My Player 2

Chapter 385 The World Belongs to Players

The players on the front line were fighting fiercely, but the atmosphere at the decision-making level was a bit cold.

"The Boss destroyed the boat." Anhe Feng's tone sounded a little resentful.

He was not angry about the president's decision, but he suspected that it was the game planner who deliberately let the NPC destroy the ship in order to limit the player's income.

These game companies often play tricks and can be said to be habitual offenders. The most common one is secretly adjusting the drop rate of dungeons, which is not trustworthy at all.

In the fully simulated second round, they will first lose the small boat they rented for millions within an hour, and then destroy the big ship they are about to get, making them lose all their money in an instant.

But according to the "background setting", the characters in the game behave this way, and no one can find any fault with it except them who suffer the losses.

Those passers-by who hate the First Guild will applaud and say something like "It's like a meow."

"Golden Wind" was able to remain calm. He was contacting various forces in the game to discuss how to develop the meteorite.

The saint expressed her willingness to purchase the meteorite, but the price she offered was not too high.

I don’t know if other creator gods have such ability, but Li Li can use the authority of [Map Editing] to convert energy into matter, so He is not very interested in the fragments of the world.

Several traveling merchants were very interested.

But they just wanted to gather intelligence and were obviously not partners worth cooperating with.

[Shuhai Films] are still somewhat sincere, but their requirements are extremely high. The meteorite must be brought to their headquarters before they can discuss follow-up matters.

After bidding farewell to the senior executives of [Shuhai Pictures], [Golden Wind] gave instructions in the backstage:

"When the next batch of combat forces arrives, have them bring back the collected corn kernels first. The memories in them are very important."

Although he encountered many setbacks on this trip, he was not completely without gain. At least he learned the use of meteorites.

This huge continental-scale meteorite is called a "fragment of the world" and can be pieced together after enough of it is collected.

The headquarters of some major forces, such as [Synergy Company], [Tree Sea Pictures], and [World Tree Joint Investigation Committee] are all ownerless worlds composed of several "world fragments".

However, a world without a world master has no light source or shelter, but the advantage is that you can migrate around and drift to any place.

After learning this information, "Golden Wind" wanted to develop this meteorite and turn it into the future foundation of his guild.

But this is a huge investment like a bottomless pit.

Even though the guild seems to have made a lot of money in the "second round", they are actually not yet profitable. They still rely on the old people who stayed in the "first round" to provide blood transfusions to the guild, and the company's accounts are very ugly.

After all, this is the investment stage and everything costs money.

Take the best-selling experience for example. A veteran player can earn at least 1000 million experience points in a real day, but this experience point is only enough to max out two or three legendary skills.

There are 30 players today, and the experience consumed for daily upgrades and points is an astronomical figure, not to mention that experience has become a currency.

This has led to the high price of experience, with players complaining every day, and there is also a lot of serious evidence that programmers at the Expedition Company have made tens of millions of dollars privately by selling experience.

Everyone knows that selling experience is a sure win at this stage, and it can even be a way to get rich.

But as the most powerful guild, how could they possibly sell the experience to others!
"Golden Wind" has invested more than 8000 million in purchasing experience, and the investment is still increasing, with no end in sight!
Reason told him that this kind of continental-level fragment of the world was not something they could get their hands on.

Not only is there a lack of money on Blue Star, but we are also not prepared in the other world.

The territory belonging to his guild was still a small settlement that had just started. The abundant material resources in the divine domain concealed many fatal problems.

Political system, economic foundation, talent selection, education system, cultural identity... "Golden Wind" felt that it would take at least ten years for him to build his ideal country.

Only after this country matures can it begin to expand outward.

It's best to take it slow now. But this is an opportunity to break away from the God of Creation.

Players are destined to be unable to leave the God of Creation, but in their second life after death, they do not necessarily have to stay under the control of the God of Creation. The bare meteorite can become their safe haven.

That meteorite belongs to his "world". If he misses this opportunity, it is completely unknown whether he will encounter it again next time.

"Golden Wind" remained calm, and after thinking through the pros and cons in his mind, he finally made a decision.

If the only gain from this war is this meteorite, then sell it.

The only thing we can hope for now is the information contained in those corn kernels.

……

[Giridada] waved his sword forward and blew away a group of "flies".

He looked at his hands and realized that he was being forced to release his divinity.

He is the head of the intelligence department and rarely confronts others head-on. The last time he showed his mythical form was when he and his colleagues were hunting down a group of remnants who had lost their world and were suppressing their S-level.

The players flying around the Boss tried to attack, but found that attacking this 20-kilometer-tall colossus did not cause any damage to the Boss.

His true form should be hidden in the Colossus. Except for the Lv200 "Falling Rain and Morning Light", it is difficult for others to cause damage to the second stage.

[Giridada] stared at the battlefield and found that in addition to the corpses floating in the void, there were nearly 300 B-level enemies.

He actually wanted to back off.

Because these B-class are mass-produced, there is not much point in killing them.

If they are pushed to the limit, there might even be a few more S-level ones emerging.

[Giridada] felt that there was a high probability that he could not defeat these guys.

Even though he is almost invincible now, his ability is to control the magnetic field. If he is in your majesty's world, the magnetic field he can control is even stronger.

But this is a nearly vacuum void, and the natural magnetic field around it is very weak.

The magnetic fields controlled by [Girida] are all released from his body.

In the words of the players, every grain of metal dust controlled by this Boss——

All of them require mana consumption.

Even if they cannot hit the Boss's body, as long as they keep attacking the Colossus, they can deplete the Boss's mana bar and force out his body.

[Giridada] decided to flee the battlefield without waiting for reinforcements.

But before leaving, he wanted to dig up the city below so that he could take away the corn hidden in it.

Allowing the players to attack his body, [Giridada] focused his attention on the meteorite and saw the giant withered corn.

At this moment, [Giridada] fell into complete despair.

Because when he was held back by an unknown enemy, the investigator from the "Tree Union" sacrificed himself to the "Nightmare" and spread all the information he had investigated.

The cooperation between Your Majesty and the Abyss will be known to others.

The "Tree Union" will bring dozens of SS-level executioners to destroy your majesty's world!
At this moment, a blue light flashed below, and two spaceships jumped over again.

(End of this chapter)