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

[Urgent Notice: In recognition of the players' outstanding performance, this game will be extended by one full day, and additional completion rewards will be added.]

[New rule: In one day, the Twin Towers will be swallowed by the Abyss, and players will be wiped out along with them.]

To avoid this situation, there are two options available.

[First, sacrifice to the abyss. Regardless of the form, any player death counts as a sacrifice.]

Sacrificing a total of 10 players will satisfy the Abyss, neutralizing its devouring power, allowing the remaining players to successfully complete the level.

[Secondly, within the abyss lies a BOSS, extremely, extremely, extremely powerful. Players who infiltrate the abyss and defeat the BOSS can also escape danger and successfully complete the game.]

Only player deaths above the Abyss are counted as sacrifices; deaths within the Abyss are not counted.

[Note: Previously, players would be instantly killed if they fell into the abyss; this mechanism has now been removed. The abyss remains dangerous, but death is no longer certain.]

Current number of sacrifices: 0

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All the remaining players received these game prompts.

The game has been delayed!

New rules have been added, giving players two paths to choose from.

They either kill each other, up to ten people, using the killing to satisfy the perverted psychology of the "VIPs".

Either we go down together to fight the BOSS, and if we defeat the BOSS, we can clear the game.

The player groups in both buildings erupted...

[Holy crap, what's going on? The game's been delayed? Is this even possible?]

[I'd only ever heard of it before, I never imagined it would happen to me.]

[Damn it, this game is a son of a bitch, they're trying every trick in the book to kill us. Aren't these rules just forcing us to our deaths?]

[I thought I could go back to the dorm for a long vacation, I even made holiday plans...]

[Stop yelling, it won't help. Let's discuss what to do. Should we use Option One or Option Two?]

Option one would force us to fight amongst ourselves; to unite as one, we must choose option two.

[But the rules state that the BOSS is extremely powerful! If we choose option two, even more people might die!]

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Both groups were arguing and cursing.

Chen Bei kept an eye on the player group while also spying on the management group.

Confirm one thing from the latter.

The boss in the abyss is indeed extremely powerful. The administrators even believe that if players go down to fight the boss, the entire party may be wiped out!

Neither of these two solutions will work; it's a dead end.

Whether they are VIPs or administrators, they can't stand seeing too many of these players survive.

In the small group chat of Building 2.

Tsukahara spoke up.

Tsukatora: [Before, a bunch of you were all hesitant and insisted on a peaceful victory. Now look what happened, people are still going to die. I suggest you all change your stance and face reality. There will inevitably be a battle between the two buildings. Even if we don't make a move, they will.]

The hygiene committee member, who is unhygienic: [Sigh, who could have imagined this outcome? It's the game's inhumane treatment, not our fault. We were already quite successful, keeping the death toll down to just one person.]

Tsukatora: [Put the past aside, now it's time to make a decision, right? Either mobilize everyone and start fighting directly, or discuss it with Building One before fighting. If you're indecisive and can't bring yourself to be ruthless, then leave it to me. I'll take the lead and be the bad guy!]

The hygiene committee member (not hygienic): [Don't rush, don't rush, let me think. Maybe the players in both buildings will choose option two? We can all team up to fight the boss. There are over fifty of us!]

Tsukatora: [The game rules say it all: the boss is very powerful, and people will die even when fighting the boss!]

Zero Degree: [In other words, the key point now is just how strong the BOSS is. We're like a child crossing a river, not knowing how deep it is. If we have a clearer understanding of the BOSS, we can make a judgment. Dorm manager, talk to Building One and tell both sides to stay calm for now. Let's work together to find out the BOSS's situation.]

The hygiene committee member, who is not hygienic: [Okay, that makes sense, let's do it that way. Everyone, stay calm and don't be hasty.]

After communication between the two sides, a consensus was reached.

They decided to join forces and use some special methods to explore the abyss.

For example, you can send clones, pets, drones, or summoned creatures down to explore. If necessary, you can try to fight the BOSS first.

You only find out how strong the BOSS is when you actually fight him.

Using this method to probe the BOSS's true strength can prevent deaths.

Moreover, there are quite a few players who possess these external possessions, making it entirely possible for them to achieve this.

Both sides joined forces, each contributing their own efforts and combining various methods.

One player deployed a drone and connected it to a projector in the lobby, allowing the drone's footage to be transmitted here for everyone to watch together.

Chen Bei also has his own methods.

His mental strength is so great that he can use a piece of equipment called the "Soul Separation Incense Burner" to release a portion of his spirit and transform it into a separate spiritual entity.

If this spiritual entity is destroyed, it will not cause any harm to Chen Bei himself, thus minimizing the risk.

Chen Bei lit the "Soul-Separating Incense Burner" in his dormitory, closed his eyes, and carefully felt the sensation.

If your mental strength is insufficient, you cannot use this equipment.

A wisp of smoke rose from the incense burner, transforming into a human figure that resembled Chen Bei, only more blurred and ethereal.

The two are connected in their consciousness.

Chen Bei's consciousness passed through the wall and floated outside.

Outside, various means have formed a sizable ragtag army.

It has everything.

Drones, flying eyeballs, burning talismans, a human head...

Once everyone was there, we set off together downhill.

This kind of remote operation poses no risk to the players behind it, so the ragtag army acts very bravely.

One by one, they plunged into the abyss.

The abyss appears as a chaotic mass of matter, thicker than fog, and occasionally bursts with flashes of energy, like lightning of different colors.

As Chen Bei's consciousness entered the abyss, his vision changed drastically, and his visibility was greatly reduced.

Moreover, they were injured as soon as they entered, and their health points were deducted intermittently.

This consciousness also has a health bar; it will disappear when it is depleted.

Representatives sent by others also faced difficulties.

For example, that drone, after entering the abyss, even had trouble flying. It was being pushed along by the violent energy, and its propellers were damaged.

Chen Bei disregarded everyone else; his consciousness plunged deeper into the abyss, enduring the scouring energy within.

Before the consciousness is destroyed, at least take a look at what the BOSS looks like.

Go deeper, and deeper still.

The consciousness's health bar is getting shorter and shorter, and there's no way to replenish it.

Upon reaching deeper, we finally reaped the rewards and saw the BOSS's majestic face.