Mid spring, tenth month

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Entering the world of the Scripted Murder Game isn't scary.
Playing the role of the murderer is still doable.
Playing the role of the victim is fine.
Playing the role of a girl is manageable.
Even if you have to deal with dark, strange monsters, and accidentally get tainted by them, it's no big deal.
Shuo looked at the script in his hand and felt that he could still play the part!
…
But after adding a bunch of teammates with mental issues,
he felt that he couldn't go on acting.
This script is a bit off too!
Shuo, "Can we not have a murderer, a victim, a girl, or psychos, and just have a normal person?"
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【Non-traditional Scripted Murder Mystery Game】
【Attention: The plot will gradually shift from normal to bizarre, focusing on tasks. Each Scripted Murder Game script is original, not fan-made. Non-original scripts will be indicated.】
【Ensemble cast, with undercovers, role-playing, disguises, no female lead.】
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There's definitely something wrong with this murder mystery game

The sailors on the ship were half-dazed, half-mad, half in fear of death, half in a frenzy to embrace it.


Because they couldn't keep their sanity.


The erosion of the Abyss, the yearning for hope, and the despair drove them to madness and breakdown, prompting them to subconsciously grab the weapons in their hands.


Next to them, even though those dark tentacles could not touch Xu Shuo's body due to the suppression of spiritual power, they stubbornly wrapped around the protective range of the spiritual power, cocooning him.


Then, seemingly contented, the darkness continued to massacre the others on the ship!


The sailors instinctively swung their weapons as if slashing at the monsters approaching them, or perhaps at their own comrades.


Just then, fierce flames suddenly engulfed the dark ship!


The feasting tentacles hastily retracted, frantically trying to extinguish the flames on the ship, and black viscous substances plopped down, covering the blood-red flames.


Chapter 518 This is a sentiment-based book