With a long sigh, Ariel looked at Lin An, who demanded benefits with complete justification, and could only explain helplessly:
"Your Excellency, the Insect Tide crisis does indeed involve our participation."
"But in truth, those Awakened were simply too cruel."
He quietly defended himself, since in Ariel's eyes, Lin An was on the side of the Mutants. Although this monster did not look like the type who would care about his own kind, those who had died in excess were certainly Lin An's subordinates.
"As for how to farm points, we have two plans."
"First, we cannot help you eliminate the insects, nor can we take action ourselves."
"But we can temporarily make the insects identify you as one of their own kind."
"Plan One: You can let the Insect Tide continue spreading, then collect the points of the survivors after it ends. You can also hand their equipment over to us. We have a way to exchange equipment for points."
"Plan Two: You can mix into the Insect Tide, and we will give you the Coordinates of several Broodmothers. With the insects' judgment disrupted, you can kill them without suffering any injuries and obtain points. Of course, the disruption may not last very long. Moreover, the more insects you kill, the faster the System that creates them will produce more. There may be some unknown changes."
"As for how the Mutants in the past made it through—"
"It's actually very simple. We couldn't possibly collect too many corpses of the Awakened. If we truly prevented people from passing, the System would detect that we had interfered with the process."
"Basically, toward the later stages of the Insect Tide's siege, we release Pheromones in batches and temporarily lure the Insect Tide elsewhere."
"In that situation, the Awakened from the surviving