"An uncontrollable risk?"
(.)
"What risk could there possibly be?"
(ˉ▽￣~)Hmph~~
Annie declared that if she were not here, then there really would be a huge risk, because those green-skinned players were indeed far too weak right now, and there were far too few of them to amount to anything.
But since she, Supreme Leader Annie, had come here, then it should be the enemy facing risks. There was no doubt about that, and she accepted no objections!
(...)
(;￢￢)
"Let me look at this!"
|▽)
Then, without waiting for the other party to say anything, Annie thought for a moment before simply leaning over the temporary command console and reaching out to swipe through the charts on it. She was in no hurry at all about the enemy or any risks, so she planned to look at something else first.
"Huh?"
(д)
"There are only a little over a hundred of them now, yet they've gathered this many resources?"
(o▽)o
Annie merely glanced at the data on the screen before crying out in surprise.
"Yes."
Gao Lanlan nodded, then began to gather her thoughts.
"Overall, the players have helped us collect quite a few usable resources."
"They're very diligent. They can mine for twenty out of twenty-four hours a day."
"Some of them simply stay in the mines they dug themselves for an entire day. When they're hungry, they eat dirt; when they're thirsty, they drink wastewater. And we only give them such paltry rewards every day—I'm starting to feel a little guilty about it."
As she said that, Gao Lanlan began to blush slightly.
The players handed over all kinds of resources and minerals that the camp desperately needed, while they gave them only the tiniest rewards. It made her feel like one of those heartless capitalists or