Rebirth: I can easily control the end-of-the-world game

"what?!"

The few people who originally regarded this as a failed game started to panic. They didn't care about the players rushing towards them and immediately clicked to log out. Even the calmest and most prestigious young man in the group couldn't help but change his expression.

Unable to log out

"Damn it! How could this happen!" He pressed the most secret button, and the holographic cabin in a mansion in the center of the city flashed and returned to silence. The person lying inside slept even more soundly.

For these thrill-seeking players, not being able to log out is tantamount to a death sentence. If they die here, their spirit will either die along with this inferior bionic body, or return to their original body but will not be able to wake up and can only become an active vegetable in the spiritual world.

"go!"

Instead of standing there and wandering around, attacking the players, this group of guys who valued their lives very much immediately chose to escape.

The remaining energy displayed on the panel had already dropped to yellow. If they couldn't break away from the battle with this group of players and return to the city before their energy was exhausted...ah, there was a high possibility that they would die in the desert.

"Oh my god, the boss can even escape from the battle!"

We were all prepared to drain the health of the NPCs, but we didn't expect that these NPCs would actually leave the battle even after their health bars were reduced to half and so many players had died!

The chase and the chased began to reverse.

The oily green rain drizzled for a while, accompanied by the smoke in the rain. Flowers continued to spread in the clamor. The loess under the feet of everyone fighting was first wetted by the dense raindrops. One after another, gray dots appeared in the land and fell on the withered yellow bushes growing in the wilderness, bringing a hint of coolness to life.

The flowers took root in the soil with the cool and thin rain, and boundless green spread as they expanded.

For plants, endless growth itself is a celebration of life.

As the vines grew, leaves fell rustlingly, and flowers quickly bloomed in the rain, clear and flawless, as beautiful as if they could drip water. Along with the rain, leaves and petals fell into the soil, and the vines lost their vitality and rotted in the soil, turning into nutrients. The wind and mist followed the flowers to promote their growth.

The rain was getting heavier and heavier. As the players fought against several red-named BOSSes in the heavy rain, the environment changed. The soil under their feet was green and lush, and it felt fluffy and fresh when they stepped on it.

The first thing to grow was moss, followed by grass sprouts. Shrubs also grew in an orderly manner under the stimulation of the wind and mist, and together with the tall trees, they dyed the land green in a staggered manner.

As the players knocked several red-named players to the ground, their heavy exoskeletons slammed into the soil, stirring up a large area of ​​green moss and brown mud.

The rain stopped.

The area within a dozen kilometers has turned into a light green, with the moist smell of the soil, exposed to the sun.

The players stripped the equipment off the eight red-named characters and allowed green plants to grow on their bodies, covering them. In the last bit of moisture, they became a patch of undulating green grass on the ground.

"Hey, this equipment is out of energy. It's not okay to wear it like this. What biological instructions are needed?"

One player curled his lips and took off his exoskeleton armor. Several life players with green eyes and fierce faces immediately came over and took apart this high-tech thing in a few moves, muttering to themselves.

The other players who heard this seemed to be back in a university classroom, with a vision of an old professor calmly explaining the secret book in a blackboard full of formulas. The other players silently retreated, wondering among themselves which old professor had been lucky enough to be picked in.

(I didn’t win. I couldn’t see the monthly votes you cast in the computer background. I took the time to check my phone today and saw it. It’s a little late, but I’m still very happy. I worked hard to write it today and posted it early. I will post two updates tomorrow and I will post four!)