Saving the World in an Apocalypse-Style Text Game-Chapter 62 - 65 The Secret in the Apostles Forum_1

Chapter 62: Chapter 65 The Secret in the Apostle’s Forum_1

Chapter 62 -65 The Secret in the Apostle’s Forum_1

An hour later, at the Intelligence Team building, in the team leader’s office on the third floor.

There was only a man and a woman in the office.

Lin Xun recounted the events of the night to his female superior.

The woman, dressed in a fitted dress and stockings, had admiration in her eyes, “Lin Xun, you did well, I knew I wasn’t wrong about you.”

Lin Xun curled his lip, too drained to respond.

The [Disciple’s Sanctuary: Lower Seat Token] materialized in his hand, and he handed the card to Li Xingyue.

Li Xingyue’s lips curled in a smile as she accepted the card, “Tonight you not only obtained an important tool for infiltrating the enemy, but also took out the top-tier individuals of the New World on the spot.”

She knew that a tool of such power was extremely valuable, and the organization would certainly compensate Lin Xun for using it during the mission.

Otherwise, it would discourage the team’s spirit.

Two feats of merit, plus the valuable tool you used, will all be reported to headquarters for rewards and compensation.

I originally wanted Lu Caiyi to protect you. Instead, you ended up saving her. As a new Apostle, your rate of growth is truly astonishing.”

The woman was very satisfied with his performance, showering him with praises.

Lin Xun recalled what Taros had said about the cost of using the Source of Doomsday in reality and asked his superior if it was true.

Li Xingyue nodded, “Using the Source of Doomsday in reality indeed comes at a great cost. Only hostile organizations like New World would use the Source of Doomsday in reality.”

The reality application of the Source of Doomsday is a significant secret.”

“For you, all you need to do is complete the initial chapter and solidify it into a Sacred Object in the Library.”

Lin Xun did not ask further. Information about the Source of Doomsday probably involved levels of authority. It was only normal that he, a new employee, could not access it.

Anyway, the Engineer’s mission should have ended here. Once he cleared the initial chapter and solidified the Source of Doomsday into a Sacred Object, all of this would have nothing to do with him.

“Don’t abandon the Engineer’s Shell for now. The New World’s brand on this Shell might still be useful.”

Lin Xun nodded. He had never thought of discarding the Engineer’s Shell. He let the Law Knight bear the cost of using Dragon’s Breath, fearing the temporary malfunction of the Engineer’s plug-in.

Seeing that there was nothing else, Lin Xun left the office.

To his surprise, Ye Xiaoqi was waiting for him at the door.

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“Lin Xun, you performed a great merit in this mission.”

“Normally, since so many of us from the Intelligence Team are here, you should treat us to a meal. But I considered how tired you must be tonight and declined on your behalf.”

The short-haired beautiful young woman boldly patted his back, though she was a little too short to hook his shoulder.

“I’ve decided to drive you, the meritorious officer, home. You should thank me properly.”

The short-haired beauty pulled him into the elevator and pressed the button for the first floor. A familiar citrus scent wafted from her side.

“…Maybe I should go to the second floor and say hello to them. It doesn’t feel right just to leave like this.”

They were colleagues, after all. They had executed the mission late into the night to save him. Leaving without even saying goodbye would be too inappropriate.

“There’s no need, they all understand your situation. Let’s just go.”

Arriving at the first floor and exiting the Intelligence Team building, Ye Xiaoqi pulled him into a compact car and drove to Lin Xun’s residence.

…

Once back home, Lin Xun logged onto the Apostle forum.

He searched for information on the Source of Doomsday.

As expected, the results were blank.

He frowned in thought, feeling something was off about the Apostle Forum.

Items like Source of Doomsday require an S-rating after clearing the level to be obtained.

It was illogical that the New World people could get an S-rating, while the Apostle Forum had no S-rating strategies.

He logged in with his Intelligence Team access and carefully reviewed the strategies on the forum.

There were many walkthroughs in the forum, but most only had the lowest D-rating, even C-ratings were rare.

Many average Apostles were at their wits’ end and couldn’t clear the levels, even if they followed the strategies, due to their own levels, skills, and equipment.

It’s like repeatedly watching a video guide of a B-station pro defeating a boss without taking damage, a clumsy player still couldn’t reproduce the same moves.

As an official Apostle, Lin Xun knew that the organization was filled with powerful figures.

If New World could get an S-rating, even if the official Apostles couldn’t achieve that, they should not only have D and C ratings.

Lin Xun narrowed his eyes, and after considering the evidence, there was only one conclusion.

The Apostle Council deliberately hid high-rating strategies, preventing ordinary Apostles and organization Apostles from obtaining high ratings.

The reason behind this was probably because of the ‘Source of Doomsday’!

Were they worried that they would get the ‘Source of Doomsday’ and recklessly use it in reality?

Or was there an infiltrator in the organization that they were worried would leak the strategies?

No matter the reason, this approach would undoubtedly prevent the Apostles from rapidly enhancing their abilities.

Damaging their own abilities to weaken the enemy was not wise, and since the enemy could get an S-rating, this approach didn’t seem to weaken them either.

Lin Xun paused in thought and understood that the Apostle Council must have higher-rated strategies, and there was a high likelihood of more powerful forces within the organization.

Those advanced strategies probably only circulated among the core members of the organization.