This wasn't a request for discussion. The players from the slums had no say in the matter. As soon as Bian Zhichuan finished speaking, the players from Central City began moving toward the slums. It didn't matter if they didn't have enough explosives; they could use props instead. That was why Central City needed to mobilize so many players at once.
"After the slums are demolished, the nearby Rain City and three other cities will take in the people who live there. Your basic needs will be provided for. This is Central City's promise."
"Please leave the slums as soon as possible. Please leave the slums as soon as possible. Please leave the slums as soon as possible!"
Bian Zhichuan repeated himself three times, then began arranging for his companions to enter the slums and drive out the players inside.
In situations like this, the players were always the hardest to deal with. Ordinary people wouldn't put up much resistance if they were given food and shelter. Resistance was all but useless, and living in a city was clearly better than living in the slums.
Players were different. Whatever their reason for staying in a place like this, they certainly didn't want to lose the influence they'd built up. Once they were absorbed into the city, they'd be at the bottom of the player hierarchy.
Worried the players would stop the slum residents from leaving, Central City had arranged for people to go in during the warning period. Their presence would keep the players in check. As for whether those players lived or died, no one cared.
Central City's forces came on strong, and for the first time, the slum players truly "united." They sealed the exits and refused to let anyone out, convinced that Central City would never risk