The words of the electronic hacker made Ian unable to come back to his senses for a long time.

There is still such a hidden danger in his body?

There is no need for an electronic hacker to deceive him, and at the same time what he has is peculiar enough.

Whether this is superficial or not, he actually encountered a danger that he did not understand at all.

Thinking about it, Ian still didn't fully understand.

Where did his understanding of "electronic hackers" come from?

"Forget it...... Later, let's talk about it later. ”

It's not the best option to worry about perception now, since the electronic hackers know the dangers of the necromantic scourge.

Ian, then, had to discuss how to deal with it.

"The key to the solution to natural disasters lies in our actions."

Said the electronic hacker.

He laid out a complete map in front of Ian.

This map depicts the dangers that all people will encounter, as well as the characteristics of natural disasters.

"According to the current calculations, this natural disaster has the ability to 'resurrect'."

"It's not quite accurate to say that it is resurrected, it is more similar to 'immortality', even if it is a species that has died, it can be given 'immortality'."

This information was obtained because the electronic hackers detected the state of the monsters.

Of all the monsters affected by the natural disaster, not a single one died because of serious injuries.

Their disappearance is due to the strange flames on their bodies that burn and eventually turn into ashes.

In any way, this is a very strange thing, that there is a kind of life in the world, and there is no concept of "death" at all?

Electronic hacker players can only think that it is a natural disaster that takes away the "death" of the creature.

As long as living beings do not die, they can never really die, they will at best turn to ashes and become harmless.

"The Divine Flame of the Burning Sun Heaven is very powerful in terms of attack."

"The essence of its power is infinitely close to 'Flare'."

Flare?

Ian didn't understand the meaning of the word.

"It's a 'word' of my own making, and I can simply think of it as a dazzling light, which is so bright that it contains terrible heat."

"Its heat can easily annihilate the monsters of the natural disaster, which is great news for us."

"But don't rejoice too soon."

The electronic hacker player sighed:

"We don't understand at all how we can channel the scorching sun and inflict attack effects on natural disasters for a long time."

"It's impossible for it to listen to us, and even think it's best to kill us together."

"And our attack is unlikely to cause damage to natural disasters."

The trouble lies in this one.

The players are being attacked by both sides, and even if the sun is in the sky for a while, it will not do anything to the players.

But being stared at by such a powerful enemy, anyone is a little constrained, and it is not very comfortable.

"With all that said, you should have a solution, right?"

Ian asked.

He shared the information he had discovered with the players.

He's done everything he's supposed to do, and even the leader can't say much.

"That's right! Thanks to your intelligence. ”

The electronic hacker player nodded: "At the moment I already have two plans, one is fast but dangerous, and the other is slow, but it is stable compared to the previous one. ”

"It's choosing to settle the battle quickly, but if you're not careful, you will lose and even lead to the death of the player."

"Or do you choose to play steady, but maybe it's too late, and you end up with the planet under your feet?"

The desert planet has come to the end of its life.

It was plagued by the Burning Sun Gate and the Necromantic Calamity at the same time, and it can be said that it is already a mortal situation, and it is completely hopeless.

Players must flee quickly, or they will be too late to wait for the danger to erupt before the planet's destruction.

Today, there are some terrible signs on the surface.

Continental plate movements, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions.

Countless natural disasters that are usually rare have now all sprung up in one go.

It's like a planet with a serious illness, and countless cancer cells emerge from the healthy body and become tumors one by one.

"Can you choose both?"

Ian had planned to choose the second plan.

He wasn't afraid of slowness, but now slowness has become a deadly threat.

They have to pick up the pace.

But once the mission takes a risk, players are reluctant to travel and the atmosphere of solidarity quickly dissipates.

Today's team of players has relied on one breath to hold on to the present.

The so-called "selflessness" and "advancing and retreating together".

It's just that on the surface, players are carried away by the enthusiasm and temporarily abandon the discrimination against each other.

However, it can still be heard in the party that from time to time there will be players who are dissatisfied with other player genres.

Players on the "tech side" are a little too complacent, they like their own genre very much, and naturally think that other genres are rubbish.

Discrimination will always be there in the player community, and Ian alone can't stop it.

"Do you make both choices at the same time?"

The electronic hacker also thought about Ian's judgment, which he expected.

"It's a good choice to find a compromise, but you have to think about it and choose both at the same time."

"Then, it is equivalent to splitting the combat effectiveness of the player team in two."

"If this is changed to a horror movie, I don't need to say more about how stupid the division of troops is, right?"

When the gap between the teams is very obvious, it is the safest way to gather all the combat power together.

After all, there is no way for players to guarantee that their team will survive the storm.

At this time, being divided into two teams is equivalent to directly splitting the combat power into two, and once you encounter a predicament, there is no way to get rescue.

"I would love to refuse this request, and if I want all of them, I am bound to get none of them."

Electronic hacker players shrugged.

If you want to be "fast" and "safe" at the same time, how can it be so simple.

"However, if it is a choice you make, I am still willing to trust you once, and the action requires your maximum effort."

With great power comes great responsibility, and this saying does not apply to players.

What they are more willing to admit is another sentence.

"The greater the power, the greater the authority"

When a player has more power and can contribute more, he is either the leader or, if not the leader, he must have privileges.

Otherwise, it's a "rule violation" thing, no player wants to do that, so everything is clear at a glance.

"I'll still choose to do both at the same time."

Ian said.

He knew that by doing so, he would be reducing the success rate again.

However, the players really can't wait, and if they don't produce some results, they may be only one step away from the collapse of the player team.

"Okay, then let's do it."

Electronic hacker players don't ink either.

(End of chapter)