-"Don't expose everything. Don't calculate everything."
Hit by her own boomerang, Yu Xunge had nothing to say. But even if the Ash Inspector played dumb, she could guess that it most likely had something to do with the contract.
Only the contract being canceled for a third time could have made B80 that angry...
Yet she could sense that the contract was still there, which left her rather puzzled by this Unique Key.
Perhaps it had cut off some sort of signal, creating something like the effect of the contract being canceled?
Yu Xunge did not press for an answer. Whatever was coming would come anyway. At least the worst outcome had not occurred: players and NPCs were not absolute enemies. Even if B80 really charged over, she and B80 would not have to raise their weapons against each other... probably.
She focused on the game before her.
Every prison held some exceptionally powerful prisoners, whether because of their extraordinary talents or because they had been imprisoned for so long. These prisoners often required a leader player to deal with them.
Once recruited, these exceptionally powerful prisoners would become excellent invasion forces.
Conversely, however, there were also vast numbers of newcomers who had only just been dropped into the prisons. New prisoners arrived every six hours. From a military perspective, these players were somewhat superfluous. Sending these novice players onto the battlefield would only make them cannon fodder.
These prisoners were sorted by race and placed in prisons that had already been unlocked.
In addition, Yu Xunge established a new rule: after obtaining the consent of the prisoners under their command, players could exchange prisoners by handing over their Soul Fire wages. This took into account the sheer number of races; some living beings might prefer to fight alongside their