I started with a seed, luckily I have probability glasses

"It doesn't necessarily have to be just us. It's possible there could be ten player groups left, or eight, or five. In any case, I think only one is a bit too harsh."

Gao Han withdrew his gaze from Li Chuan.

"That's possible, but no matter how much is left to be completed, what we have to do now is to defend the field we are in."

"This place is open, and the ground is made of metal. We can't place plant spirits here, and we lack cover..."

I don’t know what Gao Han did in the past, but she is extremely comprehensive and rigorous in considering things. She has thought of many things that Li Chuan could not think of.

According to her arrangement, the remaining eighty-odd players should be divided into three groups. If there are still two gaps when the next hunt comes, two groups of players will defend the gaps, leaving one group of players to deal with emergencies or rotations.

If there are three or more cracks, she has also made corresponding emergency plans.

But the more difficult problem to solve at the moment is how to allocate the players here.

Almost more than half of the players expressed their desire to join the team of the Holy Mother Gao Han. The reason was simple. It was not because of how strong Gao Han was, but because everyone was sure that this woman would not give up on them.

Seeing this, Gao Han frowned.

"It's too bloated to have so many people guarding one breach. Many of them won't even be able to reach the monsters. My suggestion is to first select three captains based on their strength, each leading more than 20 players."

"My choice is myself, the East River flows, and I only care about flowers and not grass."

Li Chuan opened his mouth when he heard her ask him to be one of the captains, but in the end he did not say no.

This kind of group mission requires the strength of all players. Individual strength plays a small role. Instead of obeying others, it is better to hold the chance of survival in your own hands.

None of the players objected, let alone argued, because being the captain at that time was not a good position. One had to charge into battle and die in front of everyone else.

Gao Han continued.

"The Illuminati already has enough members to form their own team. The remaining players must join the teams of the other two captains!"

After hearing what Gao Han said, except for the players who were originally members of the Illuminati, the rest of the players hurried to gather around the East River's water flow and Zhao Gao's pointing to a deer and calling it a horse.

In contrast, there are only a few players behind Li Chuan and Lin Yaoyao.

The Donghe River looked at Zhao Gao and said helplessly.

"We're just temporarily cooperating to defend the city and kill monsters. There's no need for everyone to choose a specific team. Everyone should contribute in any team. If we waste time on grouping, the tragedy of being separated by monsters before will likely happen again."

He is a man who can see the situation clearly.

But some players are still haggling at this time.

"Whoever wants to go can go, but I won't go. Serving as a handmaiden is like committing suicide."

"Yeah, I have no problem with the strongest person being the captain, but at least we should choose someone who values ​​our lives, right?"

……

Most players refused, but some players gritted their teeth and stood up.

"Forget it! We're all in this together. Even a murderer has no reason to harm others in this situation."

"That's right! At least they're strong, much stronger than many cowards who just want to be protected. They fight for their lives wherever they go. I'll go to their side."

"Haha, that's a good idea. I'll go too. That little girl is so pretty. I love looking at her."

……

Several players who were a little more sensible walked out of the crowd and stood behind Li Chuan probably out of helplessness, making Li Chuan's team barely reach seventeen or eighteen people.

Li Chuan himself had no objection to this. More people have more advantages, and fewer people have fewer advantages.

squeak--

Just as Gao Han was about to add some more plans, the depressing sound of the wall cracking suddenly rang out again.

Everyone's nerves suddenly tensed up, and they looked at the slowly opening wall in fear.

Gao Han glanced at the time.

"The interval between the two hunts is about twenty minutes. This time, there are still two rifts. Which two teams will attack first?"

Li Chuan glanced at Lin Yaoyao.

This guy is looking forward to it.

"I'll take the left side."

Lin Yaoyao applauded.

"Great!"

After saying that, Li Chuan took Lin Yaoyao and rushed to the crevice.

The players standing behind him suddenly looked unhappy.

It is obvious that most players want to stay in a safe position as a supporting team and are unwilling to fight on the front line.

Gao Han saw that many of the players were standing there watching, and suddenly shouted.

"If everyone has this attitude, how can we be among the first group of players to leave here alive? If we all hide here, will we not die?"

Everyone was silent, but still looked at each other, unwilling to move.

Li Chuan strode towards the crack and shouted loudly without looking back.

"President Gao, even if you say this a hundred or a thousand times, it won't help, because human nature is selfish."

"Coincidentally, I'm the most selfish type. I can't accept carrying the burden for others. So... when this hunt is over, I will kill all players who didn't contribute to the battle! Everyone!"

Li Chuan's voice was very low, and as cold as if it came from the Nine Nether Hell.

No one would doubt the truthfulness of Li Chuan's words, because the three big words above Li Chuan's head represent that Li Chuan is not bragging!

Some players moved and followed Li Chuan with gritted teeth, because theoretically, Li Chuan was more terrifying than those monsters.

As the whole body was affected, all the players standing behind Li Chuan had no choice but to follow him.

squeak--

The cracks in the metal wall grew wider and wider.

It was pitch black inside, and one could faintly hear roars and the noisy sounds of running.

The East River also chose the first group to fight, and naturally, the Illuminati became the substitutes.

In front of the rift, Li Chuan took out the Freyr Crossbow and turned to look at the dozen or so players behind him.

"All warriors will be at the front, blocking all monsters. Assassins will stand behind the warriors, coordinating their attacks or serving as temporary replacements. Archers will stand at the back, ready with arrows, and perform short-range attacks!"

Five warriors immediately stood up holding huge swords, broadswords, or shields.

"Row!"

"I really regret choosing the warrior profession!"

Li Chuan frowned and looked at the other players.

"Where's the assassin?"

Seven or eight players walked behind the five warriors.

Li Chuan continued to look at the remaining players.

"So? You're all archers?"

Half of the players took out their bows and arrows, while some couldn't.

"Li Chuan looked at a fat female player."

"What's your occupation?"

The woman's eyes rolled.

"I'm an archer, but I don't have a bow. What can I do?"

Li Chuan looked at her coldly.

"My last name is Yang, my given name is Liu, my nickname is Yang Liu Xi Yao, and I'm a level 10 warrior. Need I continue?"

The fat woman's eyes suddenly widened.

"You, you, how can you know my real name? You! You!"

Li Chuan slowly raised the blue crossbow in his hand.

"Now is not the time to dwell on this. This is the time for me to judge whether you have made any contribution."

The fat woman quickly took out a big sword and trotted to the front.

"I'll go, I'll go."

Li Chuan turned his head and looked at a middle-aged man.

"Mr. Shen, what is your occupation?"

Li Chuan did not use a question sentence.

The middle-aged man quickly took out his shield and ran forward.

"Oh, oh, I'm a soldier. I just got distracted, I got distracted."

Without Li Chuan saying anything more, two more warriors took the initiative to walk out of the archer team, ran to the front of the crack, and stood in a row with the other warriors.

Squeak—dang—

The wall cracked for three meters before finally stopping. In the deep passage, the hair-raising roars and footsteps became increasingly clear.