Chapter 942: Chapter 515 I Know What We Should Do Now Chapter 942: Chapter 515 I Know What We Should Do Now When Liuzi logged on, seeing the large octopus floating in front of him, his first reaction was that he must have gone too hard.

Drawing comics by day, gaming at night, such activities really did take their toll on his liver, and he was past the age where he was all liver.

Knowing the creature before him was Xiemen Waidao, he took a deep breath, then held his head and said, “Although I knew this day would come, I didn’t expect it to be so soon.”

“What day?” Xiemen Waidao swayed his tentacles, uttering an incomprehensible song, “I’m an octopus, octopus, octopus~”
“The day you stop being human.”

“But I quite like how I feel now, just look at my attributes.”

Liuzi wanted to say more, but when Xiemen Waidao showed him his current attributes, Liuzi was seriously tempted.

“Cultivation potential of 9, what kind of genius is this.”

In “Stellar Nebula,” players had a variety of attributes, which combined to determine their combat power.

Each attribute or skill had its own talent level, which not only decided the growth rate of skills and attributes but also their upper limits.

A talent level of 0 indicated no talent, 1 a little, and 2 meant quite talented.

9 represented a prodigious talent, as fast as having a cheat code in the relevant field, a level only a few players had reached through various adventures and combinations.

Unexpectedly, just by giving up his humanity, Xiemen Waidao had attained such a high talent level, and that severely tempted Liuzi.

With such a high cultivation talent, just granting him a Cultivation Technique would lead to extremely high achievements, perhaps even stronger than those professional players who were Cultivators.

The cost was merely being an octopus.

Moreover, for some with special preferences, this might be considered a reward, a real double blessing.

Sensing Liuzi’s dilemma, Xiemen Waidao floated over, whispering temptingly in his ear,
“I have a really sexy piece of equipment, too.”

“What is it?”

“A portable nuke, ready to launch from between my legs anytime, usable five times a day, with a capacity to store up to one hundred at a time. Getting it early means you’re winning.”

“Hmm…”

“Not only that, but I have a talent level of 6 for strength attributes, innately so strong it’s crazy, guaranteed to thrill you.”

“Hmm…”

“I come with anti-gravity features and super recovery abilities, even capable of surviving and replenishing in a vacuum for over ten days.”

“Hmmm…”

Just as Liuzi was about to be convinced, their base’s space was ripped open, and the Goddess of Art, radiating golden light, appeared.

Having just arrived, she said apologetically, “Sorry, I stayed late at work, checked out a few abstract games disguised as art. Let me tell you, you won’t believe what they’re doing to ‘art,’ the ‘Mona Lisa’s smile’ has some really spicy content, truly eye-opening.”

After her explanation, she finally noticed the people in the space, her gaze landing on the Goddess of Art.

Noticing the Goddess of Art, Xiemen Waidao slowly floated towards the exit, and this somewhat suspicious behavior caught everyone’s attention.

Before he could leave, Mukuai 1234 grabbed his tentacle and asked, “Where you running off to?”

“I just remembered I haven’t had kids yet…”

“You’ve got a little one on the side?”

“Well…”

“Afraid of the Goddess of Art?”

“Impossible…”

Grabbing Xiemen Waidao, Mukuai 1234 flung him towards the Goddess of Art, and the octopus let out a string of screams, shrinking rapidly upon nearing the Goddess of Art until it became a shriveled octopus.

Picking up the dehydrated Xiemen Waidao, Mukuai 1234 sighed, “There really is no such thing as a free lunch, only a fool’s lunch. Is this the price to pay?”

Even dehydrated, Xiemen Waidao was still stubborn, “What price? This is a great opportunity for a free experience as a Trisolaran, I’m enriching your gameplay!”

Liuzi, now awake from Xiemen Waidao’s spell, poked at Xiemen Waidao with a stick and said, “I see, your weakness is that you can’t approach sacred beings, dehydration upon proximity? Fits the nature of an evil creature like you.”

“How could that be, I’m super ethical!”

The Goddess of Art also roughly grasped what had happened.

She floated over, wrapping her arms around Liuzi’s neck from behind, then whispered in his ear, “Regardless, don’t you turn into that. If you really want to transform, sneak me some virtue points, and I’ll help you change form.”

“What other forms are there?”

“Cats, hamsters, and if you really want, I could try to find you an Ancient Dragon form.”

Liuzi was tempted once again.

As the Goddess of Art zealously offered various transformation plans for Liuzi, Xiemen Waidao yelled in Mukuai 1234’s grip, “Look at her!”

“Shut up, at least I’m not disgusted by you.”

After his plan to persuade others to become octopuses failed, Xiemen Waidao suggested something new.

“If you don’t want to change, then I’ll enjoy the octopus perks alone. Goddess of Art, please keep your distance. Mukuai 1234, can you block for me? I can’t take that holy radiance.”

With Mukuai 1234 shielding him, he continued, “After becoming an octopus, I communicated with the locals here. They sympathize with my plight.”