"..."
Gao Lanlan stared at that gray figure for several seconds before finally sighing wistfully and shaking her head.
Then, she reached out and swiped across the holographic terminal, pulling up the exact coordinates of the five people. Comparing them with the camp map spread across the folding table, she traced a line across the map with her finger, and the system quickly displayed the distance between both sides.
From their wasteland camp to that town, the straight-line distance was a full seventy-three kilometers?
Seeing that, the corner of Gao Lanlan's mouth twitched slightly.
"Madam President!"
As she spoke, she turned to look at President Annie, who was still eating snacks behind her.
"Your players—"
Before she could finish, Annie interrupted and corrected her:
"They're your players."
"I've already given you the authority. They're your soldiers now."
(゜▽^*)
Annie felt that those players would definitely cause more and more trouble in the future, and President Annie certainly didn't want—or intend—to deal with it. So, they had to make that clear now.
(...)
(;￢￢)
"..."
Gao Lanlan opened her mouth, hesitated to speak, then hesitated again after stopping herself. In the end, she shut it resentfully.
"Fine!"
She muttered.
"They're my players. A few of them have run especially far away."
"They sure can run!"
After all, it was only the afternoon of the first day. It had probably been less than five hours since the so-called "game launch," yet those people had already gone that far. She didn't know whether she should be happy or worried.
"Where did they run off to?"
|˙˙)
Annie blinked, then turned around with a hint of interest.
"Hmm..."
Gao Lanlan tapped the map with her finger, then enlarged the display and marked the location.
"South of our camp, here."
"There's a town there, more