我在無限遊戲裡封神 (Eng)

61. Rose Factory

Chapter 186

Mu Ke held up the horn with a blank expression. He survived this last minute that he didn't want to remember and let the broken loudspeaker call out the final words.

Once the loudspeaker shut up, the young master, who was already embarrassed to the point of curling up his toes, pretended that nothing had happened and continued with his words. It was just that his tone was obviously weak. "-Bai Liu asked us to come to you to help build a better guild."

The players of the Scavengers Guild looked at the broken copper loudspeaker in Mu Ke's hand before subtly moving their gazes to Mu Ke, who was standing on the table.

They didn't say anything but Mu Ke could read the meaning 'that's it?' from their eyes.

Mu Ke, "......"

The two sides entered a bizarre stalemate, as if someone unknown had pressed the pause button.

Mu Sicheng didn't retreat from the entrance of the hall and there was no player present who could beat him and run out.

Yet in the same way, these people were very firm. Even if they were trapped here, they wouldn't be easily persuaded by Mu Ke to give up the right to join the Kings Guild for a leader they had never met and who was under siege.

They could survive in this game for so long. If nothing else, their ability to see advantages and avoid harm was first-class.

Mu Ke took a deep breath and raised the loudspeaker again. The harsh whistle of the loudspeaker echoed through the ground floor of the small, low-cost building and it was accompanied by Mu Ke's clear voice.

"We aren't going to stop players who want to join the Kings Guild. If you want, you can go. We just want to persuade players who don't want to continue being exploited and enslaved by the guilds, but who don't have a better way out."

"If someone is tired of being squeezed and harvested at the bottom of the guild, tired of being exploited by more experienced people just to survive no matter how hard you struggle or tired of living in fear with no dignity or ability then you can listen to what I have to say. I might give you a different choice."

Mu Ke's eyes were clear. "After I finish speaking, we will let you leave no matter what you choose."

The players below still had expressions of disbelief but there was obvious curiosity on their faces at Mu Ke's words.

They knew that the ideal choice from Mu Ke's words was unlikely to exist in the current game order but they still wanted to hear what this young player could do.

Or perhaps they did have a small hope for a better option than the Kings Guild, even though they knew intellectually that it was impossible.

There were very few players in the game who could survive without joining a guild.

This was the well-understood axiom of survival rates. In extremely harsh situations, such as this game, the survival rate of individuals in a group would be much higher than that of lone individuals.

It was like being trapped in the snowy wilderness. The likelihood of survival for a group of people hugging each other to warm up was much higher than a single person.

Even if the weak in the group were exploited, sacrificed or trampled on for the fun of the strong, they were willing to give up their dignity if it meant living a little longer. This was the way that ordinary players survived after entering this game and it was also the most successful path they could find.

The group squeezing in the direction of Mu Sicheng's exit gradually stopped.

They looked at Mu Ke standing on the table with wary, disbelieving eyes but their bodies remained around the table where he was standing. They chose to stay and listen to the different choices that they didn't know were true or false.