I'm Shenji, what are you doing?

The Mooncell login permission that Shirou gave to Shinji is a very interesting thing. Its existence method has not been explained by Shinji yet. It is like an intelligence body composed of photons, and it is also like the aggregation of spiritual sons.

Shinji could "see" the blue crystal floating inside the sea of ​​consciousness, but he didn't feel anything substantial. Only when the soul is separated from the body and enters the Mooncell, will there be a sense of reality.

There are several abilities that the crystal gives Shinji.

The first is the most important and commonly used login and logout. This is the basis for Shinji and Arquette to travel back and forth between the "fictional world" and the real world, and it is also the opportunity for the two to meet.

The second is the recording function. It is precisely because of this function that Shinji developed the habit of recording regularly. However, this is just a derivative application of the recording function. Its real function is positioning. The scale of the fictional world is comparable to that of the solar system. Without a positioning system, memory alone is absolutely not enough - this is not the earth, and Erquet's ability to read world information is not universal.

Logging out and logging in at the same place also rely on the positioning system, otherwise the two of them have to return to the original position every time they go back and forth.

There is a deviation from Shenji's memory here. Although the spirit world in the memory is also very vast, it is not so exaggerated. At most, it has seven floors plus the back, with one city on each floor. But when he thought about it, what he saw was the Holy Grail War of the Moon, a battlefield belonging to the protagonist. There were too many unknown places that were not shown. How could a computing scale comparable to that of the solar system only have such a small amount of space? I'm afraid this is the whole picture of the spirit world.

Next is the transfer function. The fictional world is far wider than the earth, and a thousand years of conventional movement is not enough, so there is a teleportation function.

There are two modes of transmission, fixed-point transmission and random transmission. The former is used to go to locations that have been recorded, and the latter is used to go to areas that have not been visited. Teleportation requires Shenji's mental energy. The consumption of fixed-point teleportation is proportional to the teleportation distance. Random teleportation does not have this restriction, but the location cannot be determined. Each has its own pros and cons.

In addition, there are other functions, most of which are based on the combination and derivatives of these three, and Shenji is still exploring.

After more than a month of exploration, Shen'er and Arquette have completely adapted to the environment of the "Spiritual Fictional World" and figured out the general rules of the world's operation.

After all, they are eyes used to observe the earth. Most of the environments in the fictional world are copied from the earth. From the topography, urban distribution, to the shape of the residents, and the style of the buildings, there are shadows in the history of the earth - and they are just shadows, Mooncell records. There are too many things, and the ways of presenting them are all kinds of strange.

Integrate architectural styles from different countries at different times into one city without making you feel peaceful at all. Or just create a city of all nations, which is not a strange thing here.

The aboriginal people in the fictional world are of all races. There are a single race and a hodgepodge of various races. However, there is no problem of language barrier. The intelligence body has its own system translation - at least that's how Shinji is. I understand, if you want to listen to Japanese, listen to Japanese, if you want to listen to Chinese, listen to Chinese, and if you feel unhappy, you can still listen to English.

During this time, Shenji and Arquette experienced a lot. Although it was not a grand event with twists and turns, it still had a different flavor. Both of them lost a lot of "firsts".

The first time I stole something.

A "fictional world" is a sane world. There is civilization and society, and of course a monetary system is indispensable. Shinji and Arquette entered as souls, how could they bring money with them? The magical skill of "printing money on the spot" cannot be used. In order to survive in a strange city, there is no way to use even a little illegal means.

Although it has a virtual name, this world is a real world. When the time comes, you have to sleep, you will be hungry if you don't eat, and you will die if you are killed - the various beasts killed by the two are the best evidence.

On a dark and stormy night, the two sneaked into the most luxurious residential area in the area, stole a considerable amount of cash, and then left the city overnight to head to the next city. God knows what era of security system this city is using. If it is discovered, it will inevitably lead to a lot of trouble.

Although Elquit was looking forward to fighting with the local residents, Shenji did not agree. There were too many unknowns here, so it is better to be cautious.

First time working.

The stolen cash is only for emergencies and will eventually be spent. To survive in this world for a long time, you must have a way to make money. Among them, the one with the least investment and the most suitable entry point is part-time work.

Shinji picked a restaurant with good business and applied for a job as a chef. He had practiced knives and was a water attribute, so he was good at washing or chopping vegetables. Erquet has a good image and lively personality, making him very suitable as a waiter.

So, after wandering in this strange world for more than ten days, the two finally settled down, collecting information while trying to integrate into this world.

The first time I was bullied and the first time I took revenge.

Specifically referring to Erquit. Her social experience is basically zero, and she has no clear understanding of the complexity of the human heart. Before this, she had no idea that humans could become so ugly because of jealousy.

A very old-fashioned incident. A luxuriously dressed couple came to the restaurant for dinner. The middle-aged husband glanced at the beautiful waiter Miss Arquette a few times, and the wife became dissatisfied. While she was saying sour words to her husband, she was causing all kinds of trouble for Erquette.

Erquette is rather nervous and will inevitably make some omissions in details. Because they are all minor issues, most of the guests won't care about them. Occasionally, some will, but it's okay because the Elquitt people apologize sincerely and are lovely people.

But this time, driven by jealousy, the woman refused to give in. She would magnify small mistakes and embarrass Arquette in every way. The store manager intervened, but the woman not only refused to accept the situation, but became even more arrogant and even asked Arquette to get out of the store.

Now Arquette couldn't help it. She didn't care about the embarrassment, it meant nothing to her. But she valued this job very much. Shenji had told her that this was an important starting point for exploring the new world, and she would not allow anyone to destroy it.

If she hadn't remembered her promise to Shen Er not to be impulsive when encountering problems and wait for him to solve them, she would have thrown this woman out long ago. But compared to the miserable encounter that is about to come, this may be better.

What happened next took a turn for the worse, and the woman seemed to have been punished by God. His high heels suddenly broke, causing him to fall down and bring down the nearby table full of dishes. His clothes were completely ruined, and his originally good image was completely ruined.

For an image-conscious woman, this is hell. Immediately, he didn't care about eating, and he didn't want to trouble Arquette anymore. He took his husband and ran away.

However, the escape process was not smooth. They fell and hit the wall. When they disappeared from sight, the couple had bruises and swollen faces, and their clothes were in tatters.

"How about it?"

Shinji came to Elquette quietly.

The golden light in Erquette's eyes gradually faded, and the usual brightness returned to her face. She hugged Shinji's arm habitually (a sequelae of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms) and laughed.

"It's much more comfortable. You are still awesome."

Obviously, what happened to the couple was Shinji's idea, and Arquette put it into action.

The matter didn't end here. The store manager gave the two of them a few days off because of the incident, and the two took this opportunity to start their exploration journey again.

This day is December 28, 1999. At this time, they don't know where they will go or who is waiting for them.