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

Chen Bei saw the message, but remained expressionless, showing no inner turmoil.

She simply replied: "[What's past is past, just pretend you didn't see anything.]"

Qingyi Bu Ran sighed softly and said nothing more.

We've already cleared the game; there's no need to create any unnecessary complications.

Conflicts are inevitable during the looting process.

Some players argued over the distribution of loot.

As the dormitory's hygiene monitor, I tried my best to mediate and prevent the situation from escalating.

If a fight breaks out again and a few people die, it will cast a shadow over the game, which is already over.

Chen Bei and Qingyi Buran discussed it and devoured the entire dormitory, each reaping a considerable reward.

During the allocation process, Chen Bei took the lead and was never polite about what he wanted, to which Qingyi Buran had no objection.

Weapons, equipment, props, medicine, cards, and so on—we've amassed quite a lot of them.

They found a special gun that really suited Chen Bei's taste.

This is a "hammer gun". After firing, it can shoot out a hammer and then retrieve the hammer.

In other words, the bullets for this gun are reusable chain balls; there's only one bullet, and there's no need to reload.

The gun itself can also charge up and store energy, and switch between multiple elements.

For example, injecting electrical energy can make the launched chain ball conductive.

Heating the hammer will fire a red-hot hammer.

More importantly, this is a synchronized weapon that can automatically adapt to Chen Bei's level.

This dormitory has been almost completely ransacked.

Chen Bei went out, intending to plunder other dormitories as well.

The two investigated one by one and found that players were looting every dormitory that had lost its owner.

Each person has their own designated spot; if someone else tries to intervene, it's easy for conflict to arise.

That's how those previous conflicts came about.

Chen Bei searched around and found a battle taking place inside a dormitory.

Two players were stopped by a mech in the dormitory, and the battle went back and forth.

This mech is human-sized and has formidable combat power. It has four mechanical arms, all wearing metal gauntlets, and multiple weapons mounted on its back, making it extremely powerful.

It can even release runes, create force field shields, or convert runes into spells.

The mech doesn't fight alone; it can also control various defensive facilities in the dormitory, making it the central hub of the entire dormitory.

The light above is emitting electricity.

A microwave oven releases a shockwave.

Air purifiers release toxic fumes.

And so on.

"We've been fighting for quite a while now, why don't we just give up and finish it off!"

"No, no, no, there's still a long time before the game ends. Be patient. This mech is very valuable and worth all the effort. It would be a shame to destroy it directly."

"The problem is that it's too difficult to capture them alive; we're too passive."

"Once you get it, I only want it; the rest are yours."

"That's okay..."

The two players discussed it.

If it's just about destroying the mechs, it's actually much easier.

The challenge is to capture them alive without destroying them.

The player who insisted on capturing him alive must be a fan of this mech and want to possess it.

I'd give up everything else for this.

The two continued to attack, carefully controlling their movements.

In an attempt to capture the mech alive, one of them repeatedly used energy-absorbing techniques to try and drain the mech's energy.

It was precisely because he had such methods that he planned to capture him alive.

Hit and hit.

Suddenly, the mech's eyes lit up red, its body trembled violently, and it released restless energy.

He even started counting down: "5, 4, 3..."

Judging by this posture, it's clearly about to self-destruct!

The two players were startled and quickly slipped out of the dormitory, fleeing the scene.

Immediately afterwards, a massive explosion occurred in the dormitory, with astonishing power, and the shockwave swept through the corridor.

The two players continued to flee, only stopping when they were some distance away. They turned back to look at the burning dormitory building, both feeling as if they had survived a catastrophe.

If they had run any slower, they would have been blown up.

"It's all your fault! You insisted on capturing it alive. We should have just killed it!"

"I didn't expect it to self-destruct, and with such force. It seems that more than one dormitory was destroyed, and other dormitories were also affected."

"If the two of us had run any slower, we probably would have died there."

"Let's wait. It's still dangerous to go now."

The two hovered outside the dormitory building, watching the explosion site, and dared not approach it for a short time.

This is just how they see it.

Seeing is not necessarily believing!

Actually, the explosion just now was just an illusion they saw after being under a spell; it wasn't a real explosion.

Chen Bei used this method to scare the two away.

Then you can take over this dormitory.

This was a dirty trick, but Chen Bei didn't care, and he didn't feel guilty at all.

They didn't resort to direct force to rob, which is already considered restraint.

Chen Bei entered the dormitory and faced the mechs that had just fought two opponents.

The owner of this mech is dead, and it is now completely free, continuing to protect this dormitory by its own will.

“According to the game rules, everything in the dormitory will be automatically recycled after a player dies. Once the game ends, if you are not taken away by another player, you will be recycled and reset.” Chen Bei did not rush to take action, but tried to negotiate with the other party first.

The mecha was in a fighting stance, its four large fists gleaming silver.

Their eyes were sparkling too.

"Master... is very good to me... I am willing... to live and die with Master..." the mecha emitted an electronic voice.

"How about this, you come back with me. I won't replace your master. You can retain your memories of your master and continue living. If you have any important belongings of your master, or anything that reminds you of him, you can bring them with you. I'll provide you with a separate room."

"..."

The mecha did not respond immediately; the light in its eyes continued to flicker, as if it was tempted.

"So what is the price?" the mech asked.

"Work for me. If there are any intruders, you'll help deal with them. That's all. You're quite capable, so I think highly of you, but that's all," Chen Bei said.

"Deal... Your offer is tempting. You'll be my landlord, providing me with a place to live. You can never reset my memories. I'll protect your dorm if necessary. Also, some of the things here belong to me; you can only take what I don't want."

Chen Bei nodded, stepped forward, and extended a hand.

The mecha had four arms. It opened one of them and shook hands with Chen Bei.

"What's your name?" Chen Bei asked.

"My name is Quanba, the name my master gave me," the mecha announced.

In this way, Chen Bei avoided a battle and obtained the mecha through a transaction.

In the dormitory building, there are people who can reset the system of this high-tech device and re-bind it to the owner.

Since the mecha is already willing to go with Chen Bei, there's no need to make any more trouble; just maintain the status quo.

Quanba began packing the items it wanted to take with it, all of which it considered important, including many things that its previous owner used frequently.