The Marshal's Thoughts

Wei Lanshan and the others, including Xu Fengxiang, all felt a chill run down their spines.

If Mental Power was severely damaged in the Virtual Network, it would affect the real world as well.

In serious cases, it could lead to immediate death.

Even if it was not severe, restoring damaged Mental Power required a great deal of time and effort.

Therefore, the Alliance had stipulated that when fighting in the Virtual Network, Mental Power could not exceed the safety threshold.

Once that line was reached, the Central Brain's program would forcibly log them out.

Yet these people were clearly not controlled by the Central Brain. They could come and go as they pleased.

Those Alliance citizens who entered the Virtual Network had been severely injured before they could log out.

Wei Lanshan asked, "It didn't issue an announcement?"

She was aboard the patrol ship and had no need to use the Virtual Network, so neither she nor Xu Jiusong had noticed this.

"It was just issued. Citizens are advised to reduce the time they spend in the Virtual Network, and that person's characteristics have been posted across the entire network."

Li Zhengfeng opened his terminal and found that not only had an announcement appeared in the virtual world, but conspicuous oversized notices had also been posted throughout the Star Net.

The others breathed a sigh of relief.

Having one's Mental Power destroyed for no reason was a disaster for anyone.

Li Zhengfeng packaged the Central Brain's findings and sent them to everyone on Nine Stars, telling them to issue stronger warnings to the soldiers under their command.

Xi Xiu asked, "Has the Central Brain tracked down his identity?"

Li Zhengfeng shook his head.

He was even more concerned about that question than Xi Xiu.

After all, in his current