The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

When the other cable workers heard the announcement, their first reaction was mostly to be stunned.

Is South Korean cable company challenging 886 cable company?

Many of them subconsciously glanced at the comparison of the two sides' strengths, and then had almost the same thought in their minds: Is South Korea crazy, or has it lost its mind?

But the thought only lasted for a few seconds.

Those who are still alive and communicating with people on public channels are not truly stupid. Soon, someone realized this.

"Wait, aren't they after the Unsealing Stone?"

"By challenging the opponent's cable, you can land in the area they are passing through during the challenge. This rule isn't a secret; others have used it before when we challenged others."

"So, is South Korea trying to use this challenge as a springboard to sneak into the ancient city of Loulan ahead of time?"

"But what's the cost? Losing the challenge will deduct 20% of your experience and resources. Is it worth it just to advance two days?"

"Are you stupid? Do you think there's a difference between going in a couple of days earlier or a couple of days later when it comes to the Unsealing Stone? If the 886 cable has already found the location of the Unsealing Stone, and they follow behind, it's like they know where to dig before all of us."

"Then South Korea has really gone all out."

"Going all out? Do you think a line like South Korea would dare to provoke 886 on their own? Their highest level is only 10. Su Mu alone could crush their entire line. If they dare to launch a challenge, they must have someone backing them up."

"The Land of Cherry Blossoms"

"The United States."

"Besides these two lines, who else could it be?"

The messages on the public channel started scrolling faster. More and more people were piecing together the clues.

"The Sakura Country lost to 886 before; Ishikawa Yu's elite squad was completely wiped out at the teleportation point. The United States also stumbled at 886, getting crushed in the challenge and having their Arena title snatched by Su Mu. These two factions have the biggest grudge against 886."

"So South Korea was just a trailblazer. Japan and the United States were supporting them from behind, letting South Korea launch the first challenge, muddy the waters, and then the three of them would press forward together."

"Then 886 is doomed. Three cables are used for one task, the difference in personnel is too great."

"There are more than three. Japan, the United States, and South Korea are all major lines that have been merged many times. Each line has at least 30,000 to 40,000 people, totaling more than 100,000. Even if the 886 cable line has been merged, it has at most 20,000 to 30,000 people. It's more than five against one."

"No matter how strong Su Mu is, he's only one person. How many can he kill by himself? A hundred? A thousand? Even if a hundred thousand people were standing there for him to kill, he would kill until his hands were sore."

"Moreover, these three lines are definitely not just targeting ordinary members. If they also target Su Mu, as long as they can hold Su Mu back, the other members of 886 will not be able to defend the Unsealing Stone."

"With hundreds of thousands of people surrounding one person, he doesn't even have a chance to level up to level 15. How could he possibly win?"

"The nail that sticks out gets hammered down. Su Mu has been too flamboyant lately, appearing in world announcements time and time again, ranking first in the arena, opening world quests in Ash City, and now he's found Loulan Ancient City first. If he doesn't step up, who will?"

"It's good to stand out, but now we're being targeted. With three lines working together against us, even a level 15 wouldn't be able to withstand this, let alone a level 13."

"I think Su Mu is doomed this time. If he dies in Loulan, the 886 cable will be completely useless. Without Su Mu, they won't even be considered second-rate."

"You can't say that. What if Su Mu really can break through all three lanes by himself?"

"Break through three lines? Are you dreaming or writing a novel? Hundreds of thousands of people could drown him with their spit."

"I just think that the fact that he was able to force Japan and the United States to join forces, and even bring South Korea into the mix, shows that Su Mu is strong enough. If he survives, then no one in the entire region, or even the entire world, will dare to mess with 886 again."

"Survive? You make it sound so easy. All three lines of investigation are clearly aimed at eliminating him. Where can he run? The ancient city of Loulan isn't that big; can he hide forever?"

On different cables, those who truly stood at the top of this area were also watching this announcement from their respective locations.

On the snow-covered cableway in the far north, a tall man slammed an iron rod on the ground, his rough lips twitching as he watched the messages scroll across the panel.

"Three lines of attack on one, and they even brought in a scout. These people talk a good game, but they're all scheming at heart." He said in a low voice, "If Su Mu can get through this, his word will carry more weight than any world announcement. If he can't, then he'll have nothing."

The shorter guy behind him peeked out and asked, "Boss, do you think he can pull through?"

The man remained silent for a moment.

"I don't know," he said. "But in my own experience, when someone is pushed to that point, they either die or suffer a severe physical loss. Su Mu isn't the type to die easily. But this time, he's not dealing with a monster, he's dealing with a human. Humans are more troublesome than monsters."