters', there are no other specific situations will be rewarded, the 'newbie guide' does not elaborate.

This means that this should be something that he needs to figure out for himself, for now.

Secondly, the only known function of this system mentioned in the 'Newbie Guide' is to use system points to exchange for character cards of different levels, which can randomly give him an additional subpersonality based on a 'plot character' from another world These character cards allow him to randomly create a subpersonality based on a 'plot character' from another world.

These sub-personalities can restore 100% of their prototypes' abilities, but there should be some restrictions, but exactly what they are, he had no way of knowing yet.

In addition, the higher the level of the redeemed character card, the more powerful the subpersonalities that can be brought.

Of course, this is not absolute, because sometimes a lower level character card brings a subpersonality may not necessarily be worse than a higher level character card, but the odds are much smaller.

At present, Raymond can see that there are three levels of character cards, bronze, silver and gold.

The [Bronze-Character Card] requires 100 system points, the [Silver-Character Card] requires 1000 system points, and the [Gold-Character Card] requires 5000 system points.

In addition, there are some scattered small free features about the system in the 'Newbie Guide', but none of them are of much practical significance to Raymond at the moment, and can be put aside for now.

"The 100 exploration value I got now can be converted into 100 system points ... If you look at it this way, it's only enough for me to exchange for a [Bronze - Character Card]?" Ramon muttered.

After reading the 'newbie guide', he found that he didn't seem to have much choice.

Staying in this psychiatric hospital, there was no way for him to continue exploring what other specific situations could also be rewarded, and it should also be difficult to see other 'plot characters' again.

Under such circumstances, it would undoubtedly be a very difficult thing for him to get more system points.

According to his analysis, since meeting 'plot characters' could get rewards, wouldn't it be possible to get rewards for having more encounters with 'plot characters', such as defeating or killing them?

Logically speaking, this possibility seems not unlikely.

But obviously, he is currently not in a position to do such a quest.

For one thing, he is not a psychopathic murderer, it is impossible to run without psychological barriers to kill people for experiments; for another, the only 'plot character' he can now access seems to be David, the sick friend.

But the problem is that, does he dares to do experiments with David?

Stop it, he has not lived long enough ...

David, this kind of timely bomb, even if no one provoked him he's not sure when it will explode, with a little external stimulation, it may be directly detonated.

"No matter, first, convert the exploration value to system points!"

Realizing that he didn't seem to have much choice, Raymond simply converted the only 100 exploration value into system points and exchanged a [Bronze - Character Card] from the system.

When he finished the exchange, a panel similar to a game's storage compartment appeared in his mind.

In the first panel, there was an antique bronze card, and he knew that this should be the [Bronze-Character Card] he had just redeemed.

As he focused his attention on the bronze card, the system prompt appeared again.

[ Do you want to activate the [Bronze - Character Card] immediately? ]

[ Yes/No ]

"Yes!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Raymond directly chose to activate it.

[ [Bronze - Personality Card] activation in progress ... ]

[ Bronze Sub-Personality - 'Hundred Plans' Kroo, activated successfully! ]

[ Background of the prototype: 'Hundred Plans' Kuro, from the world of One Piece, former captain of the 'Black Cat Pirates', known for his wisdom and strategy, but also has not a weak hand, the bounty amount - 16 Million Belly!" ]

...

"It's actually this guy?" Ramon was slightly flabbergasted for a moment.

But immediately afterwards revealed a smile, still quite satisfied with this result.

The reason was simple, although he was currently not quite sure how big the gap was between the three levels of Bronze, Silver, and Gold subpersonalities, but according to the introduction of the 'Newbie Guide', it was obvious that the subpersonalities' levels were divided according to the strength of the character prototype.

In other words, he was able to activate the subpersonality of this prototype, which is the Kuro One Piece world, because Ke

uro's normal combat strength is the level of bronze.

But, the the wisdom of Kuro is obviously not counted.

But if Ramon is not mistaken, the original 'Black Cat Pirates' captain, is precisely a wise man known for his wisdom, and throughout the world of One Piece, he is among the top.

If not for the fact that the strength is really too lacking so that he does not even have the opportunity to step into the great voyage, only in the East Sea, the weakest sea.

The first time Raymond's character card activation was apparently a success.

Although not lucky enough to directly activate a silver or even gold level subpersonality with [Bronze-Character Card], it was lucky to activate such a subpersonality whose wisdom is greater than its strength.

"Then, let me give it a try ..."

After figuring out the prototype of the first subpersonality he had, Raymond followed the instructions in the 'Beginner's Guide' and switched directly to the 'Kuro subpersonality' with a thought.

Almost in the moment he decided to switch the subpersonality, his eyes changed abruptly!

The original Raymond gave a feeling of calmness and competence, while the current one, however, gave a feeling of laziness with a hint of madness, these were two very different temperaments!

"The smell of the air, it's so fresh ..." 'Raymond' sighed while subconsciously pushing the top of his wrist towards the bridge of his nose.

But when he made this action, he realized that he had no glasses on the bridge of his nose at all.

He was flabbergasted for a moment, then shook his head and smiled, not caring too much.

After casually surveying the room, he continued to mutter to himself, "It's really a depressing environment, staying in this kind of place for a long time, even if you're not sick, you'll be suffocated, right?"

"Should we kill out our way, it does not seem too difficult if we look at it."

　　"Okay, okay, I know, I will not really kill directly."

"What, so fast to go back?"

"Can't you just let me get more air, really ..."

In a burst of muttered complaints, Raymond's eyes regained their previous calm and steady feeling.