"Man, why are these people so dazed and stupid?"
"The Brain Maggot Gang cracked their cyberware systems and equipped them with a Skill Shard that can bypass safety thresholds, allowing it to take almost complete control of their bodies."
"Turning people into robots? That's a little..."
Every now and then, they saw someone standing dazed by the roadside. Their senses seemed to have been almost completely dulled. They only reacted a little when the three of them nearly brushed past.
Some of the luckier ones saw them, and a mixture of blood and tears suddenly streamed from their eyes.
Honestly, Lier wasn't sure whether the fluid running from their eyes was because they wanted to cry, or because their tear ducts had been squeezed by other cyberware after their stiff limbs moved slightly.
The scene was bizarre, but not dangerous.
He didn't know how many of them could still be saved.
After they dealt with the Slaughterhouse, the pressure suddenly disappeared.
Honestly, Lier felt like things were too easy, like he was dreaming.
Was this the Brain Maggot Gang, famous for its trickery?
At most, it would take some time to find a way in.
Of course, in reality, a hundred or so Scavengers and fourteen fully armed Full-Body Cyborgs were already a formidable force. If they were let loose, it would only take one careless move to draw MaxTac's attention.
It was enough to show that the Brain Maggot Gang had already begun to gain real strength-the Slaughterhouse could only be considered a bunch of hotheads under the Brain Maggot Gang's control.
With cannon fodder, high-end combatants, and exclusive technology and equipment, it was only a matter of time before they became a force to be reckoned with.
"Most Skill Shards don't have this problem, actually. People are afraid