The female Player said a little sheepishly, "I could finish today's goal so quickly thanks to your help. And now I'm getting to eat and take things too—it's a little embarrassing."
Despite her words, she didn't hesitate in the slightest.
"What are you going to do next?" the female Player asked. "You're so strong. You should take this chance to kill more people and clear the game."
"I've done enough for today," Xu Huo said. "You're injured. Go back and rest."
They had thrown the bodies of the players they killed back into their respective rooms. They didn't know whether the bodies would be cleared away at eight that evening.
The female Player didn't press him. She only warned him, "I'm afraid more people will be competing with us for 'guard' keys tomorrow."
Xu Huo had already met the game's required kill count, but that didn't mean he could stop killing prisoners over the next few days. And even if a player met the required count, they would still lose if they didn't have a key and return to their room by eight in the morning.
As time passed, the "prisoners" would change their attitude. Since they were going to lose anyway, they might as well all lose together. From the players who had left the game, it seemed that losing didn't mean certain death.
Xu Huo nodded, then headed for the core of the spatial prison.
Space Power had to be specially processed before it could be seen with the naked eye. When he had come to look that morning, the giant cube had only been a rough outline. Now, however, its shape had almost fully manifested. It seemed fundamentally different from Lawrence Li's Space Ray.
Lawrence Li's Space Power reflected some light. Even people who hadn't undergone Evolution