Yan Fushou shook his head, quickly set aside those questions about why they were dissatisfied for the moment, and continued pushing through the instance.
The next stage was called the Signal Tower.
After the previous stage's wildly imaginative gameplay with Cause and Effect, Yan Fushou had assumed this would be another flashy level.
But as the process advanced, he realized it was not.
How to put this stage—it was a feedback stage.
A feedback stage that could make his middle-aged heart burn hot again.
In order to contact the Militia, he and BT arrived at the signal tower currently controlled by the Militia, but the signal tower could not be activated.
To restart the signal tower, Yan Fushou had no choice but to leave BT behind and risk danger alone, heading to a dangerous place to retrieve a device.
But that place had never been built for humans at all. Ordinary people simply could not pass through it.
Only, in order to contact the Militia, Yan Fushou, as the Pilot, had to go. The terrain design of that location was extremely intricate, with bottomless abysses and exposed cables everywhere inside.
Yan Fushou had to skillfully use the Jump Kit to run along walls and leap between the tangled ruins and bottomless drops to obtain the target item.
When he first started jumping, the soldiers would say, "Is he the Pilot? Only a madman would jump over from there."
And once Yan Fushou made the jump, they would shout, "Respect, Pilot." "Those moves of yours are the real deal!" "Sir, you really are a top-tier Pilot!"
He completed the mission all along the way.
And received flattery all along the way.
The NPCs' amazement was the most direct feedback to the pure skill Yan Fushou had displayed on the edge of