My Player 2

Chapter 380: Defense Void
Li Li was putting new potions into the store when he discovered that the players had already started a fight with others.

He connected to the player's first-person perspective, and several question marks suddenly appeared above his head.

Didn’t these guys just get the boat?
It hadn't even been half an hour, how did he end up in the ruins and get blown up and run away in panic?

Li Li immediately put down the work at hand and investigated the experiences of these players.

It only took him a few minutes to understand the whole story.

To put it simply, the "Pure Love God of War" was attacked by a group of regular soldiers disguised as pirates. The "Golden Wind" who went to help collect the bodies realized that these "pirates" were not protected by any conventions, so he immediately sent all his men out.

He planned to take this opportunity to seize the "Pirate"'s battleship.

But the price of that 20-kilometer-long battleship is as high as 2 million energy points, which is enough to allow a player to reach the maximum level and skills.

The reason of "pirate" alone is probably not enough to justify his behavior.

In the end you still have to clean up your own mess.

Li Li sighed depressedly. He had originally planned to wait until at least 500 players were upgraded to A-level before letting them officially debut in the World Tree.

But the players are jumping like this now, it seems impossible to make them keep a low profile
He wondered how he would respond if the master behind the "pirates" came looking for him, but the more he thought about it, the more he felt something was wrong.

This is unlike Golden Wind's style. That guy is not such an impulsive person.

Moreover, the blue-skinned men disguised as pirates behaved in a very strange way.

They wanted to get something out of the Corn Man, but they could have just tortured him on the boat, but they insisted on bringing the Corn Man to the meteorite.

Moreover, the meteorite was incredibly large, and it was obviously a fragment of a shattered world.

The fragments of the world are good things. God knows how many minerals are buried in them and how many special magical resources are hidden in them. It's like a blind box of treasures.

Normally, the Blue Man would have been interrogating the Corn Man on their ship.

Moreover, since their world master knew the location of the world fragments, he should drag it away and split it up. There is no reason to let it float in the void.

There's something wrong with these "pirates"...

Li Li roughly understood why "Golden Wind" wanted to take this gamble.

Although this guy didn't know much information, he still judged based on the other party's behavior that the other party might not retaliate in a big way afterwards.

He is decisive in making judgments.

You should know that although players can be resurrected, after the free resurrections per week are used up, they will have to spend experience to purchase additional resurrections.

Moreover, the price of resurrections increases gradually, and the price becomes sky-high when you buy more.

However, his guild was upgraded to level eight, and was rewarded with 800 guild resurrections every week.

Li Li roughly calculated that if "Golden Wind" only sent players above level 120, they would have nearly 2000 free lives.

If we lose this battle and the bodies left on the battlefield cannot be recovered...

The loss of angel investor Li Li might be as high as 20,000 points!
Before the world was opened, most players would find ways to recycle their bodies even if they died. The cost for Li Li to resurrect them was actually very low, and limiting the number of resurrections was only to prevent players from wasting time.

But after the Star Sea version was opened, the difficulty of recovering corpses increased exponentially, and the cost of five free resurrections per week was a bit too high.

After some hesitation, Li Li decided to keep this benefit.

After all, one week on Blue Star is nearly two months in the World Tree, and five lives are not many.

He can still afford this benefit.

After collecting enough information, Li Li closed his eyes and resonated with the shareholders, asking about the relevant matters of the blue-skinned men.

After a while, He slowly opened his eyes and let out a long sigh.

It's good that they are not our own. According to the speculation of other shareholders, those blue-skinned people came from a world called "Kono".

It was a world without a sense of existence. It was neither a prosperous business world nor a part of any major force. It was on the edge of the collaborative company's influence and had only business dealings with the company.

Theoretically, with Li Li's current status, he could stand on its head and pee.

However, now a shareholder of a company is suffering from the invasion of the abyss, and other shareholders have sent all their S-level strongmen to support him.

It would be fine if Li Li didn't send anyone, but there was no reason to ask other shareholders for help at this time.

And in his own world, he can currently only command 23 S-class.

Now in Li Li's world, there are still 127 S-level beings, 87 of which are corrupted and twisted bosses, and the remaining 27 are all huddled in the Forbidden God Barrier.

This level of combat power is fine for defending the home, but going out will obviously lead to trouble.

Just because players can transport people by ship after ship doesn’t mean the other side can’t call for reinforcements.

If the creator god "Kano" officially sends a large number of troops to the battlefield on the pretext of "fighting for the fragments of the world", the players will definitely lose.

The only way to break the deadlock is to find the corn man and uncover the secret he is trying to hide.

……

Compared to the ground members who were struggling to hold on, Golden Wind was more concerned about the situation of the battleship.

The 20 players who were thrown in encountered a strongest enemy along the way, which was only level 142. It can be said that they did not encounter any decent resistance.

This is another inconsistency.

Why is there only one S-class boss to support a battleship of this level?
"Golden Wind" originally mobilized a large amount of resources, intending to fight a war of attrition with the opponent, and even gathered 53 "Ashes".

——After the threat of corruption disappeared, the creator god stopped sending out [Ashes].

But the opponent's guards were too lax, and he even felt that his preparations were unnecessary.

No matter what the reason behind it is, since there are no decent guards on the ship, we should take advantage of the situation and paralyze it in one go.

Both "50" ships have returned, and the airdrop warehouses have been fully replenished. They are filled with B-level players, and they are all ready.

They were going to rush into the battleship and destroy the ship's engine before the other side could react.

As long as the warp engine is destroyed, someone can use a big character to seize the ship.

Although Golden Wind judged that the ship might not escape, he preferred to take the initiative.

As for the ground battlefield...

"Golden Wind" was very concerned about the missing corn man, but before the battleship was paralyzed, sending more people to the ground would be of no avail.

Just before they set off, a task prompt suddenly popped up on the system interface.

"Golden Wind" looked at the content of the mission. The goal was to have them bring back the corn people, and the reward was a little guild-level experience.

The creator god is getting something for nothing again.

However, the internal structure diagram of the battleship was posted in the mission description.

Although this internal structure diagram is only a drawing of this model when it leaves the factory, the other side will definitely undergo large-scale modifications, but some core parts, such as the position of the engine, will not change.

"I'm so sleepy and someone brought me a pillow." The driver next to me whistled.

The two new ships flashed blue light and disappeared in front of the players.

(End of this chapter)