Yang Yi kept feeling that something was wrong. He racked his brains and finally felt that the problem might lie in his understanding of the danger rating.
This danger rating very likely referred not just to the difficulty of occupying the island, but to the danger the island posed to this world.
Take the Finite Miracle Factory, for example. Su Na had once proposed manufacturing self-replicating nanobots, and it was possible to make them, if the factory went out of control.
When that happened, the entire world would probably be overrun by these madly replicating nanobots, creating a major crisis.
Dream Island, in turn, might trigger a different kind of disaster, and Abu Singh seemed to be pushing that change along.
Yang Yi fell silent, but few people were paying attention to him anymore. They were already completely absorbed in the heated discussion.
"That New World Fleet or whatever has so many people. They're seriously stupid not to join in.
Otherwise, we'd be occupying Dream Island a lot faster. They might even get a bigger share."
One of them said this, but it was actually rather unlikely, because Abu Singh would certainly make adjustments.
"How exactly are you occupying this island?"
Yang Yi suddenly spoke, drawing everyone's gaze.
The question was somewhat baffling, especially coming from someone at the captain level. Wasn't this something everyone knew?
But a familiar voice cleared up Yang Yi's confusion.
"Wipe out all the Dream Demons and completely liberate Dream Island. Then the system will format Dream Island and allocate permissions to the players occupying it according to their contributions."
Abu Singh suddenly appeared and gave Yang Yi the information directly.
Yang Yi's eyes widened. Abu Singh was extraordinarily massive, practically towering between heaven and earth, yet his appearance had caused no disturbance whatsoever, as