Living in Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 124 Jin's Little Idea

Some candidates who found the check-in point and passed the challenge also had different thoughts.

As for Jin, he didn't consider that much at all.

It cost 30 points to reset the challenge.

Then they quickly left to find the next check-in point.

He also called Russell.

Inform the other party of the rules to be followed.

At this point, Russell had not yet found a check-in point; the Sky Arena was too large.

100 check-in points may sound like a lot, but they are insignificant in the Sky Arena.

In a monitoring room somewhere, Bisky also monitors all the sign-in points.

The Sky Arena is too large, and although there are many surveillance cameras, it is clearly not something that can be monitored by a single monitoring room.

All she could do was focus on the sign-in points.

The test takers started to put in more effort, but so far only seven check-in points have been found.

Obviously, finding a check-in point is not that easy.

The other two examiners were also in the monitoring room.

While keeping an eye on the test takers, it's also a way to pass the time.

"With such rules, the candidate with the most points will probably be targeted." In addition to the surveillance footage, the monitoring room also displays the attendance points of all candidates.

The passing score is 10,000 points. Theoretically, each candidate in the team only needs to obtain 2000 points.

Given the distrust among candidates and the possibility of being targeted and having points deducted by other candidates, the best approach is to act alone.

If you are acting alone, the danger points for other candidates will be over two thousand.

Of course, if the top-ranked candidates have a total score of 10,000, they will also be targeted by other candidates.

There are only so many spots available, and they certainly don't want certain candidates to pass easily.

Those candidates with high scores need to find other candidates with high scores as soon as possible to team up and pass the exam, in order to ensure that they can pass smoothly.

Anne conducted the analysis.

"You've overlooked something. If everyone acts alone and doesn't form teams, there will be a problem."

Elliott immediately stated, "The more people act alone, the more the check-in points will be refreshed, which means that the points required for check-in will also increase. It may not be apparent now, but it will be very troublesome later."

Only by forming a team can the point requirement be waived.

"Ugh! This is so complicated!" Annie did the math and felt like her brain was about to explode.

This exam tests a great deal of knowledge.

At least Elliott believed that acting alone was absolutely disadvantageous.

By evening, the check-in point that Jin Suo had activated had still not been found.

Their five-person team has reunited.

Only two people in their group found the check-in point.

They are Kim and Dennis.

Finding the check-in point was a matter of luck.

Jin currently has 130 points.

Dennis's points are 90.

He also used the challenge restart.

"So, shall we team up now?"

"I've already inquired, and if we form a team, what we can find is the team points, which can effectively confuse the points," Jin said first.

He had given this exam a lot of thought.

The points that players can trade are a highly manipulated feature.

"But before that, let's confirm the points of the other teams first."

Jin came to check the team's points.

Dennis then came to check his personal points.

Jin paid out points through the machine and checked the team points; there are currently only three teams.

The points are 350, 160, and 70 respectively.

The maximum number of personal points is 150, and the minimum is 0.

"Over three hundred points! Does that mean this '********' team has already occupied three checkpoints?"

By checking individual points and the number of teams.

They guessed that the team should be a group of five.

"Moreover, this team actually used their phone number as their team name, which is an attempt to get other high-scoring candidates to contact them."

Kim and his team were already a step behind.

However, this is also a good method, as it allows you to contact other test takers.

Whether you join or not, you can still engage in some transactions with them.

"So, should we team up now?" DuPont and Mark both felt a little guilty, after all, they had been searching all day and hadn't found anything.

"Of course," Russell said directly.

"Since we agreed on this from the beginning, there's no need to look for anyone else," Jin said immediately.

Finding teammates with more points is certainly a good idea, but whether you can find them and whether you can trust each other is also a question.

It's only just begun, so there's no need to change teammates.

"And there are many ways to play this exam." Kim said with a very interested expression.

Although the first two exams went very well, this one gave Jin a special feeling of excitement because there were more ways to play.

Moreover, there are competitors, who are naturally the other candidates.

Kim trusted his teammates implicitly and briefly mentioned his thoughts.

"Since we haven't found a second check-in point yet, I'm not sure if I can check in at two check-in points."

"The first problem now is the preservation of the check-in points. The check-in points cannot be hidden, and relying solely on the challenge reset function cannot completely stop all candidates if we want to prevent other candidates from being stopped."

"Then the only solution is for us to control the sign-in points so that some candidates cannot sign in." Jin's primary concern was protecting the sign-in process.

The only protection method he could think of was to increase the sign-in requirements at the check-in points.

After all, there are still many candidates who don't have many points yet.

Without points, it means that even if they find a check-in point, they will not be able to check in.

"Once all the check-in points have been found, there will only be one way for these candidates to obtain a check-in point."

Jin had barely finished speaking.

Russell immediately replied, "Make contact with other candidates."

"That's right, and with this first team's demonstration, we will contact them by phone."

"I inquired about the transaction method. The transaction rules are inviolable, irreversible, and cannot be used to conduct the transaction in a fake location."

Jin consulted with the staff of the exam and took all aspects into consideration.

"Of course, such transactions also carry risks. First, there's the possibility of obtaining a check-in point that's already known." After all, how could the location be revealed if the points haven't been credited to the account?

But at first, I didn't know that it might be a known sign-in point.

It could even be a check-in point that has been checked in multiple times and has a high point requirement.

"This also has one advantage: our trading points won't be too high in the early stages, and we won't be targeted by other test takers."

In short, raising the sign-in point requirement now is very beneficial.