"City Beasts were mobile marching fortresses used by the Imperial Clan to transport soldiers to the front lines, as well as tools they used to travel to the various alien tribes to recruit soldiers."
"Each alien tribe arranged for its people to enter the City Beasts. Through their people, they could obtain rewards from the game by going to the front lines. The Imperial Clan would also reward each tribe with War Points based on its contributions at the front. War Points could be exchanged for many rare rewards in the treasury, used to increase their strength, and could even determine the proportion of the world they would receive after winning the gambling match."
A solemn expression appeared on Connie's face. As she spoke, her black-and-white fur seemed to flutter gently with the agitation in her heart.
"Other than you, I've never heard of another creature coming out of a City Beast alive."
Su Mo frowned slightly. After thinking for a moment, he asked, "Then what does the incantation for leaving the City Beast mean? If entering it means certain death, why give them such hope?"
"That's because the interior of each alien tribe isn't completely united."
Connie's voice was cold, carrying a hint of unquestionable ruthlessness.
"If we told the tribesmen entering the City Beasts that they were doomed to die from the moment they entered, the Imperial Clan would probably recruit less than a tenth of the soldiers it does now."
"So you use the incantation as bait, deceiving them into believing they still have a chance of survival?"
"Not entirely." Connie fell silent for a moment before answering.
"Strength. The increase in strength obtainable inside a City Beast is also one of the main reasons those aliens enter."
"The pollution and gifts inside a City Beast depend