The Weekly Magazine went on sale that afternoon.
Yang Yi had not expected much, because Song Yingwen had said there was no explosive news in this issue.
But the moment he actually got his hands on the Weekly Magazine, his opinion changed.
This issue of the Weekly Magazine was a full three pages long!
Although there were no major revelations or big news stories, it contained many players' experiences and insights on dealing with the Abundant Sea.
The Great Newspaper had compiled this scattered information into this extended issue of the Weekly Magazine.
First came the classification of meat lumps.
Yang Yi checked the author's name. It was an editor at the Great Newspaper named Mo Dayan, most likely a code name.
He believed that meat lumps were feeding at all times and could be classified by their feeding methods, roughly dividing them into attachment, projectile, and mimicry types.
"Here, I would like to thank 'One-Eye' and 'Your Pet Is a Lie' for the exclusive information they provided!"
Small meat lumps were not worth classifying. They all fed the same way, by consuming objects they came into contact with through erosion.
(The accompanying images showed fish, seagulls, rats, and other creatures eroded by meat lumps, their bodies fused with the lumps as though they had grown enormous tumors.)
These small animals were most likely food reserves prepared by a player skilled at raising animals.
Once meat lumps grew into medium and large meat lumps, significant differences emerged in their feeding methods.
Attachment-type meat lumps, for example, would attach themselves to ships and grow carpets of flesh, gradually enveloping and devouring the entire vessel.
(The accompanying image showed a shriveled ball of flesh.)
[Information provided by One-Eye. The image shows a shriveled Delicious Meat Lump.]
Killing this kind of meat lump