Chapter 66
Chapter 66
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Translator: MadScientist
Chapter: 66
Chapter Title: Puzzle God Game, Professor Peyton and the Strange Village - 1
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As soon as I declared that I'd play Professor Peyton...
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— Anonymous
"Peyton? AAAAAAAAAA"
— Anonymous
We're screwed
— Anonymous
Lee Jia's gaming skills are infamous for being total troll level.
— Anonymous
Holy crap Reflecting Myriad Stars, why aren't you stopping this lunatic?!?!?!?!
— Anonymous
Please just kill me already...
— Anonymous
This is gonna grind my gears so bad aaaah
The devotees lost their minds completely.
It felt kinda crappy getting my skills judged before the game even started.
Professor Peyton and the Strange Village is a classic puzzle game from way back, before Anomalous Phenomena even showed up in the world.
It's the only puzzle game that was a massive hit on the second-gen handheld consoles, so pretty much everyone played it at least once as a kid.
Simply put...
It's a puzzle game for little kids.
There were a bunch of reasons I picked this super kiddie game instead of some hardcore puzzle title.
First off, Professor Peyton's been trending lately on the platform where I've been streaming.
Second, if I breezed through some ultra-hard puzzle game like it was nothing, people might think I'd pre-studied it.
So, Professor Peyton it was.
I'd heard it wasn't insanely tough, but not too easy either—just right.
With a game at this difficulty, even if I no-diffed it with my Wiki ability, no one would bat an eye.
Using the Wiki ability on a puzzle game is basically just straight-up copying the solutions, sure.
But so what?
My Wiki ability is just a convenient label for what’s really a 'racial trait,' not some power.
If I fully leverage my racial trait to solve puzzles, what're they gonna do about it?
Just like how humans use their brains.
A Fervent Devotee of Reflecting Myriad Stars solves puzzles with the Wiki.
So this isn't cheating—it's totally fair play. Yup.
One thing...
This might sound weird coming from me, but...
During Ayase's disaster stream last time, I proved my mad skills to tens of thousands of viewers.
...Okay, technically I didn't brain it out—I used the Wiki ability—but I say the Wiki counts as part of my skills.
Viewers watching my streams must realize by now that I'm a smarter VTuber than they thought.
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— Anonymous
Kenwang?
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Kenwang and this one's toast dude
— Anonymous
240-hour stream ON.
— Anonymous
Isn't this a kiddie game? Why's everyone freaking out?
— Anonymous
Does Professor Peyton look easy to you?
— Anonymous
Professor Peyton that broke dozens of streamers—does that look easy lol
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— Anonymous
Kiddie game trait: insanely hard.
— Anonymous
Kiddie trait: insanely smart.
— Anonymous
SU-PER-KID
Why were people already worrying about me?
How much more proof did I need to give?
Screw it.
I'd planned to only use the Wiki when I got stuck, but the viewers' attitudes were really grinding my gears, so I changed my mind.
I declared boldly.
"I'll do Kenwang."
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— Anonymous
?
— Anonymous
Eh?
— Anonymous
?????????
— Anonymous
What????????????
— Anonymous
No way?
— Anonymous
KYAAAAAAAAAA
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— Anonymous
The big one's here!!!!!!!!!
— Anonymous
Alright, 240-hour stream time GOOOOOOO
— Anonymous
1-week no-sleep stream ON.
After that 24-hour stream last time, I'd sworn never to throw out the word 'Kenwang' lightly again.
But at least for a puzzle game, using 'Kenwang' was fine.
Time to go full throttle with the Wiki ability and whip these devotees into shape.
[Anonymous donated 1,000 won.] Time limit?
"No need for a strict time limit. I'll full-clear it in three hours flat."
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— Anonymous
?
— Anonymous
??
"If we really need one... maybe six hours?"