A brave player who started by touching corpses

Unlike the teleportation in Contra, the twisted entrance here is just like passing through a water curtain. After entering, you will find a dojo scene that is almost identical to the outside, with wooden floors all around and a cushion in the center.

Fighting sticks and nunchakus on the wall shelves, built-in shrines, a painting of magic with very abstract fonts but barely recognizable as the two Chinese characters "Kung Fu", and a buddy who is holding the bald guy's head and knee-banging with the help of a private trainer, all entered the public's field of vision at the first time.

Luke's nose bridge hurts slightly when he sees it.

However, this scene also makes Luke more certain that this is the scene at the beginning of Double Dragon III, a double-jeeted fist dojo opened by the apprentices of the Double Dragon brothers in the USA area.

By the time Luke traveled through time, the story of the Double Dragon series had reached four generations, and there was a full 26 years between the third and fourth generations. The overall game type is basically a horizontal version of the action game, and there are also fighting versions.

The current scene is the third generation version of Double Dragon for the red and white machine.

As for the shit of the arcade version, just ignore it.

The story of Double Dragon III is a progressive relationship. It roughly tells the love and hatred between Billy and Jimmy, known as the "Double Dragon Brothers", their shared girlfriend Marian who died and lived, and the enemy organization Darth Vader/New Darth Vader.

Of course, these story background settings are also settings that Luke learned after he grew up. At that time, he didn't understand those abcd or insect-like hiragana. Just do it!

Whether it is the title "Double Dragon", the "Double Punch" practiced by the two brothers, or many of the action moves in the game, it is obvious that they are all paying tribute to Bruce Lee, the master of Jeet Kune Do, who has electronic clones in various games.

At first glance, Double Dragon looks like a simple game with fighting all the time, but judging from the background setting, there are still quite a lot of extraordinary powers involved, such as clones, angels, spells, and the power of double dragons.

But is this the American version or the Japanese version?

Luke remembered that the American and Japanese versions of the third generation did have certain differences in plot details, and they directly involved the character setting of the shared girlfriend Marian and the final BOSS.

Speaking of which, listening to the introduction of the young lady on the road before, this monster nest is likely to only involve the fragment nest of the first level of the third generation.

Or it may be that by limiting the range of action of the brave party, not actively triggering the BOSS battle, and then in disguise limiting the scene to the USA area.

This kind of business is not sustainable, because the core of the monster nest will eventually run out of energy. At least most nests will not refresh monster units for humans to kill indefinitely.

As for how to replenish the energy of the monster nest... this is a very taboo topic.

The sudden appearance of five people made the buddy who was "training" slightly stunned, and the movement of his legs involuntarily stagnated, but the bald man who was beaten madly and the lowest level of the new black warrior organization officially named "Gibson" was always waiting for the opportunity to counterattack.

Seizing this moment, the bald man suddenly exerted force and hit the buddy's chin with a headbutt. At that time, he was hit so hard that he saw stars. His hands loosened and the situation was reversed on the spot.

The private trainer didn't have any expression. He just pointed to the door of the dojo and nodded to Luke and others. Then his whole arm suddenly expanded more than a circle and grabbed the bald man who wanted to finish off Gibson.

This scene is like pinching Wangzai buns with your hands.

"Hey, hey~ Is he Frog No. 3?"

As he was walking out of the dojo, the black hottie came up to Joey, pointed at the staff member who was a personal trainer, and asked in a low voice.

"... A bit like him, but I'm not sure without transformation."

Joey also lowered his voice and replied.

Luke was a little curious about this, but he didn't ask directly.

After passing through an automatic door again, the whole scene suddenly became clear. A neighborhood with a very American style of the 1980s and 1990s mixed with low-level gangsters appeared in front of Luke.

The ruins and the exaggerated colorful murals of gangsters were very conspicuous.

At this time, he looked back at the sign hanging above the entrance of the dojo.

The two dragon heads, one on the left and one on the right, and the word "Kung Fu" held in their mouths like a double dragon playing with a pearl, are the sign of this dojo.

Double dragons, Kung Fu, it's a direct point of view.

Because the direct access to the Kung Fu Dojo is a very wide but empty lane, and slightly to the right is an open space, similar to the open space with cement pipes in Doraemon, but many times larger, so you can easily see all the people who have purchased training services fighting with the minions of the New Black Warrior Organization.

But the most visually impactful thing is the pile of corpses on the street, which dyed the ground purple and black.

Does anyone still remember the scene in the movie version of "Resident Evil 3" where Alice saw the corpse pit full of her own copies?

There is basically no essential difference, at most there is no mosquito problem caused by the decay of corpses.

This is the inevitable result of not refreshing the monster corpses.

Usually there are two solutions in this situation. One is to leave them all in the nest and wait for them to be annihilated together when the nest collapses due to clearance. The other is to ask the cleaners of the guild to dispose of them harmlessly.

From the perspective of Luke's long-standing concept, this kind of purely humanoid monster corpse is indeed a taboo, but the people in this world obviously don't think so.

To them, monsters are monsters. There is no difference between human, beast, insect, and alien. As long as they are not made into corpse pieces and protein powder is stuffed into their mouths, they don't care how to deal with them.

But as soon as he entered the game, Luke's fourth disaster player status was online on the spot. These horrible corpses were blind boxes waiting for him to search!

If there weren't so many people around, he might have just exposed his arms and rolled up his sleeves and shouted directly!

However, compared with the huge scene of Contra, even after the amplification, this place is pitifully small, and everything can be seen at the first time.

This area, which is at most the size of a football field, is the area where customers can move around, and the nearby buildings are the refresh points of the minions.

The appearance of Luke and his five companions caused a disturbance in the nest, and soon, twice their number of minions came out from the surrounding shadows, broken windows, and cracks in the building.

Like cockroaches.

The bald man with empty hands, the long-haired man holding a wine bottle, and the cockscomb holding a short knife, all of them were ready, rushing towards the five people with their fangs and claws, and making meaningless strange noises in their mouths.

If it had not been confirmed that this was Double Dragon, Luke would have thought it was Fist of the North Star.

The teammates around him who were more experienced than him had already prepared for the battle.

A wild-looking jawbone helmet suddenly appeared on Luke's head, and then he shook his sleeves, and the apprentice's scepter "slid" out as if it was originally hidden in the sleeve... and then threw it directly at the bald man rushing in front of him!

This is usually what the new black warrior minions would do.

The scepter with three key skills can be thrown at will, and I have to say that Luke is really interesting.

More importantly, this throw also had the effect of "dominant throw".

The basic attack power increased, and the throw was easier to hit. In addition, it was unknown whether Luke was lucky or the opponent was unlucky, but the low-probability critical hit was actually triggered directly.

Along with the broken bones and splashing liquid, more than half of the round head on the top of the scepter was directly embedded in the bald head of the bald man who failed to dodge successfully...

The scene can be said to be quite horrifying.

However, the other minions did not retreat at all because of this. On the contrary, Luke became the target of their concentrated attack because he lost his handy weapon. A long-haired minion was the first to bear the brunt.

But at this moment, Luke cut out his second set of weapon bars.

The S-stick that appeared out of thin air in his hand was handed forward by Luke, and the head of the stick was poked on the Adam's apple of the long-haired minion on the spot. While he was holding his neck in pain and retreating several steps, Luke had already seized the opportunity to take two quick steps forward and then made a football kicking posture.

One kick, heavily kicked the long-haired man and himself in the most vulnerable part!

This scene even caused severe phantom pain to the men present.

But because his throat had just been severely injured, the long-haired minion could not even make a terrifying scream, and could only kneel on the ground and curl up in pain, his body twitching continuously.

But the more terrifying thing was still Comrade Luke.

After noticing that the other enemies had been caught by his teammates, Luke took a step forward and pulled out the apprentice's staff directly from the head of the bald minion who was still unwilling to close his eyes, then raised the sacred blunt weapon stained with unknown liquid and smashed it hard on the head of the long-haired minion...