"Damn traitor!"
The moment they heard that announcement.
Wei Yidong was still the first to speak, and what he said fit his usual straightforward, universally hated personality perfectly.
But this time, his words really did voice what everyone present was thinking.
As for Queenie.
For the moment, no one paid her any attention.
After all, everyone present was a member of the Strategy Group. Information on otherworldly civilian dungeons, the innate skills of high-sequence otherworldly players—
They were interested, sure, but it wasn't their place to decide.
"I told you, betrayal is also part of the gameplay. Otherwise, what meaning would this special event have?"
Queenie noticed no one was paying attention to her, but she didn't mind. Instead, she looked toward the furious Wei Yidong and continued, "Players participating in the event lose all their skills and equipment if they die in the other world. Some players aren't willing to give up everything they've accumulated, so they think that rather than dying there, they might as well betray their side and surrender in exchange for a way out. That's perfectly normal. That's exactly what I'm thinking."
"And as long as someone betrays their side, both sides in the new version's confrontation will have to reassess how deeply the enemy understands their own civilian dungeons—before the new version officially launches, that question will keep hanging over everyone's head."
"That forces both sides in the confrontation to play mind games with limited information, to suspect each other, and to guard against how many trump cards the other side has actually grasped.
At this point.
Queenie paused. Then her gaze swept over everyone, and she smiled as she continued, "Although I don't know exactly how many of Builder Lu Xiu's dungeons Zhang Chongshan, who just chose to betray you, has cleared, I'm