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18LOH-LIF Novice Tutorial and Instance

Also listed as: Chen Ran Novice Tutorial and Instance Feat Analysis

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18 Levels of Hell - Lying is Forbidden Here Novice Tutorial and Instance Feat Analysis ________________ Table of Contents Introduction Novice Tutorial and Instances - Introduction Definition, Criteria and Types of Lies Chen Ran and the Novice Tutorial Chen Ran’s “Lie” Chen Ran vs The Youth Liar Paradox ……..stay tuned for more! ________________ Introduction The setting of this story involves elements of intellectual challenge, locked room mysteries, deception, manipulation and Lies. Lies are both a weapon and a weakness that can be exploited. The following feat takes place in the Hell of Tongue-Ripping, the 18th layer of Hell as per Chinese Mythology from the Tang era. This is a layer where lies are forbidden, and therefore liars are punished with ‘death’. But still, people lie, deceive and manipulate to survive this hell. The Primary Rule above all is Lying is Forbidden ________________ Novice Tutorial and Novice Instances - Introduction * 18 people are added in this tutorial level, after the completion of which, they shall move on with Novice Instance (Think of Instances as a Level in a game, which can comprise of multiple sub instances/levels) * The objective of Novice Tutorial is to be the last person/ team to survive, with the possession of the Liar Killer Gun * Participants can be Newbies, entering Hell for the first time. Or Old Players, who have already cleared the Novice Instance and are coming back to play * Each Novice Instance is different, people …

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