As soon as the Little Calamities logged on, they saw a scene comparable to a civilization-level disaster. Even from hundreds of sky units away, they could feel the terrifying destructive power radiating from it. They looked at one another, then swallowed hard.
"What's going on?"
"Did the cutscene CG play while we were away? An early screening?"
"I remember that before we logged on, we seemed to be getting chased by those faceless monsters. What's going on now?"
The players had just been discussing on the forum how they had been chased by the Void warship. According to the game's operating mechanics, those Void monsters probably wouldn't respawn at the "monster stronghold," but would continue following the "plot" as it unfolded.
Before logging on, they had even been worried that, if the plot continued developing, their home base, "Skyreach Fortress," might be wiped out.
After all, their research vessel didn't have much combat power. It had just suffered a total party wipe involving ten thousand players.
However, after Gaite's explanation, the players were left dumbfounded.
Damn, Boss G—when something happened, he really did step up!
Usually, players were the ones who cleaned up after NPCs. But their own boss had turned the tables—when trouble came, he really bore the brunt of it!
He had grabbed his weapon and gone straight up against that monstrous Void warship.
The disaster before them was most likely the scene of Boss G and the other side dying together.
Damn, what loyalty!
I'll follow you again in my next life!
"Boss G, is he really dead?"
"Heaven, why are you so cruel to our old G? Our excellent boss was killed because of those idiots!"
"Ahhhhh, I haven't even had Boss G's children yet."
"Big bro, you're a man. You can't have children."
"Hmph, you're