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Leng Ran opened the Star Wars forum, specifically the section for finding guides on special missions.

After a thorough search, I found a post from two years ago titled "Does the post-apocalyptic ruins have hidden quests?"

[OP/Professor Bai]: As we all know, Star Wars has had eight initial maps since its inception: Twilight Town, Doomsday Ruins, Windfall, Soul Reaver, Future City, Anwan Island, Godfall, and Mount Fuxi.

It is rumored that these maps have prototypes in various parts of the world, but due to the vast number of planets and the passage of time, it is now impossible to verify their authenticity. Therefore, I have reservations about this viewpoint.

According to our strategy team's investigation, we have discovered hidden missions in all maps except the Doomsday Ruins. However, the trigger conditions are harsh, and since the launch of Star Wars, only a handful of people have successfully accepted the missions, and the completion status is unknown.

All hidden quests have one thing in common: once completed, the quest will be permanently closed, and no one else can trigger it again.

Therefore, we raise the question: Is there such a hidden quest with demanding trigger conditions within the post-apocalyptic ruins, waiting for the right person to arrive?

Our strategy team has been exploring the Apocalyptic Ruins for quite some time, and the only suspicious thing is the light blue map barrier. The Apocalyptic Ruins map is the only map that uses a completely opaque barrier to delineate the area of ​​activity.

Other maps use semi-transparent barriers to give players a sense of immersion and reduce the harshness of boundaries.

What lies hidden behind the barrier of the post-apocalyptic ruins, something that players cannot see? Could the trigger for special missions be related to this?

[First Floor]: The strategy team that went to explore that post-apocalyptic ruins numbered at least eight hundred to a thousand, and all of them found nothing. I'm more inclined to believe that the official Star Wars team didn't set up any hidden missions in that area.

[Second Floor]: Who is officially managing Star Wars? Could this map have been overlooked?

[Third Floor]: You upstairs don't know? Behind Star Wars is the Dragon Sky Group, and only they—the most powerful conglomerate in the entire Federation—can maintain the operation of such a large holographic world.

[Fourth Floor]: Yes, it's a pity they've never revealed the core technology that maintains the holographic world. I'm also very curious how they managed to allow everyone to log into the Star Wars universe with just one internet-connected gaming pod.

[Fifth Floor]: Ha, that's how they make money. Do you know how much profit a game pod makes? How could that be made public!

[Sixth Floor]: That's too extreme, upstairs. The cost of maintaining the Star Wars universe might far exceed the profits from the game pods.

[Seventh Floor]: Longtian Group has always cooperated with the military. Perhaps this project is mainly for training military academy students? After all, they can't just start by having them fly real mechs. The maintenance cost of each mech is incredibly high.

[8th Floor]: Why not just make it available for use by military academies? Why open it to the general public? It can't be a charity event just to let ordinary people experience mechs, can it?

Leng Ran glanced through the remaining content, which mostly discussed "why Longtian Group created the game Star Wars." No one mentioned the hidden missions in the post-apocalyptic ruins anymore, so he closed the forum and went offline.

She slowly sat up from the game pod and tried to channel her mental energy into it.

The game pod was like a sponge that could absorb water; all the mental energy that Leng Ran injected was absorbed and disappeared without a trace.

From the outside, the gaming pod looked perfectly normal.

However, would a profit-driven conglomerate really choose to do something that loses money? Opening the Star Wars universe to the public, who are not military cadets, and allow them to pilot mechs, should have already exceeded the scope of cooperation with the military.

Or perhaps it's still profitable. Could the core technology that keeps Star Wars running be profitable for them?

While Leng Ran was still pondering, the butler's long voice rang out.

"Young Master, we have received a new package. The head of the family asked me to give it to you for processing."

She snapped back to reality and said, "Well, then take it to my room or living room first."

Jiu Jiu: "Okay."

The robot I ordered earlier must have arrived.

Because they were worried that Leng Ran would not adapt to the new environment, He Yuanyang and Zhao Lemei prepared a suite for Leng Ran.

In addition to the bedroom, there is a private living room, bathroom, dressing room, small training room, and a small balcony.

Although there was a training room in the room, Leng Ran had never used it. He Xiting had always dragged her to the large training room outside to play Star Wars.

Now that the robot has arrived, the advantage of having ample room space is becoming apparent.

He entered the room with a cold expression and quickly placed the two metal cubes in the living room.

Upon seeing Leng Ran return, Yang Guang's body glowed faintly, and she flew over from the bedroom: "Welcome back, Your Highness."

"Yangon, you've come at the perfect time. Come see my new robot."

After circling around for a while, Leng Ran finally spotted a green circle on the side of the perfectly sealed cube. He placed his hand on the circle, and soon the green circle, sensing his body heat, began to glow.

The cube automatically disintegrated and cracked, revealing a butler robot inside.

This male butler robot has the same body as the previous one in Yangon, and it also has a combat mode. However, since it is for civilian use and not military use, the power of the combat mode is greatly reduced.

Leng Ran used the same method to open another package, which contained a female-shaped medical robot.

Because one's gender is a big secret, if one is injured and falls into a coma and needs medical treatment, it is difficult to ensure that one's identity will not be exposed.

Xiao Lu, the medical robot on He Yuanyang's warship, reminded Leng Ran that she could let Yangon take care of the serious injuries, but the drawback was also obvious: if she was injured, she would have to hold on until she got home.

Of course, deep down, Leng Ran hoped she would never need it, but she always wanted to be on the safe side.

After the connection was established in Yangon, the butler bowed slightly and said, "Connection successful, Your Highness."

Leng Ran patted Yangon on the shoulder with satisfaction: "How's the new model?"

Yangon smiled politely: "Not bad, it gives me the illusion of going back to the past."

Leng Ran: "Whatever you like."

Afterwards, Leng Ran put the two new Yangon models into standby mode, placed the medical Yangon in the small training room, left the butler Yangon in the living room, and kept the little rabbit Yangon on the bedside table in the bedroom.

Perhaps it will come in handy later.