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While everyone and the contestants were still chatting, the competition channel suddenly opened, catching everyone off guard.

After briefly saying goodbye to those around them, the contestants rushed into the teleportation tunnel.

With the entry of the first contestant, the second round of the competition finally began before the audience.

This time it's an interstellar battlefield.

The universe is deep and vast, with meteorites swirling around it. The space, which should be silent, is now bustling with activity.

In a vacuum, no sound can be heard, but the powerful energy from various explosions and laser weapons distorts and twists wildly in this environment. If it were an ordinary body like Jin Wuyou's, without the protection of armor, it would be instantly shredded into blood and gore by the massive energy mixed together.

Starships of all sizes stand facing each other under the starry sky, with red and blue flags affixed to different starships.

Players are randomly assigned to a faction upon entering the battle. After collecting their assigned weapons from the weapons bay, they immediately join the battle.

This time, they couldn't even open their mechs; they could only rely on their physical bodies to charge across the battlefield.

Jin Wuyou sat next to her father, dumbfounded. Not to mention that she might not be able to enter the second round if she participated, even if she joined such a competition, she might die instantly.

Marshal Jin Hanxi watched with great interest and analyzed for Jin Wuyou what to do in such a situation.

"This is a very common form of interstellar warfare. If you accidentally get caught up in such a war, you must get close to the largest starship as soon as possible. Most starships are equipped with shields, and the larger the starship, the stronger the shield's energy."

As Jin Hanxi explained, Jin Wuyou also saw that all those who had just entered the battlefield were flying towards their respective faction's starships.

The commander, set up by the quantum computer, issues orders to everyone who has joined the battle.

However, this group of people reacted really quickly, receiving their mission as soon as they had settled on their respective ships.

Those with the same task should immediately team up to complete the mission assigned by the commander.

Jin Hanxi glanced at it and instantly understood the purpose of arranging this competition.

The first round assigned the top 100 participants only trivial tasks, while those ranked 100th and below were given much more challenging tasks.

"The Alliance must have studied these people's strengths quite a bit during this time, since they've arranged everything so well," Jin Hanxi remarked.

Making the top 100 people do trivial tasks is a test of their obedience and their character.

The tasks assigned to others were all beyond their capabilities and seemed impossible to complete. No one had an easy task; it mainly tested their execution, teamwork, and determination on the battlefield.

It's impossible to fish in troubled waters now.

Yin Wenchangwei's task was to transport ammunition inside the starship. Generally, such tasks are done by robots, so there's no need to specifically assign someone to do it.

He didn't care much; he didn't have a strong competitive spirit. He would do whatever he was told to do.

In the armory, he also encountered another person, the fifth-place finisher from the last competition.

He was quite frightened when he saw Yin Wenchangwei appear, and instinctively hid back a little.

Only when the other person saw that his clothes were the same color as their own did they realize that they were now on the same side.

Seeing that Yin Wenchangwei was there to move ammunition just like him, the other party was clearly stunned.

"Damn it! What is the commander doing? We're clearly falling behind."

"Yin Wenchangwei, I plan to go to the front lines. Will you come?" The other party seemed to have made up his mind and extended an invitation to Yin Wenchangwei.

"My current task is to transport ammunition." Yin Wenchangwei glanced at him, used the space button to load all the shells, and after checking that the quantity was correct, immediately sent them to the various ships.

In the last competition, the first to fifth crew members transported ammunition, the fifth to fiftieth crew members received and rescued the wounded, the fifty-first to eightieth crew members were inside the ship to assess the war situation and handle some minor issues, and the eighty-first to one hundredth crew members were in the galley to prepare supplies for the soldiers.

As planned, both sides will have 500,000 people involved in this war. Apart from the contestants who are evenly distributed between the two sides after entering, the rest are simulated robots, but designed to be like real people. They can get injured and need supplies just like real people.

One hundred people are responsible for protecting five hundred thousand people; you can imagine how busy they must be.

Even with a large number of interstellar auxiliary robots, the people in charge of logistics were still extremely busy.

The ammunition carriers never stopped moving. They not only had to dodge the shells, lasers, and enemies flying across the battlefield, but also had to rescue the cargo robots that had been hit. After all, there was still a lot of ammunition on these robots, and the battle situation was already tense, so the ammunition could not be wasted.

Even worse off than them were the people responsible for the treatment.

With only a few dozen people, thousands of wounded soldiers were brought in almost every second.

They don't need to be responsible for treatment; just coordinating the venue, making arrangements, and guiding people is already busy enough for them.

There were also many bizarre orders. For example, someone was fighting fiercely with the enemy on the front line when he suddenly received an order to go back and take charge of logistics.

In this situation, many people went back while cursing and swearing, while some who got too carried away refused to go back. Those who did not follow orders were, of course, blacklisted.

Such wars are mainly supported by ammunition reserves, and considering the ammunition consumption during a full-scale attack, they can only last for a week at most.

However, in this battlefield setting, both sides seemed to have a continuous supply of resources, which lasted for two whole months without stopping.

Whether they were fighting on the front lines or doing logistics in the rear, everyone was numb, and they were all envious of each other.

The two commanders, who had been going crazy, finally ordered a general offensive.

This time, finally all the contestants went to the front line.

All the starships were operating at maximum power.

They still couldn't use their own mechs; they could only charge forward wearing soldier mechs.

Yin Wenchangwei began his unparalleled journey upon entering the battlefield.

The stronger players on the opposing side should unite and form a team to target him.

However, Yin Wenchangwei still handled the situation with ease, focusing his efforts on dealing with robots.

Once he was certain that the contestants would only suffer serious injuries and not die in the competition, he had no more worries.

In the heat of battle, all the starships on both sides suddenly went out of service, and a silver pyramid-shaped spaceship suddenly appeared at the top of the battlefield.

The silver mechanical race that Jin Wuyou had seen once flew out from it.

The machine race activated its abilities, causing not only all the starships to go on strike, but also the modified mechanical bodies of the participants to malfunction.

Many people were even standing still, unable to move.

As soon as the Mech race appeared, a one-minute countdown appeared at the top of the screen. At first, Jin Wuyou thought it was a countdown to the end of the match.

However, there was no broadcast within the battlefield, so it's clearly not true.

"From the moment the foreign tribes appeared, the two teams below should stop fighting and unite against them, regardless of any grudges they may have."