Nuo Mask Game: Don’t Trust the Thirteenth Tune

Nuo God Game Survival Rules Do not try to take off your mask. Beneath the Nuo mask, there are no living people, only “empty shells” on the verge of collapse. Do not hum any ancient tunes inside an instance, especially the Thirteenth Tune, the one everyone praises. Do not trust the “bridge-maker” to lead you out of the cycle. The last bridge-maker was eaten by the Nuo God. The deadly cycle that comes once every four hundred years has begun. The abandoned village’s Nuo opera stage, the hanging coffins’ poison pit, and the altar of bones are all your instances. Everyone thinks they can survive as long as they endure the instances. Only I know this game was never about survival. From the very beginning, it was meant to offer sacrifices to a “god.” Shh. Don’t look back. The god is watching you. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.