After much thought, Hilda decided not to contact Ghost Rider yet.
Regarding this special mirror game - yes, in Hiluda's opinion, this was a strange little game - she did not relax her vigilance just because she obtained the ritual materials and sacrifices.
In the black forest before, there was no living person to communicate with, so she could relax a little; but in the castle, you can see from the floor plan that there are at least thirty stick figures.
Although she doesn't know if these stick figures are dangerous. But... they are definitely more threatening than the dead things outside.
If the stickman is really a threat, then the Ghost Rider, as the "master" of this castle, should be the most dangerous one.
Therefore, even if you want to make contact, you definitely can’t be ranked first.
Thinking of this, Siluda decided to search some ordinary rooms first.
If possible, contact some ordinary stick figures first, wait until you are sure there is no danger, and then finally contact the Ghost Rider.
As for which rooms to search first now? Siluda thought about it and decided to start with the rooms on the edge.
For example, the beginning of the servants' room, maid's room, dressing room, and washroom at the outermost edge of the castle.
After making the decision, Siluda did not delay. While the outside world was rushing on, she continued to control the crystal villain to move left and right on the game screen.
After a while, Siluda came to her first target.
Attendant's room.
There was no one in the attendant's room, but there were two little people wearing black and white bows standing very close to each other at the door.
When Siluda got closer, she realized that the two villains were having a conversation.
However, they seemed to be whispering, and the content of what they said was not displayed on the screen. Only a few words floated out occasionally, seeming to indicate something.
"Butler...rebellious..."
"Killing him... would be against the rules..."
Siluda didn't know what they were talking about, but judging from the few words that floated out, it seemed that they were slandering the butler? Was it the butler in the hall?
Could it be that this housekeeper is not a good person?
If he is not a good person, how will he be represented in this mirror game? Is it necessary to control the crystal stickman to fight him? Or is there another way of expression?
Siluda had many questions in her mind, and she wanted to ask the two little bow-tie figures at the door in a whisper.
But when they saw Hilda approaching, they immediately stopped talking.
He did not answer Siluda's inquiry, but bowed down and made an "invitation" gesture in the direction of the attendant's room.
"Do you want to visit our room? Please come in."
No matter what Hilda said, they didn't answer, they just made an invitation to let Hilda enter the attendant's room.
Two servants stood in front of the door, one on the left and the other on the right, bending down at the same time to make invitation gestures. This scene made Hiluda feel weird inexplicably.
"Do you want to go in?" Siluda thought to herself.
Judging from the cross-sectional view, there are indeed glowing props in the attendant's room, which should be ritual sacrifices that can be stored.
But do you really want to go in? Do you want to get the sacrifice in front of these two attendants?
Siluda always feels that these two servants are very strange, and what they said before seems to be a clue?
Perhaps we need to collect these clues to solve some of the castle's mysteries? Find some hidden truth?
——The reason Hilda thinks about this is because she has seen some human beings who investigate cases with Narudo. There must be some part in collecting clues to gradually restore the truth.
The clues in the game are never given to you directly, but rather vague hints are given to the protagonist, asking the protagonist to think about it, follow the pictures, and find...
This is a bit like what these two servants said just now.
It is clear that a complete conversation is possible, but only some keywords are displayed on the screen. Perhaps, you just want her to collect clues and solve the mystery of the castle?
Siluda had a lot of thoughts in her mind, but none of these were actually things that could be accomplished overnight.
What needs to be resolved now is another matter: Do you want to enter the attendant's room?
Siluda finally chose to follow her inner thoughts: give up exploring the attendant's room for the time being.
She always felt that there was something wrong with these two servants, so it was better not to get in front of them.
In the Dark Mirror Realm, it's better to be careful.
Although the Mirror Game seems to have nothing to do with the Dark Mirror Realm, but...who knows?
She didn't answer the two servants, but bypassed them and walked towards the corner ahead.
Hiluda's departure seemed to disappoint the two servants.
They straightened up and continued to talk together.
"It's a pity...it's your fault..."
"Don't be too attentive..."
Hilda also saw these words.
When she saw these words, Siluda understood that her choice should be right. These two servants probably had bad intentions. Otherwise, why would they feel sorry for themselves if they didn't go in?
Maybe he planned to lock the door as soon as she entered...
Siluda stood at the corner, wanting to continue listening to their conversation to see if she could get more information.
It's a pity... Although they were talking closely, no new text appeared on the screen.
Siluda could only give up temporarily, go around the corner and go to the next place.
Ahead is the maid's room.
There is an exquisite bedroom next to the maid's room, which should belong to a young master of the castle. Judging from the cross-sectional view, there are very few decorations inside.
There are also many luminous props inside.
Unfortunately, this bedroom is unoccupied and locked. You cannot enter it.
The maid's room was not locked, but there was a maid in a black and white skirt walking around inside.
Opposite the maid's room are the dressing room and the bathroom. There are no doors in these two rooms, so you can go in directly. There is no one in the dressing room, but there is a little stick figure with trendy hair in the bathroom.
Now it’s time to choose, which room to go to?
Maid's room, dressing room or washroom?
Siluda didn't know what to decide for the moment. It would be better to go to the dressing room, after all, there was no one there.
But she has to contact people after all, otherwise how to find clues? How to "confront" the Ghost Rider?
After thinking for a while, Hilda walked to the maid's room.
However, she did not enter the maid's room immediately, but stopped at the door of the room, wanting to hear if the maid inside would speak.
It turns out that partition walls have no ears.
Siluda stood for a long time and didn't hear any movement inside.
However, Hiluda discovered that the maid seemed to sense that she was standing outside the door. She was pacing in the room, suddenly paused, and suddenly came to the door and stood still, as if waiting for her to enter.
Just separated by a door, the crystal stick figure and the maid villain stood opposite each other.
This feeling is very strange and strange.
There is also a fruit basket in the hand of the maid, which contains many fruits, one of which is still glowing. Obviously, it is possible to obtain real ritual items.
The maid picked out the glowing fruit from the fruit basket, held it in her hand, and stood at the door.
He seemed to be looking forward to Hilda's entrance.
But at this moment, Hiluda didn't want to go in.
Judging from the maid's actions, she seemed to have discovered herself and knew her purpose. Otherwise, she would not have picked out the bright fruits and held them in her hands.
It seemed like it was prepared just for her.
These proactive behaviors of the maid made Siluda feel very uncomfortable. There must be some deceit involved in showing courtesy for nothing.
Thinking of this, Siluda decided to be cautious.
She decided not to go to the maid's room, but to the dressing room, which was deserted.
Not only was there no one in the dressing room, but there was no door that would be locked for no apparent reason.
To be continued...