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Chapter 1303: Character Selection
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    Crystalmech2000
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    Something will most likely go wrong since Jenkins is there.

    Especially since many things line up with the real world, like the time and date, the adventure being within the Nolan area, and they are headed to the hospital on the outskirts (where Corpse Gentleman held the gathering, before that, it was the hospital where everything that could go wrong will go wrong-details in ch 1265), also with the characters being based on real people in Nolan (many people who are problematic)

    "If every B-class Extraordinary event were as friendly as this, our lives would be much more pleasant," Jenkins heard Mr. Hood, who was sitting to his left, remark with a sigh.

    He felt the same way. After everything he had been through, this was probably the most amicable adventure he had ever encountered.

    The parchment scroll was long, covered in densely packed game regulations. The very first section provided the background story for their game:

    [The year is 1867 of the Universal Calendar, an age of steam and industry. On the western coast of the material world's main continent lies the bustling city of Nolan. Five adventure-loving youths living in this city have gotten to know each other through correspondence. They have arranged to meet on April 19th of this year for a pleasant and thrilling adventure.

    They have agreed to meet at nine in the morning and then set off together for the derelict hospital on the outskirts of Nolan. Your story begins at this very moment...]

    "Isn't that date today? And the location is Nolan, too. How immersive," Mr. White Cat exclaimed as soon as Hathaway finished reading. He was clearly intrigued by this sort of game.

    Only Jenkins felt a faint sense of foreboding, especially after the mention of a "derelict hospital."
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