I'd Advise You Not to Court Death

The female tenant froze for a moment, then burst into wild laughter.

"Wonderful! Paradise Building took first place this round! We might actually pull ahead in the final round!"

"Why wait? Even if Mad King Building wins, it won't be able to play the next round. We can wipe it out and knock it out of the game without waiting for the game to end!"

"Hahahaha!"

Laughter filled the entire cabin. Before long, it had spread throughout the Ferris Wheel.

Every player got their information through different channels and handled problems differently. Some were still trembling in their dorms, too scared to show their faces, while others were already looking forward to Mad King Building's downfall.

There were more of the former.

After all, most players were ordinary people. Even players from god-tier dormitory buildings couldn't excel in mind, intellect, body, and skill all at once.

Once the energy storm passed, Evil Dragon came out of his room.

He was a ranger with formidable individual combat strength, so he especially liked getting up close, even against an Overlord-class life-form.

That last energy surge had destroyed nearly all the surveillance equipment. He wouldn't feel at ease unless he came out and saw things for himself.

Hunched over, he stepped into the corridor. Finding himself the only one outside, he hurried to the railing and cautiously poked his head over it.

The World Bat's enormous body faced away from Evil King Building. It had stopped attacking.

The Three Evil Gods were still guarding one side of Evil King Building and didn't appear to be seriously hurt.

"The World Bat really does seem to have stopped attacking," Evil Dragon muttered. He looked toward Mad King Building and saw indistinct figures emerging along its corridors.

His pupils contracted. A quick sweep revealed players