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

This has completely thrown everything into chaos.

Both sides were firing their own shots, and after the first shot rang out, they didn't care about anything else.

Bullets flew erratically, many of which missed their mark and hit the opposite wall, even striking windows of other people's dormitories!

The game doesn't force players in the two buildings to fight each other, but there's a clear element of instigation, or rather, it sets traps for players to fall into.

Those winged monsters, when hit, displayed a defensive capability beyond expectations, able to withstand the firepower and continue flying.

A winged monster's body turned semi-transparent and pierced through the building's wall, entering the interior!

It can go through walls!

The other winged monster shrank to the size of a palm and flew into the building when it found a gap.

It turns out that each winged monster has its own unique abilities, and they are different from each other.

Each of them has a unique skill.

The winged monsters that entered the building began attacking the players, causing chaos inside the building.

Previously, Chen Bei had only been observing, but this time he took the initiative to act.

It's a complete mess now.

Everyone should rely on their own abilities; there's no need to worry about being the first to stick their neck out.

In mid-air, there were both monsters and airdrop crates.

It's perfect for unleashing your mental power.

Chen Bei underwent a major overhaul during the last holiday and acquired a completely new set of skills; it's time to put them into practice.

The art of controlling objects!

Chen Bei releases his mental energy skills, using his spirit as the main body and magic power as the energy source.

An invisible spiritual force enveloped the nearest airdrop crate, forcibly pulling it toward Chen Bei's window.

He also pressed a button on the wall to move the railings inside and outside the window, opening the window.

This provides enough space to bring in the airdrop crates from outside.

The skill "Object Manipulation" is exactly what it sounds like; it allows you to control various objects.

Skill strength is directly related to mental attributes.

If one's spirit is not strong enough, the force used to control objects will be weak and ineffective.

Only with strong mental power can one unleash its power and control various objects to move freely.

In mid-air, there is a chain and a bird, both vying for the airdrop crate.

Chen Bei, competing with his rival, performed a feat of telekinesis.

His powerful mental strength surpassed that of his opponent, forcibly pulling the airdrop crate toward him.

A player in the building across the street was quite daring; he actually spread his wings, flew into the air, and swooped down to approach the box that Chen Bei had his eye on.

Chen Bei's manipulation technique, no matter how powerful, has its limits.

If a player tries to snatch it directly, it will most likely be taken away.

Chen Bei then unleashed another skill called Mental Interference, his eyes lighting up simultaneously, and his mental energy forming visible ripples.

The mental interference took effect, causing the winged competitor to experience a perceptual deviation, causing its flight path to veer off course and crash heavily into the wall.

Humans rely on comprehensive perception to judge their surroundings.

If perception is flawed, everything will fall into chaos!

After tricking his competitor, Chen Bei successfully grabbed the airdrop crate and put it inside the window, then dropped it on the ground.

Don't rush to open the crate; there are other airdrop crates outside.

Once you've got your hands on something, you can open it whenever you want.

Chen Bei used the same trick again, releasing his object manipulation technique to grab a distant airdrop crate.

This airdrop crate is not only farther away, but also attracts more players vying for it.

The remote retrieval of the item was obstructed, and it couldn't be pulled over here.

At the same time, a winged monster pounced on Chen Bei's window, opened its huge mouth, and spewed out energy balls of various sizes, each of which could explode.

Chen Bei had no choice but to take action.

Painful storm!

The mental energy swept out, forming a swirling storm that deflected many energy balls and struck the monster in mid-air.

This skill, when it hits an enemy, will cause intense mental anguish and torment.

"Ow!"

The winged monster let out a miserable cry, spun wildly in the air, and fell downwards.

Chen Bei reached out and remotely controlled the Pain Storm to continue tracking the target.

As the winged beast plummeted into the abyss below, it was forcibly dragged down by an irresistible force.

In this game, whoever falls into the abyss will be eliminated!

From this perspective, players randomly assigned to the first floor are really unlucky, suffering losses when grabbing airdrops and getting even closer to the abyss.

Chenbei is located on the third floor, which is a compromise, neither good nor bad.

After defeating the monsters, I checked the airdrop again, only to find it had already been taken by someone else.

All the airdrop crates in mid-air have already been claimed.

All that's left is monsters running rampant!

Getting even one airdrop crate is considered pretty good.

Chen Bei closed the railings and windows, then moved to a firing port.

This is similar to the concept of a firing port on a military fortress, allowing for firing outwards.

However, the angle is greatly limited.

Chen Bei gripped a heavy machine gun with an unlimited ammo magazine inserted, and began firing as soon as the monster flew by.

The other player's dormitory was right across the street, and he was really unlucky; most of the bullets hit the dormitory walls.

The player inside yelled, "Which bastard is shooting at my dorm? Stop! If you keep shooting, it's like declaring war on me!"

Chen Bei toned it down a bit, but didn't completely stop firing; he still had to fire when necessary.

Enraged, the opposing player opened fire, using a grenade launcher. One grenade struck Chen Bei's wall, exploding and causing damage to its durability.

This is not an isolated case.

The players on both sides were attacking each other, and the situation was threatening to spiral out of control.

At this moment, the health committee member shouted through a megaphone: "Restraint! Stay calm! Don't act rashly! Discuss everything! Once both sides go to war, who knows how many people will die! Who among you can guarantee that you will survive to the end?"

The dormitory manager of Building 1 was also shouting similar things.

The temporary leaders on both sides were quite responsible.

One by one, the winged monsters were killed, and the battle gradually calmed down.

The conflict was also suppressed.

Only then did Chen Bei have time to check the airdrop crate he had just received.

Inside the box is a set of six cans of meat, in various flavors, and some even have special effects.

Food also has a place in the game.

You can eat and drink for free in the dormitory, but in the game, you have to use your own inventory.

Foods with special effects are especially valuable.

For example, these canned goods.

Some of these foods can lock in satiety for a full twelve hours after consumption.

You don't need to eat anything else during this time, so you can focus on the game.

The other jar, after consumption, slowly restores health points over a period of time.

And so on.

Chen Bei was a little hungry, so he asked Nie Xiaoqian to heat up the canned food for him and save the rest for later use.

Nie Xiaoqian likes her role as a virtuous wife and is happy to do so.

While Chenbei was eating canned food, there was new progress at the Twin Towers.