"People like this were always around, and since Players emerged, it seemed like things had only gotten worse." Sima Xiao Er rambled on. "I really hope the Special Defense Department gets stronger, so they can keep these Players in line."
"These desperadoes live one day at a time. It's no surprise they'd do anything." Xu Huo remained calm. This was only the beginning. Once large numbers of Players became D-class players and Dungeons could serve as a buffer for escaping danger, even more lawless people would appear.
"So there's really nothing we can do about them?" Sima Xiao Er angrily pounded the steering wheel. "What's the point of bullying the weak? If they've got guts, they should pick a fight with an Outer District Player... Brother Xu, you've been to other Sub-districts. How do they deal with Players like this?"
"Violent suppression," Xu Huo said. "In every relatively peaceful game Sub-district, the District Government has a large number of capable Players under its command, and their weapons have also advanced considerably."
"But that still won't stop Players from using Tickets to escape. Who can catch them once they use one?"
"Unless they never have to come back, they'll still have some qualms about leaving. There's another way to restrict Tickets: make Players enter a Dungeon. Once they start clearing a Dungeon, they can't use Tickets again until they finish."
Sima Xiao Er let out a long sigh. "Then we'll have to wait a very long time. Even if we want to deal with people like that, we'd at least have to enter the same Dungeon."
Xu Huo didn't spell it out. District 014 was so large that there were bound to be people who knew about the relationship between Dungeons and their holders, but it was hard to say whether