Quick Transmigration, My Royal Highness is a Bit Obedient

So far, except for the amnesia of the fragments, he is completely in line with the settings of the NPC.

Of course, amnesia may only be part of his NPC setting.

But now, Feng Qian is more curious, "Then why are you hiding in this big tank?"

Tang Mo blinked and said in a low voice, "I... I just wanted to stay away, and I came here by accident."

Then, when Tang Mo saw someone coming outside through the window, he crawled into the tank in a panic and covered himself tightly.

"Oh."

Thinking of the previous picture, Feng Qian wanted to laugh.

Originally thought Fragment was a poor little girl who was bullied, but it turned out that she hid in the tank because she was good at seeing her inferiority complex.

Oh, of course, to use the aesthetics of this small town to define the appearance of the fragments, that is probably - can make people cry.

Ji Cheng, who watched silently for a long time on the other side, walked slowly to Feng Qian's side.

He looked at Tang Mo and then at Feng Qian, "Goddess, when are we leaving?"

Through the conversation between Feng Qian and this person just now, Ji Cheng also knew that this boy was the NPC in the game.

At least, he had no doubts about it.

The NPCs in this game are perfectly humanized, as can be seen from their communication with the child they met before.

Feng Qian paused and looked at Tang Mo.

"Do you know where the cemetery in the town is?"

Before Tang Mo could answer, Ji Cheng wondered, "Goddess, why are you looking for a cemetery?"

Feng Qian: "..."

She glanced at Ji Cheng strangely, "Aren't you going to dig a grave?"

"Ah?" Ji Cheng was stunned for a moment, and then he reacted, "Oh, yes, I just forgot."

The two of them looked at Tang Mo together.

The boy swallowed and nodded.

It's just that I don't know what's wrong with the debris, and I just refuse to step out of the door. As long as I walk around in the blue sky and daytime, I will cringe.

No way, Feng Qian had to buy a power fence for Fragment, who is an NPC, in the game mall.

Thanks also to this thing in the store.

Tang Mo, who put on the power fence and covered his face, only disappeared from the previous discomfort, and walked with great ease.

About half an hour.

Tang Mo took the two people behind him to a desolate place.

Here weeds grow in disorder, withering, yellowing and decaying as far as the eye can see.

The town is still full of spring, but it gives people a sense of desolation and bleakness that alternate between autumn and winter.

This is probably a detail ignored by the game scene designers, who only wanted to match the atmosphere of the cemetery, but forgot that the town was in the early spring.

From here, it can also make people feel deeply that this is just the game world, not the real world.

Of course, sadly, they're stuck here.

After walking for another ten minutes, the number of graves on the weeds gradually increased.

There are different styles of tombs and styles of tombstones.

However, most of them are in the form of mounds, and very few are tombs made of high-grade cement.

Since Jicheng's task is to dig out the oldest corpse in the town, it must be found in these inconspicuous mounds.

Every raised mound is a grave.

Fortunately, in front of each mound stood a tombstone, both stone and wood-carved.

Jicheng began to look at the date of the deceased on the tombstone one by one.

Feng Qian casually leaned against a poplar tree and looked at Jicheng who was busy on the other side with a faint light.

Tang Mo stood beside Feng Qian.

Through the power fence, he looked at Ji Cheng who was looking for something over the tombstone, then turned to look at the lazy girl beside him, "What is he doing?"