The "Ruins Chef" had heard that one of the functions of a high-version biological computer was to forcibly create a flesh-and-blood planet and evolve its species and ecology.
It was said that once one reached that stage, one person creating an entire race would no longer be a dream.
However, this was the first time he had seen this kind of "flesh-and-blood celestial body" operation in the game.
Seeing his hesitation, the "Romantic Knight" urged him on:
"Chef, what are you spacing out for? Miss Rainbow said that this kind of 'Flesh-and-Blood Overlord' is only one-time hardware. It won't last long."
"Flesh-and-Blood Overlord"?
The "Ruins Chef" seemed to have heard of it. Apparently, after a biological computer was developed to a high version, it automatically gained a hardware function of this kind.
It was said to transform into a kind of "flesh-and-blood giant."
How was it slightly different from the one before him?
However, the "Ruins Chef" did not dare delay any longer this time and charged straight inside.
As it turned out, mechanical species had many advantages, but "breaking through under pressure" was not one of them.
More than a hundred heavily muscled brutes who had undergone three fusions took turns grinding down the enemy. On top of that, their newly learned "Bidirectional Blade" had a small chance of disrupting its transformation.
In addition, this "flesh-and-blood satellite" seemed to block signal transmission.
Finally, three days later, with a roar from this virus-mechanical general, the enemy boss exploded on the spot. At the same time, all the players received a system notification.
Aside from the faction reputation and points they were supposed to receive, the carbon-based experts did not get the "first kill notification" they had imagined.
Miss Rainbow calmly said, "I'm afraid there's no such reward. As far as