Cross-Server Battlefield and Considerations About Monsters in the Real World

Despite being heavily bound by the high-strength concrete, the monster suddenly regained its ability to move!

"Damn it, I knew those aliens were up to no good!" the commander, who knew the inside story, cursed instinctively.

He immediately gave the order, "All armed personnel, take your positions immediately! Non-combat personnel, retreat and establish a cordon!"

Before the commander could finish speaking, the entire train car collapsed with a deafening roar.

A ferocious creature, resembling both a beast and a spider, stood amidst the wreckage of vehicles.

The nighttime arrests were terrifying, but under the daylight they appeared even more ferocious, as if they might pounce on the surrounding crowd at any moment.

The bullets were fired quickly, but they were all deflected.

Its thick exoskeleton is comparable to that of a Tiger tank.

Some soldiers who were closer were even injured by stray bullets.

Conventional bullets are almost ineffective against it.

Only after employing various specialized suppression equipment and even at the cost of some sacrifices was it barely possible to control its movements.

The arresting officers seized the opportunity to add a large number of tranquilizer darts and finally sent him to the laboratory.

"His vital signs are extremely vigorous, and his regenerative ability is astonishing."

"Most of the previously injected anesthetic has already been expelled by the muscle tissue."

"His liver is highly functional, and his body seems to be continuously breaking down the drug components. An additional dose is necessary; otherwise, he will be in danger once he wakes up."

"Genetic comparison shows... this creature is homologous to ordinary spiders."

"But why did it become so large and so aggressive?"

"Physics no longer exists!" one researcher exclaimed frantically. "This doesn't comply with the law of conservation of mass!"

"Where did the extra mass come from? Was it created from nothingness?"

"Perhaps it was borrowed from a vacuum and will be returned at some point in the future?" someone mentioned a conjecture from quantum mechanics.

A group of researchers stood around the observation platform, recording every abnormal data point, their expressions grave.

"The higher-ups require that its body be analyzed and its vital signs continuously monitored to ensure it remains at a level of exhaustion."

"Otherwise, we will not be allowed to conduct further research on its brain regions."

"This is a reasonable approach; it's better than destroying it on the spot."

"Such a life form is truly unprecedented; it must be an extraterrestrial creation, right?"

"Wait, actually we've seen it before!" a young researcher interjected excitedly. "I encountered a spider-like Warcraft with a similar appearance when I was exploring the wilderness in the game <God's Domain>."

"What? This is actually a monster from a game?"

Gao Linzhi was observing these researchers through the game's core code.

It must be said that they quickly uncovered part of the truth.

That means the monster came from the game into the real world.

This proves once again that the God's Domain Game is not just a game; they even suspect that the other side is another dimension.

Their analysis was also very useful to Gao Linzhi.

This gave Gao Linzhi a better understanding of the core code of the Skyfall Game.

Other Golden Finger players rely on their Golden Finger to show off and fight their way up in the human world.

Few people actually study the Golden Finger (or similar cheat code); most only know what it is, but not why it is.

But Gao Linzhi is different.

He is researching the Golden Finger, or rather, the places where Golden Finger are produced, so that he won't have to worry about the Golden Finger leaving in the future.

You can also mass-produce Golden Finger yourself.

Just like some people use cheats, while others develop cheats, the latter is clearly superior.

Because if it's not developed, it's not used.

Of course, you could also say that without users, there are no developers; it's all dialectical, and you can win either way...

At this very moment.

In the game <God's Domain>.

After searching for a long time for the flying boss-level monster, Zhang Mingzhen examined the twenty-six flying feathers he had collected and felt that he was still far from his goal of collecting "ninety-nine feathers".

He suddenly remembered that he had just conquered a Monster Altar and obtained another cross-region item.

Since this type of flying boss monster exists in the District 3, similar ones should exist in other areas as well.

In this way, each district can play once.

With so many regions, he could conquer them well in advance!

It was a real shame that we missed the chance to go to District 12 last time.

He immediately contacted the Dragon Han Legion Guild, expressing his willingness to participate in their siege of the other line.

Upon receiving Chongxing's message, the Dragon Han Legion Guild and its various branches were somewhat surprised.

I thought this Cheater was already at a high level and no longer needed to rely on sieges for profit, so I was unwilling to continue cooperating. Unexpectedly, the other party took the initiative to participate.

They were naturally overjoyed.

This is a good thing.

After informing the Dragon Han Legion, Zhang Mingzhen instructed them to organize their offensive and defensive plans as soon as possible.

Players across all regions have generally improved their strength, and many regions are now confident in meeting the challenge of Warcraft siege.

Of course, given the lessons learned from the experience of the Ying Kingdom in District 42, many other districts are still making various preparations.

His main purpose in heading to District 99 was to hunt more flying Warcraft to accumulate "Feather Fragments".

This mysterious and unpredictable God's Domain Game, has also learned bad habits from real-world pay-to-win online games, with fragments appearing one after another.

He only hoped that the final fragments wouldn't be divided into 99 pieces, infinitely subdivided, like that certain Xixi, who was utterly despicable.

Never give you hope only to waste your time and ultimately lead to failure.

He was pressed for time and had to act quickly.

After agreeing on a time, he left Flower Spirit in the District 3 that night, while he used an item to teleport to the Ninety -District 19.

The defensive play in the middle was unremarkable.

With his current strength, defeating the siege Warcraft would be a piece of cake.

He then broke his previous record set in the District 12 once again, and after gaining some experience and equipment, he sold the equipment directly to the Dragon Han Legion in exchange for a sum of money.

Based on his recent experience of grinding monsters, he immediately headed to the location where the flying boss Warcraft spawned.

That night, the players of District 99 witnessed the swift victory in the siege, and also saw the system announcements about Chongxing spawning boss monsters in the wild...

Zhang Mingzhen only returned to the District 3 when the deadline for the inter-regional transfer was approaching.

He was quite satisfied with the forty-seven new feathers that had appeared in his bag.

Next, he planned to head to Bloodwind Gorge to deal with the vultures there once again.

When he arrived at the outer edge of the canyon on his Azure-Scaled Dragon Python, he was surprised to find that there were players there—judging from their levels, they were no more than level 20.

With such strength, how dare they venture into dangerous territory? Could it be that they intend to challenge the limits?

Zhang Mingzhen heard voices coming from afar; they seemed to be acquaintances.

"I still think it's too risky."

"The monsters here are as high as level 38. Even the Dragon Diagram Guild doesn't dare to set foot here easily. Our actions are tantamount to suicide."

"Wandering Arrow" remains opposed to the plan to venture deep into the canyon in search of vultures.

"I'm just here to scout things out. What if I run into a lone vulture that's strayed from the flock? You all know how much I want a flying battle pet!" "Wandering Shadow's " eyes were bloodshot.

"We know, you've said that countless times, we're sick of hearing it."

"But the Dragon Diagram Guild made it clear that they wouldn't sell it no matter the price; it's their guild's strategic resource." "Wandering Arrow" understood this desire—none of them lacked funds, but the Dragon Diagram Guild was equally wealthy.

"How about I join the Dragon Diagram Guild? With my assassin skills, I should be qualified to be assigned one, right?" "Wandering Shadow" couldn't help but ask.

"Wake up! The Dragon Diagram Guild is full of experts, why would they need you? Besides, I heard they allocate resources based on competitive rankings, your skill level is really worrying." "Add Oil Little Round!" The guild poured cold water on your enthusiasm without any mercy.

"Hmph, you idiots, don't you know that monsters exist in reality too? Having a flying pet ensures safety even in reality. If anything happens, you can use it to get out of the city. You're not counting on cars, are you?" "Wandering Arrow" sneered.

Everyone fell silent.

They were considered wealthy, and their information network was fairly good.

The situation is different now than before. Before, when something happened here, you had to rush there; now, things are happening all over the world...

There's nowhere to run.

And nobody knows where true safety lies.

Deep in the mountains and forests, or in a bustling city? Or perhaps at sea?

Therefore, enhancing mobility is indeed a good choice.

"Look at the sky! Isn't that the Great God Chongxing? It's a place we're too careful to venture into, but it's just his daily leveling spot..." "Wandering Arrow" sighed as he watched the figure flying through the air.

As Zhang Mingzhen flew into the air and began to attack the vultures, he suddenly heard a system announcement.

"Warriors of the God's Domain, grow stronger step by step."

"To enrich the gaming experience and add more fun to the battles, the War Zone gameplay is now officially launched."

"Currently available is the War Zone mode: Capture the Flag."

"Please read the rules carefully before participating; generous rewards await!"

"Cross-regional War Zone mode will be launched later, stay tuned!"

"Capture the Flag Rules: Players register individually, with 30 players on each side."

"Each side will appoint one flag-capturer, while the remaining members will be responsible for protecting the flag and intercepting other flags."

The first team to deliver the flag to the finish line three times wins.

The winning team receives five points, and the losing team receives one point.

(Each War Zone match will award contribution points based on individual performance; those with less than 50 contribution points will not receive any points.)

"Victory Reward: Experience Fruit, which increases experience points by 30% based on your current level upon use."

(The higher the level, the lower the benefit percentage will be)

"War Zone gameplay? This Experience Fruit... is it really a reward that a level 18 player like me should know about?"

"The Experience Fruit is incredibly powerful; the higher the level, the more amazing the benefits—it's equivalent to a whole day's worth of monster-killing experience!"

"That's not all. The 30% experience gain for high-level players is quite substantial, equivalent to at least a week's or even a month's worth. The later you progress, the more you earn!"

"It seems we have to participate in the Daily War Zone. Looking for a skilled player to lead the team!"

"The official statement previously indicated that only individual registrations were accepted. Where can I bring others to form a team?"

"I'm thinking, what if cross-server battles are introduced in the future? Won't we run into top players from other servers?"

"That's going to be interesting. The top-tier players who dominate this region will probably have to suffer in the cross-server battlefield."

"On behalf of the Chongxing, I say: Even in the cross-server battlefield, he will always be my god!"

"Don't forget, our District 3 has the highest overall level in the entire server. How could any other district possibly catch up? Besides, the cross-region battlefield hasn't even opened yet."

"Right now, the players you can match with on the battlefield are all from your own lane, so there's no need to be overly nervous."

"May all the immortals bless me and grant me a god-like match, so that I can also ride on a powerful backer and experience the joy of winning without lifting a finger."

"This setting practically forces players to fight on the battlefield—missing even one battle results in a 30% loss of experience, which is equivalent to dying once."

"Even if it means dying five times, I have to grit my teeth and complete this battlefield mission."

"Don't forget about the contribution point requirement. If you don't have enough contribution points, you can't just lie around and do nothing. Fighting will be a waste of time. The system doesn't give people any chance to find loopholes."

Many players are eager to try it out and are just looking to be among the first to experience the new gameplay on the battlefield.

A War Zone competition has begun quietly.

The player "Yes Yes Yes??" has now entered the battlefield.

As an assassin, he finally learned the class-specific "stealth" skill at level 20.

During the thirty-second countdown, he quickly glanced at both teams' lineups.

Good luck, the opposing team doesn't seem to have any particularly troublesome characters.

He secretly planned: once he picked up the flag, he would charge with all his might, and if he encountered the enemy, he would hide. The plan was perfect.

As soon as the starting whistle blew, he rushed towards his team's flag, hoisted the battle flag, and shouted, "Priest, watch my health! I'm charging!"

Before he finished speaking, he had already activated the assassin's sprint mode, increasing his movement speed by two and a half times.

Upon reaching midfield, he was immediately confronted by the Red Faction's interception squad, and his instinctive reaction was to activate his stealth ability.

A system notification sounded, "The invisibility skill cannot be used in this state."

His heart tightened, and he cursed inwardly: Sure enough, there was no loophole!

"Help! The enemy is capturing the flag! Priest, please heal me!" he urgently pleaded for help in the chat.

The enemy mage's spell landed first, and the health bar dropped drastically.

Fortunately, teammates arrived in time, and the two sides immediately engaged in a fierce battle, exchanging blows and remaining deadlocked for a while.

"Stop dawdling! The other side has already planted a flag!" a player named "Ye Ye Ye Zi" urgently reminded in the faction channel.

Everyone hurriedly looked towards the finish line—and sure enough, a Red Faction flag stood firmly there.

"What's going on? Didn't anyone stop them? Did they just stand by and watch them plant their flag?"

"Thanks! Who didn't go? The flag bearer on the other side was a Shield Guard, and the flag protectors were all Shield Guard and Swordsman, with Priest following behind to heal them. We couldn't do anything against them!"

"I'm unlucky to be matched with you guys, you bunch of noobs."

"I've voted! I've voted!" Some people immediately chose to give up and withdraw.

The situation on the battlefield was relayed back to the respective guilds by the players in real time.

Large guilds often adopt the strategy of registering all at the same time to increase the chances of their members being assigned to the same faction. This can be considered a conventional "off-field tactic".

At the same time, if you are assigned to the opposing camp, you will become an undercover agent.

They are first-rate at exploiting loopholes.

Zhang Mingzhen, who was grinding monsters in the wild, naturally saw the chat message.

For Ordinary Player, the battlefield rewards are already quite generous.

For a player like him who has reached level 36, 30% of the experience points is far more than what one can earn in a day; it would take at least a week to achieve that.