Infinite Terror: I Have a Chat Group

Chapter 149: Game Confirmed!

"Um...what is it?"

Loki, somewhat embarrassed by the interruption, asked.

Soma didn't answer Loki, but turned to Hestia: "Why did you start the War Game?"

Soma was, of course, forced to agree to participate in the war game. Chanis begged him to agree to the war game, and he initially refused outright. However, Chanis told him that the other side had already caught him red-handed, and if he refused, his clan would be disbanded and he would be sent back to the heavens. Only by agreeing to and winning the war game could the status quo be maintained.

Although he didn't manage the Familia, Soma still knew a bit about the situation within them and could roughly guess what the leverage he had been given. He didn't want to return to the Celestial Realm, so he had no choice but to agree.

"Why? You probably don't know much about what your child has been doing, otherwise you wouldn't be asking this question."

Soma frowned upon hearing this. Judging from Hestia's words, could it be that they had done something even more outrageous than cheating, swindling, and extorting?

Thinking about it carefully, that's very likely the case. Otherwise, if it were just a scam or deception, even if the guild found out, it wouldn't be serious enough to lead to the forced disbandment of the clan.

"Never mind, I'll have a proper talk with you after the war game is over."

This isn't the place for a deep conversation. Once the war game is over, she'll definitely give Somo a good scolding.

"Let's continue."

Hestia said to Loki.

"Ahem... Now that both sides have agreed to play the war game, the next step is to decide on the game content. One of you can choose the game type, but the other person must agree as well. Of course, you can also choose by drawing lots."

Let's draw lots.

Soma was the first to give an answer.

Hestia was clearly prepared. He didn't know what Hestia was relying on, so he naturally couldn't agree to the game type proposed by the other party. Therefore, drawing lots was the best choice.

"Let's draw lots then!"

Hestia had no objection to this.

Lin Yu could easily defeat Goliath; such strength is beyond the reach of the Soma Familia, and no game genre matters.

"Okay, prepare the lottery box!"

The gods on the field quickly took action, writing down their favorite game types and putting them into the lottery box. Soon, the lottery box was full.

The lottery box was ready, and Loki rubbed his hands together: "As the host, I will now draw the lots."

Neither Soma nor Hestia objected, so Loki reached into the divination box and took out a slip of paper.

[A battle of 100 people!]

The note contained information about the game.

A battle of a hundred men takes place in a relatively complex environment, where each side deploys a certain number of men to fight. The other side is considered victorious only when all of one side's men are defeated or surrender.

This game demands a high level of teamwork and overall combat ability from the player's clan.

"Hey, shorty, how many people are in your clan?"

After pulling out the slip of paper, Loki immediately asked Hestia.

"one."

"grade?"

"lv1."

"You dare to start a war game?"

Loki said incredulously.

"None of your business."

"Fine, this is your own fault. Don't blame me if you lose."

The 100-player battle requires teamwork and comprehensive combat capabilities, which is essentially a requirement for the number of players. Luo basically thought she had drawn a game that was unfavorable to the little girl, but seeing that she didn't care at all, she didn't need to care either.

"The draw game is a battle of 100 people, do either side have any objections?"

"no."

Soma naturally had no objections, since the game was in his favor, but Hestia's confident demeanor still made him somewhat uneasy.

"no."

Hestia had no objection either.

Although the game was somewhat unfavorable to Lin Yu, she had great confidence in him. The idea that a battle of a hundred people required a large number of players, teamwork, and comprehensive combat capabilities was all irrelevant in the face of absolute strength.

After Hestia readily agreed, the Divine Society immediately erupted in uproar. One side was a veteran Familia with several level 2 members and a large number of level 1 members, while the other side only had a new level 1 Familia. The difference in strength between the two sides was huge, and it was a game of a hundred people fighting. Was this war game still worth watching?

Regardless, the game has been decided and both parties have agreed. The next step is to hand things over to the guild, who will then choose the game location and determine the game time.

"That's strange. What does that little dwarf have to rely on? It's a pity she won't say anything."

Back at Loki's Familia's camp, Loki still couldn't understand why Hestia was so confident. He kept asking her, but she wouldn't answer, which made her very curious.

"Loki, you're back. How's the War Games going?"

Upon seeing Loki return, Finn, who was working on something, temporarily stopped what he was doing.

He knew about the war games; both sides were just small clans, and he wasn't particularly interested. But seeing Loki's expression, Finn became somewhat curious.

"The game has been decided; it's a battle of 100 players."

"This game... has quite high requirements for the Familia in various aspects. I remember you mentioned that the Hestia Familia was only recently established, right?"

"More than that, that little dwarf's clan only has one Iv1."

"You're joking again."

Finn looked helpless. His god was reliable in critical moments, but usually unreliable and liked to joke around.

"I'm not joking."

Loki looked serious.

"Are you sure? Why would Hestia agree to the War Game? The difference in power is just too great!"

Seeing that Loki didn't seem to be joking, Finn was quite puzzled. Why would he agree to such a power imbalance? Did Loki catch him doing something wrong?

"You've got it backwards. It was that little dwarf who started the war game, and even though she drew the 100-player battle, she still looked confident, as if she was sure of winning. So I don't understand."

Loki truly couldn't understand it.

She initially thought that the dwarf had gotten lucky by acquiring a high-level adventurer who had converted to another sect, which was why he was so bold as to launch a war game. However, she had just confirmed the information from the guild that the dwarf indeed only had one level 1 adventurer.

As for whether they lied about their level information, it's unlikely. If they really did lie about their level information, even if they won the war game, the Soma Familia could use that as an excuse to say they were tricked into participating in the war game and invalidate the results. The guild would also side with the Soma Familia, so lying about their level information would be meaningless.

Given that, Loki really couldn't understand why that little dwarf was so confident.

Finn fell silent upon hearing this. Even though he was indeed intelligent, he couldn't figure out what was going on for the moment.

"Perhaps that Lin Yu possesses power beyond his own level?"

If Hestia hadn't been courting death, this would be the only reason Finn could come up with.