Blood Slave's Teeth, Breeder

[Ding... Player ID: Roar Hideout has been confirmed dead. This Invasion War has ended. Calculating the results... Comparing both sides' resource losses, casualties, and tactics...]

[Result: Defending player ID "Fish Abyss Shelter" suffered no resource losses or casualties in this battle and remains in excellent spirits. Attacking player ID "Roar Hideout" is dead, with no followers surviving. The conditions for total annihilation have been met!]

[Congratulations! Player ID "Fish Abyss Shelter" has won this Invasion War!]

[Congratulations! Player ID "Fish Abyss Shelter" achieved a flawless victory with no losses. Rewards doubled!]

[Congratulations! Player ID "Fish Abyss Shelter" received Civilization Chest (Bronze Tier) ×1 and Civilization Points ×10.]

[Congratulations! Player ID "Fish Abyss Shelter" received spoils of war: 658 Survival Points.]

Yu Yuan showered in the Master Guest Room, changed his clothes, and returned to the Hideout.

The interrogation had finally answered some of his questions.

First was how Player Wars worked. Just as he had suspected, the Wasteland Game contained many apocalyptic worlds governed by different rules.

Some worlds centered on building Hideouts, while others involved surviving aboard trains. There were also road survival worlds, dungeon survival worlds, island survival worlds, and more.

Each survival world had its own features and requirements. At the Rock Tier, they had little effect on one another.

Only in Wasteland Great Escape did players from worlds with different rules have a chance to meet.

Even player invasions at the Rock Civilization Tier took place only between players from the same type of world.

But once a player advanced from Rock to Bronze Civilization Tier, things changed dramatically.

All Bronze Tier players were brought together for an overall ranking on the Bronze Civilization Ladder. They could invade and attack one another.

A train survival player could invade a Hideout player, and a dungeon