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Chapter 104 Resurrection Mechanism

Not long after, Qin Heling and the players returned to the spaceship.

When the main force of players arrived, they saw Qin Heling unloading the bodies of players who had died in battle from the vehicle.

Behind him, the players watched his actions and started discussing them in the chat.

"Are you preparing for a burial?"

Not necessarily. Maybe they'll make efficient use of the corpses and turn them into nutrients.

Upstairs, this is already very inefficient; it's better suited for other uses.

Senjougahara Hitagi, quite curious, stepped forward and asked, "Captain, what are you doing?"

Qin Heling glanced at him and casually said, "You know you were created through cloning, right?"

The players nodded, showing no particular reaction.

This setting was announced a long time ago and has never been kept secret; it's not a secret at all.

Seeing the players' reactions, Qin Heling said again, "Bones, organs, muscles—these are all cloned, and they can continue to be used as long as they are not damaged."

"Simply put, there are still usable parts among the corpse."

As they spoke, the guard robots had already finished unloading, loading the players' corpses onto a cart.

Qin Heling pushed the corpses all the way to the cloning chamber.

So they all followed Qin Heling around, intending to see what he was going to do.

Based on this previous statement—could it be that the resurrection mechanism is about to be revealed?

Qin Heling walked to the back row deep inside the cabin, where there were 15 cloning pods waiting to be used.

The players suddenly realized why there were only 65 players in the second batch; it turned out that some of the cloning pods were reserved for waiting to be revived.

Qin Heling first processed the corpses to ensure that the parts to be used were clean and uncontaminated.

He then asked the players to help him put the corpses in one by one and restarted the cloning process.

In this battle, a total of 5 players were killed.

The quantity was not large, and was well within his expected controllable range.

Moreover, their precious sacrifices have also sparked players' awareness of war.

The other players, having confirmed that death was not scary and showing no fear of death, became even braver.

That's good news.

At the same time, as the cloning pod was activated, the players who had been watching since their deaths also saw a resurrection countdown pop up in front of them.

[GAL Pastry Hand] quickly posted in the channel: "Wow, the resurrection time is only 3 days!"

It was much less than I expected; I thought cloning would take seven days.

Immediately, other players who had also been killed responded.

"What?! Why do I need four days?"

"You're alright then, I need four and a half days."

I should have the shortest, only two and a half days, one Kuntian.

Currently, the cooldown period for corpses with relatively intact bodies is only 3 days, while corpses with poor integrity will take longer.

If it's a complete and utter death, then it's the case that you have to clone it from start to finish, which means a full seven-day cooldown.

As the onlookers viewed the information about the fallen players, they were astonished, but quickly realized the resurrection mechanism.

Indeed, if organs are used by different people, there can be rejection or other adverse reactions.

But since it is originally one's own thing, it is just being moved from one body to another, so this notion no longer applies.

Having a complete skeleton and most of the flesh and blood, using pre-cultured organs or parts can undoubtedly shorten the time required.

Of course, it's also obvious that this method is only useful for players.

Because only the player can place their consciousness back into a new body, rather than cloning a new consciousness to occupy the body.

Players spread the news through forums and channels, letting more players know about this mechanism.

No wonder Qin Heling instructed them to bring back the bodies before the battle and reminded them many times afterward; it turns out that this was for that purpose.

Preserving the body as intact as possible will reduce the time required for another fall.

Of course, in later stages, this speed is still not enough.

When players need to engage in high-intensity battles such as interstellar warfare or amphibious landings, even 3 days is too long.

Therefore, Qin Heling will develop similar cryopreservation backup methods in the future, or improve cloning technology to shorten the time required for improvement.

But this is enough for the early stages.

After setting the clone parameters for these fallen players, Qin Heling told the players to go rest or find something to do, thus dispersing them.

He then returned to the captain's cabin alone and began to take stock of the harvest.

During this night raid, players killed three Lovisa Psionicists and over forty ordinary Lovisa Guards below.

Qin Heling also killed an elder, further weakening the tribe's elite forces.

In addition, they also brought out plant samples from below, and figured out part of the map.

Including the portion of Lovisa that was bombarded during their initial encounter, the entire tribe's strength is now roughly reduced to...

One-third has fallen.

Qin Heling decided not to interfere anymore and let the players level up.

What needs to be guarded against is the possibility of other surrounding tribes uniting, or even larger tribes coming to reinforce them.

Overall, it was undoubtedly a resounding success in the first battle, and can be considered a very fruitful achievement.

Unfortunately, Lovisa's body, which was a spoil of war, was not fully brought out.

Only Elder Lovisa's corpse, three psionic corpses, and about ten ordinary Lovisa corpses were brought out of the cave.

Fortunately, there were enough corpses left on the battlefield at that time.

At this moment, in the captain's cabin, as arranged by Qin Heling, the shattered corpses of Lovisa and the others had been brought over.

In addition, some related and usable equipment was also moved in.

Qin Heling put on gloves and began to process the bodies of the Lovisa.

To make the enhancer, the main ingredient is found in the bones of the Lovisa, so the flesh and blood must first be removed.

As for flesh and blood, they can be transformed into pure biomass after a series of processing and conversions.

These biomasses can be used in cloning chambers to cultivate the player's body.

After removing the flesh and blood, Qin Heling kept the bones separately and used instruments to crush, sieve, and extract the active ingredients.

Qin Heling mixed the bone powder, which was shimmering with blue fluorescence, with other sedatives and neutralizers, and then injected it into a syringe.

After confirming that there were no abnormalities, Qin Heling nodded.

Once a larger quantity is produced, it can be made available in the store for players to redeem.

After making a simple sample, Qin Heling turned his gaze to Elder Lovisa's corpse.

Their corpses could be used to make more advanced enhancement agents, which he naturally intended to use himself.

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