While the spirit game is in progress

Ye Dill felt that she had never been so exhausted after growing up.

After catching the wild wolf, she was already out of breath and almost collapsed.

Later, although the task of picking and collecting plants was not tiring, the lack of sleep that she had never had a rest made her dizzy, as if a big rock had been stuffed into her brain, and her thinking slowed down so heavy.

She shook her head, and returned to the game hall with tired and slow steps.

When she walked to the edge of the fountain, she paused, then sat on the spot, leaning against the edge of the fountain, dazed.

After not hearing any movement outside for a while, the little hamster, who had been quietly in the pocket of his down jacket, couldn't help poking his head out.

The down jacket was held by Ye Dill. In order to avoid crushing the little hamster, the pockets were kept facing up. As soon as the little hamster poked his head out, he saw Ye Dill's tired and pale face.

"Master Yin, are you alright?" The little hamster's soft and cute voice was obviously worried.

It took a few seconds for Ye Dill to react. Her eyes slowly focused on the little hamster, and then she shook her head and said in a low voice, "It's okay, I'm just a little tired."

After a pause, she sighed again: "I'm so hungry."

The little hamster blinked his black grape-like eyes, then rubbed his cheek.

A kangaroo grain popped up on Leaf Dill's lap.

The little hamster said with concern: "Master Yin, why don't you eat some of this first?"

Ye Dill smiled helplessly: "This is food for you, I can't eat it."

Even if she could eat it, she couldn't eat pudding.

It doesn't matter if she is hungry for a meal or two, the mouse food that Little Pudding put into the space is not much, if she eats part of it, it may not be enough for Little Pudding to last for a hundred days.

After all, she couldn't guarantee that she could leave the game early.

The little hamster's eyes were full of worry: "But...but Lord Yin, you look so weak now."

"It's okay." Ye Dill stretched out her index finger and rubbed the small furry head of the little hamster, "I can buy food when I make money later, it doesn't matter if I'm hungry for a meal or two."

After taking a breath, Ye Dill said to the little hamster again: "Pick up your food quickly, and hide it in your pocket too, so that no one else can see it."

The little hamster obediently put away his rat food, and got into the pocket of his down jacket again.

After adjusting the position, it poked its head out again, looking at Dill Leaf very worriedly.

It has some self-blame in its heart.

It's all because it didn't think of preparing food for Master Yin before, it only knew how to prepare food for itself, and now it caused Master Yin to starve.

It's all bad.

Ye Dill rested for more than ten minutes, gathered a little strength, and then stood up while holding onto the edge of the fountain pool.

She washed her face with pool water and felt a lot clearer.

Only then did I walk over to a huge sign not far away.

This is a wooden notice board, more than two meters high and three meters wide, with various tasks densely written on it.

The most conspicuous thing is that at the top of the notice board, there are two sentences written in bold and bold characters.

[Each mission has no limit on the number of times, no time limit, and there will be no situation where you cannot receive it again after being claimed by another player. 】

[Each person is limited to three tasks per day, exceeding the limit will be invalid. 】

In other words, all the tasks on this notice board will not expire, and it will not be impossible to accept this task after being accepted by a certain player.