Gao Lanlan tactfully refrained from pursuing the topic any further. Instead, she shifted her gaze away from Chief Annie and back to the screens of the holographic terminals in front of her.
By then, the list for the second batch of players had been compiled. Four hundred green IDs stood neatly arranged on standby. Gao Lanlan reached out, swiped across the screen to scroll the list to the bottom, then swiped again to return to the top.
In the end, she assigned the new players' "spawn point" to another "beast pen" that had long since been developed, so that the massive number of greenskin players emerging from the ground would not throw the old players' shantytown area into chaos.
After all, the old players had basically occupied the original spawn point by now, turning the camp into a shantytown. Cramming several hundred more people in there would indeed make it far too crowded, and might even cause trouble. She felt it would be better to keep them separate.
After finishing the settings, Gao Lanlan suddenly thought of something else.
"Right!"
She quickly looked up at Chief Annie, who was still curled up in her chair, and asked with a hint of expectation and caution:
"Chief, I'm planning to give the newly arrived second batch of players a speech later."
"Would you like to come with me?"
Back when the first batch of players had just arrived, her first appearance and speech had been ruined by that meddlesome greenskin. Although she had gradually restored some of her authority as the camp's highest commander through a series of mission postings, punishments, and resource allocations, the shadow of that "first time" had never truly gone away.
So this time, while she wanted to do it over again, she also hoped Chief Annie would