The Game's "Fairness"

These people who had suddenly appeared beside them looked no different from humans on the surface, with two arms and two legs.

Judging by their physical characteristics, they varied in height, gender, build, and appearance.

But the one difference was that each of them wore a ferocious, terrifying mask. Compared to the Players, not only did they outnumber them by more than half, but they were also clearly far more disciplined.

—At the very least, the Players had no way of lining up in such neat rows.

"Wait, if this is supposed to be fair, shouldn't your side have fifty people as well?"

As soon as the Host finished speaking, Seven-Colored Black Bird, whose expression had slightly changed, squeezed out from the crowd and asked.

There were only fifty Players, while the number of people competing against them was twice theirs.

In a Game centered on racing and gathering various materials, the number of participants could largely determine the final outcome.

"The upper limit for this Game is one hundred people. Naturally, we must give it our all to secure the final victory."

Holding the microphone, the kitten answered with the same smile.

"Giving it our all is the greatest respect we can show our opponents. We respect you this much already—is that still not fair enough?"

"You...!?"

"Amitabha. Since the maximum number of participants is one hundred, can our side continue adding people?"

Standing in front of Seven-Colored Black Bird, Mountainside Li looked completely calm.

In a Game that was clearly about racing and collecting, the number of participants was correspondingly crucial.

There were Nine Routes, and each Player could choose only one. In the nine-to-six stage, the items needed to clear the first checkpoint naturally could not possibly be gathered from only one route.

In other words, cooperation