I am a reincarnation player.

"There's also a mission deadline. If the deadline is up and they don't say they'll kill us, then we can just muddle through, right?"

With a lot of questions in his mind, he continued to listen:

[In this catastrophe, players will play the role of lurkers and defenders, and complete different main quests]

[Tip 1: Players in the same faction can only choose one identity, and any identity must not be less than 40%]

[2. Do not disclose the reincarnation game to the dungeon characters. Violators will be killed.]

[3. Killing hostile players and finding similar players will earn you rewards. Players are not allowed to share the main quests with each other.]

[4. Players' identities remain secret and difficult to detect]

[5. All players start with a neutral reputation towards both factions. Please work hard to improve it. The reputation of the same faction will decrease more slowly.]

6. Time is precious to all players.

[7. Players can raise their reputation to 'Trust' for the selected faction within a short period of time, limited to 1 time, lasting 5 hours]

The familiar taste returned, and Yuki's expression relaxed a little. The style of the main task + prompts remained unchanged, and the previous experience was not wasted.

"Have you all received the prompts?"

"Well, a rough analysis shows that it's the same as we imagined. The antagonism has increased, and the reincarnation game has no intention of allowing players from different camps to unite and cooperate." Hayasaka Ai was the first to answer. The situation was not bad.

"Mr. Yuuki, hint 2 has never appeared." Hiyori was a little slower, she was reading word by word.

You are not allowed to disclose the reincarnation game to the characters in the copy, otherwise you will be eliminated. This rule has indeed never appeared, but the reason is really unexpected.

"There's no rush to analyze this one, what else?" With Hiyori around, Yuki was too lazy to think.

"Also, there's the player confrontation. Your arrangement just happens to match the first tip."

Tip 1: Players in the same camp can only choose one identity, and any identity must not be less than 40%.

I said it’s not that easy to play Infernal Affairs.

Yuki became excited instantly. This was the supreme rule, stronger than any chaos props or acting skills. A camp either stood on the side of humans or helped the Zerg to commit atrocities. There was no third way.

Of course, you can also add humans and send individual team members to act separately, but that would be too difficult.

As for the two camps cooperating in opposing identities?

Their growing environments and life experiences are completely different, so how could they possibly reach the level where I and my seniors can rely on each other?

Without experiencing life and death together, without growing up together from humble beginnings, the so-called friendship is just a flower in the mirror, and there is no way to sign a contract——

"They're going to beat their shit out of this mission!"

Chapter 5: The Battle between Humans and Insects! (K)

The factions already lacked mutual trust, and this created a new layer of conflict. The evil taste of the reincarnation game made Yuki frown.

This was a fight to the death. Even if they were both guardians, it would take a lot of effort to confirm each other's identities, and it would be a big deal on their part...

"This is a good opportunity. Did you notice tip 5? The speed of reduction will be slower when the same force is affected." Yuki spoke faster in a flash of red light.

"That is to say, if you choose the human side, and Senior Sister sneaks into the Zerg side and kills someone, her chances of being surrounded and attacked will be lower than that of a real Zerg player."

"Conversely, reputation can be used to determine who is playing undercover." Hiyori immediately understood that this was exactly what she was best at.

Reality reading is turned on, capturing every detail is the natural enemy of acting.

"And I don't have to act. I'll have the upper hand from the start." Yuki already had a strategy based on the prompts and immediately said, "Choose the Guardian and see what the main quest is."

"Ok."

Yuuki held his chin and waited for a moment before receiving an answer.

"I'm sorry, I can't tell you."

[Tip 3: Kill the enemy player to receive a reward. Players are not allowed to share the main quest with each other.]

This is the rule. No matter whether it is voluntary or not, no message can be transmitted in writing or orally, blocking the way to capture hostile players and torture them.

It was a bit difficult, Yuki could only guess, he had had similar experiences before.

"As the name suggests, Guardians must protect humans, right?"

"Yes, but you could be more specific."

More specific? Then it's not humanity as a whole, it's a person or a thing.

Yuki's heart moved and he continued to ask questions.

"Is it related to the characters?"

"wrong."

"So it's related to the items?"

"Ah."

"Is the hint involved?"

"No."

“Is it significant?”

"It's very serious, but I can't tell what it is exactly because I lack information on it."

Protecting an item?

Yuuki almost understood it and asked, "Are there any other missions? Parallel rules or something like Bloody Disaster?"

"Like a bloody disaster."

Oh, that's what it means to achieve something.

It's purely cheating by using a bug. In the reincarnation game, you can't say that Hiyori is revealing the main storyline content.

"I can't tell you the details, but the best defense is offense."

The best defense is offense, and the best protection is killing.

As if they had telepathy, Yuki suddenly understood.

"Killing Zerg? No, how could a player kill all the Zerg on a planet with this ability? Zerg must be a specific entity."

Hiyori remained silent, which was actually equivalent to her consent.

The two extremely intelligent people asked and answered questions, and quickly outlined the main points, which made Yuki nod with satisfaction.

This is cheating. It is equivalent to players from both camps trying their best to cooperate and guess riddles tirelessly. If other players want to figure out the main task of the hostile forces, they will have to spend a lot of effort.

Either you try your best to keep them alive, or you can only work backwards based on your main quest.

Yuki thought for a moment, then murmured decisively, "I choose to join the Lurkers."

[Player Yuki joins the Lurker]

[You need to complete the task: seize or destroy the fire]

So simple?

When he received the main quest, Yuki was stunned. Logically speaking, the guardian was to protect something and kill a bug; the lurker was most likely to seize something and protect a bug.

How could they destroy the fire? Was this fire the 'thing' that Hiyori and the others wanted to protect?

That should be right. This is the core of the plot and the key to attracting players to fight.

Yuki grinned, almost laughing out loud. While other players were still analyzing word by word and conducting brainstorming, he had already figured out most of the main quest.

The guardian's main mission should be: protect the fire and kill a bug.

How to protect it specifically and what kind of insects to kill still had to be guessed. He racked his brains and was about to continue guessing -

boom!

As if someone had pushed him hard, Yuki crashed directly into the wall. The spaceship shook violently and the red light in the room flickered.

"What's wrong?" Yuki's smile froze.

"Look out the window."

There was some chaos in the Lingzi communicator. Yuki rushed to the porthole and looked out. Balls of light illuminated his eyes.

These light balls flew out from the Emerald Star, slowly flying like dandelions, crashing into the spaceship and exploding into dazzling fireballs.

All kinds of broken steel flew everywhere, and the universe was in chaos.

Orbital interception?

[Because the players were fighting, they had already attracted the attention of the Zerg. The emergency login process was immediately initiated.]

Damn, I was really dragged into this by them.

The murmurs made Yuki dumbfounded. How could there be a cause and effect relationship between them?

Without time to curse, Yuki quickly tied himself to the seat and found that the reincarnation game nowadays was more prone to accidents. The game began the moment the player entered.

"No wonder all the players are cursing and swearing. Fasten your seatbelts. Hiyori, keep watching out the window and see if you can find anything useful."

"Yes."

Amid the violent shaking, the numbers on the control panel were counting down. When they reached zero, Yuki felt like he was flying, and then was dragged back to his seat by the seat belt.

The intense feeling of weightlessness made his adrenaline surge. Through the porthole, he saw himself falling rapidly. Huge balls of light passed by, accompanied by fragments of explosions, and an egg-like landing capsule fell towards the planet.

Is it so exciting at the beginning?

Yuuki gripped his seatbelt tightly with both hands and listened to the screams coming from the communicator.

"Hey, Mr. Yuuki, I saw..."

Before he could finish his words, his voice began to rustle and finally became completely inaudible.

The range of use is over one hundred kilometers.

He immediately realized what the 'emergency landing procedure' was all about. The spacecraft was scattering the landing capsules in a disorderly manner. No wonder Denise said something like 'the target of public criticism' and jumped out to act as a peacemaker.

"It turns out that fighting between players really does have consequences."

Yuki learned something new, but now was not the time to settle scores. He saw the porthole turn red due to friction with the atmosphere, and then a light green light shone through. The stronger feeling of weightlessness pressed him firmly on the seat.

The numbers on the screen are jumping rapidly.

Fifty thousand meters.

Thirty thousand meters.

Ten thousand meters.

This is Orbital Drop!

As a reptile on Earth, he had never had such a wonderful feeling. Yuki had actually jumped with a parachute, but he never thought that one day he would jump from outer space.

At this moment, the jet at the bottom of the landing capsule ignited, the falling speed decreased rapidly, the feeling of weightlessness also weakened, and finally a muffled "bang" sound was heard.

After landing, Yuki still felt a little unsatisfied. Such exciting things can only be experienced in the reincarnation game.

"Forget it, this is my first time landing on an alien planet."

The hatch slowly opened, letting in a thin green light. Yuki moved his nose and smelled a distinct musty odor.

The smell is a bit like the smell of everything in the house starting to mold and rot after a month of continuous rain.

There are still doubts about the Blood City, this is the real other world.

With a pounding throat, Yuki drew his hunting rifle and slowly walked out of the landing module. As his feet touched the hard ground, a strange thought flashed through his mind:

Is this a big step forward for humans on Earth?

It has some of the flavor of the Apollo moon landing, but the scene in front of me is completely different from the lunar surface.

The sky was emerald green, as if it was wearing a giant green hat, and all I could see were dark mountains, bare and without any plants in sight.

The landing capsule landed in a mountain range. There were no other landing capsules around. It was indeed scattered randomly. The air was very turbid. A normal human being would not survive long here.

There is a kind of microorganism in the air that is killed by cells the moment it enters the body.

Yuki understood why the tip specifically stated this, but at this stage, almost everyone had extreme physical fitness, and it had no effect on him at all.

Monster-level physical fitness is more than enough to survive in space.

Switching to the demon's vision, you can vaguely see a layer of mist in the air, which is difficult to see with the naked eye.