Survival in the dormitory, I was pulled into the management group

[Calculate.]

Chen Bei answered very decisively.

The two then chatted briefly, but nothing came of it; they simply agreed to cooperate verbally.

Soon, a representative from Building 2 was selected in the group chat. The representative was a player named "Hygiene Committee Member is Unhygienic".

This guy was exceptionally proactive, speaking up in the group chat like crazy, and that's how he got elected.

In some situations, it's simply a matter of whoever is more proactive; whoever takes the initiative will succeed.

The health committee member leaned out the window, holding a large megaphone, and shouted across the street:

"Listen up, players in Building 1! I'm the representative of Building 2, or rather, the dormitory manager, and I want to have a talk with you! Does anyone here have authority?"

Soon, there was a response from the other side.

Another player shouted, "I'm representing Building One, what do you want to talk about?"

"Simple! First, both sides should coexist peacefully and not start a war. If any airdrops fall later, we'll each grab them; first come, first served."

"Secondly, never choose the elimination mechanism; don't let the game lead you by the nose!"

"Third, let's leave that temporary option to chance. Everyone can choose whatever they want, it won't affect the overall situation. The important things are the first two points."

"That's acceptable! It's settled then!"

The initial communication between the representatives of both sides went quite smoothly.

Players on both sides have already started making their choices.

The voting is anonymous and hidden; the results are only made public after the voting period ends.

Chen Bei also made a choice.

The default option is B, which means you should skip it.

As a temporary option, he chose A.

Some time passed.

Two airdrop crates suddenly appeared in the sky, each with a parachute attached to it.

The airdrop crate was falling downwards at a relatively slow speed.

The countdown for the options hadn't ended yet, but the airdrop arrived first.

Chen Bei did not act rashly and did not intend to participate in the first wave of competition.

At least they won't jump out and fight for it.

If anyone flies out at this time, they will become the first to stick their neck out and easily become the target of others' attacks.

As the airdrop descended, the players on the top floor, being closer to the source, had the opportunity to strike first.

It seems that in this game, being assigned to the top floor has a greater advantage.

Players assigned to lower floors often find themselves being overtaken by others before the airdrop even lands.

One player reached out of the window and his arm was able to extend, allowing him to grab the airdrop directly with his hand.

Another player summoned an owl and commanded it to retrieve the airdrop.

Some players even sent drones to steal it.

The game has just begun, and the competition is relatively restrained; neither side is using heavy firepower.

The airdrop was taken by the two players who made the first move.

Both airdrops were captured by Building 1!

This result immediately aroused dissatisfaction among the players in Building 2.

That's how gaps come about.

[Damn, they stole them all.]

[Shouldn't there be one airdrop on each side?]

[I don't know what's in the airdrop. If it's not valuable, then forget about it.]

[Where's the dorm supervisor? Go ask what's in the airdrop! We need to know!]

-

The sanitation committee member, who was not the representative of Building 2, used a loudspeaker to inquire about the matter.

The reply was that one airdrop contained game currency, and the other contained a first-aid kit.

The value is neither high nor low, so it's still worth buying.

On the second building side, new demands soon emerged.

Since Building 1 received the first airdrop, Building 2 should be responsible for receiving the next airdrop.

Building No. 1 cannot be sold.

This demand was made public, but no consensus was reached.

The request was flatly rejected by Building One.

It's not necessarily for those small benefits; more likely, it's because they don't want to appear too weak.

The players in the two buildings each have their own interests, and if they make concessions at every turn, the other side will take advantage of them.

The two sides failed to reach an agreement on this matter.

Therefore, the original statement will remain unchanged: it will be based on merit, first come, first served.

That's a difficult balance to strike.

After a while.

A new airdrop has appeared, but this time it's even more stingy, with only one airdrop crate.

The box with the parachute floated down.

This time, the players were even more aggressive and competitive in their bidding.

A player in Building 2 unleashed a gust of wind that caught the airdrop and pulled it toward his window.

A player on the opposing side swung a long metal whip, which wrapped around the airdrop, and they fought over it.

Other players also made their moves, and various methods clashed together.

Click!

It's unclear whose methods were too forceful, or whether it was a collective result.

The airdrop crate exploded, and the contents fell out automatically—a helmet.

The helmet fell down very fast.

This gave lower-level players an opportunity, with more players remotely competing and interfering with each other.

In the end, neither of them got it.

The helmet and equipment eventually fell into the abyss and disappeared.

Someone in the building across the street started swearing, and someone on this side retorted.

"Damn it, it's just a piece of equipment, why fight over it? Now look what happened, nobody got anything."

"You guys in Building One already got the airdrop last time, so this one should have been given to us anyway. Can you please not be so greedy?"

"If you're not greedy, then don't try to steal it! We agreed to fight for our own lives, so why should I let you have your way?"

"Alright, alright, let's not let this airdrop issue ruin our relationship. This arrangement is clearly a deliberate attempt by the game to incite players on both sides. Don't fall for it."

The dormitory supervisors on both sides also tried to mediate and calm things down.

The game is a seven-day event, and it's only the first day, but the atmosphere is already tense.

How long this peaceful coexistence can last remains to be seen.

Chen Bei is rather pessimistic about this...

He was prepared for the worst.

If it really comes to the point of flipping the table.

If you want to survive, you have to fight your way to the building across the street and wipe out all the players there.

Chen Bei's thoughts were dark, and he seemed to be immersed in the shadows.

-

An hour later, the voting ended.

The game system announced the results.

The option that received the most votes among the permanent options was B.

Option A received the most votes in the temporary round.

The option takes effect immediately.

midair.

Five airdrops appeared out of nowhere!

Most players were still greedy and opted for more airdrops.

This option has both advantages and disadvantages.

As airdrops increase, monsters will also be dropped in!

Swirls appeared, and monstrous figures emerged from them—all of them were the same kind of monster.

These monsters resemble hairless pterosaurs, completely bald, with four large claws, a ferocious and menacing appearance, and a dark gray skin with reddish tinge.

The monster's name is "Winged Beast".

They swooped down from mid-air, heading straight for the players' dormitories.

During the previous battle for the airdrop, both sides maintained restraint.

Now that the monster has come down, we have a legitimate reason.

The players on both sides unleashed their full firepower almost simultaneously!