A Madman and Dragon's Breath Rounds
Besides the missions being similar, the most important thing was that their scores added up to only ninety points. "Red Queen, does the Plane Space Encyclopedia say anything about mission evaluations?" Ye Siyu asked Red Queen in his mind as he looked at the mission panel.
"Yes, but there isn't much on the subject, just some very basic information," Red Queen replied.
"All right, put it together and give me a brief summary," Ye Siyu said, narrowing his eyes. He was in no hurry to act, because he knew the Iron-Blooded Warriors would not appear this early. At the very least, they would wait until he had joined up with the others before slowly beginning to act.
"All right. Aside from hidden missions, the scores for the main and side missions in Plane Space always add up to 90 points, no matter what world they take place in..." Red Queen slowly explained some information about Plane Space missions to Ye Siyu.
In Plane Space, excluding hidden mission scores, the scores for missions whose objectives could be known directly, such as main and side missions, always added up to 90 points. This never changed, regardless of how many missions there were, and the highest evaluation possible was rank A.
To obtain an evaluation of rank S or higher, one had to complete a hidden mission in addition to those missions and bring the score up to 100 points to reach rank S.
Although the requirements for rank S seemed quite simple, very few chosen ones were able to meet them.
"Red Queen, besides that, is there any information about hidden missions?" Ye Siyu continued after listening to her explanation.
"There is, but it's very brief," Red Queen replied at once.
"What information?" Ye Siyu narrowed his eyes.
"Disruption." The simple word reached Ye Siyu's ears.
Ye Siyu's narrowed eyes suddenly snapped open, a gleam flashing through them. Simple as the word was, it perfectly explained how hidden missions came about: disrupting the original plot.
In Resident Evil, every hidden mission Ye Siyu had completed had involved disrupting the original plot of either Resident Evil or Terror Infinity, without exception. That was the essence of hidden missions.
"In other words, the more I disrupt the plot, the higher the score I can get?" Ye Siyu asked.
"Based on an analysis of the information available, yes," Red Queen answered with certainty.
"In that case, let's do something big." A smile suddenly appeared on Ye Siyu's previously impassive face. If anyone had been watching, they would surely have been startled by it. The smile was full of madness and amusement, completely at odds with his earlier indifference.
Having died so many times, Ye Siyu had grown indifferent toward other things, but he had also become mad.
In the original world, he appeared more or less normal, but once he entered a mission world, his madness showed itself. It could be said that, apart from knowing clearly what he was doing and what he wanted to do, Ye Siyu in a mission world was really no different from a psychopath. What was more, he was a madman who did not fear death.
After smiling, Ye Siyu pulled out his pistol. He was ready to give himself another rebirth bullet.
"Bang!"
The gunshot rang out, and the familiar sensation of darkness swept over Ye Siyu once again, enveloping his consciousness. After an unknown amount of time, he regained awareness, and the bustling street appeared before his eyes once more.
"Whoosh!" The sound of something cutting through the air, which he had already heard twice, came from behind him.
This time, however, he did not stand there foolishly and let it anesthetize him. He suddenly dodged to the side, and a silver blowdart shot past his ear. At the same time, an MPSAA-12 automatic shotgun appeared in his previously empty hands.
After taking an MPSAA-12 automatic shotgun out of Storage Space,
Ye Siyu spun around in an instant, quickly pulling the shotgun's bolt with his left hand. With a "clack," the shotgun was loaded, and Ye Siyu pulled the trigger without hesitation.
"Bang!" A dragon of fire burst from the muzzle, instantly lighting up the dim alley.
That was right, a dragon of fire—and one more than twenty meters long.
The drum magazine of Ye Siyu's shotgun was loaded not with ordinary rounds, but with specially made high-explosive shotgun shells.
High-explosive shotgun shells, also known as dragon's breath rounds, were shotgun cartridges filled with magnesium and ceramic. Unlike ordinary rounds, they burned as soon as they came into contact with air, like a dragon's breath.
That meant that if the person facing you had dragon's breath rounds, you were an inviting piece of raw meat to them, and you would soon be cooked.
Such terrifying rounds were naturally banned. In fact, they had never been used in actual combat, so we did not know what kind of damage they would do to the human body.
Ye Siyu did not know how powerful dragon's breath rounds were in reality, but he knew very well how powerful the ones exchanged for in Plane Space were. Even someone wearing fireproof clothing would instantly catch fire if hit by one. Their power was terrifying.
"Ding! Ding! Ding!"
A series of metallic impacts rang out as the dragon of fire flying through the alley struck an invisible wall. Ye Siyu's gaze sharpened at the sight. He had heard that sound countless times while training in Simulation Space, and he knew his rounds had hit an Iron-Blooded Warrior.
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
"Roar!"
Knowing he had hit his target, Ye Siyu pulled the trigger repeatedly. Dragons of fire flew from the muzzle without pause, accompanied by agonized screams from the Iron-Blooded Warrior.
Hearing the Iron-Blooded Warrior's screams, the corners of Ye Siyu's mouth lifted slightly. He fired all twenty-odd dragon's breath rounds in the drum magazine in an instant, and the flames that had lit up the alley vanished.
At the same time, an Iron-Blooded Warrior came into Ye Siyu's view. It was roughly humanoid, tall and powerfully built, with a steel mask and sharp claws. Most of its skin was beige, its body was covered in netting, and many objects made from the bones of different creatures hung from it.
The Iron-Blooded Warrior before him was covered in densely packed bullet holes of varying sizes and burn marks. The effect was excellent.
Though dragon's breath rounds were not the most powerful ammunition, they were the best for dealing with Iron-Blooded Warriors. They could both injure them effectively and interfere with their vision, making them the perfect counter.
"Clack!"
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
Looking at the Iron-Blooded Warrior before him, Ye Siyu sneered. A new drum magazine appeared in his left hand, and he instantly swapped it in before pulling the trigger again.
Thanks to Hua? for the 2,000 Qidian coin tip.