After discussing it with Emville, Gao Gong decided to return to the mother fortress first. After all, all the data on the wormholes was stored there.
Gao Gong first called over the other two subsidiary fortresses, then directed a large group of mechanic players to carry out emergency repairs on the subsidiary fortress whose components had been damaged.
The players without missions gathered around the NPCs one after another, trying to use their silver tongues to get another mission.
There were the most "tongues" around Gao Gong.
Left with no choice, Gao Gong casually threw out a mission to clean the deck. The players immediately scampered off to do it, more enthusiastic than anyone.
Although it was merely an ordinary cleaning mission, this was a cleaning mission issued by the faction leader. It might even be a prerequisite for a hidden mission!
Everything went smoothly, and nothing happened.
However, after they returned to the mother fortress, an accident occurred.
The Void Dweller that Gao Gong had just knocked unconscious actually began to melt little by little.
No matter what healing potion they used, nothing worked. In the end, they could only watch helplessly as the other party melted into a puddle of blue liquid.
[You obtained "Void Dweller's Blue Corpse Fluid"]
The players clicked their tongues in wonder. It was truly rare to see health that even healing could not restore.
Several players from the biology profession secretly kept a portion, preparing to see whether they could research some kind of biological weapon from it.
"A genetic lock?"
Gao Gong clicked his tongue in amazement. He had not expected even a level-three civilization to have developed this technology.
Of course, this method of preventing genetic leakage might not have been invented by the Void Dwellers. It might well have been