Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Finally, the school doctor relented and let Ming Chu and her team go.
In truth, he didn't dare keep so many players at the base. There were too many important things here, and even if the intruders were to leave after a certain time, if they decided to occupy the base in the interim, the base's leadership wouldn't be able to gain the upper hand quickly. It might not take long before the robots outside noticed something was wrong and launched a counterattack.
By then, it would be a dangerous time for humanity once again.
As for killing this group of players?
It wasn't that no one in the organization had suggested it, but they had witnessed the capabilities of these players—they could flip robots over, and they could just as easily flip the organization over.
Besides, they hadn't found the robot weapon factories yet, and the weapons they had scavenged from the battlefield were far from enough.
Therefore, the school doctor was not only willing to let Ming Chu and her team leave but even offered to drive them.
Fortunately, the base had plenty of vehicles, and they could be picked up outside—by vehicles prepared by the school doctor and his team.
However, only a third of the people got into the vehicles; the rest scattered.
Among those in the cars was Ming Chu. As a student, she still had student duties to attend to and prepared to go back to class.
Well, actually, it was because she had to take Lin Tongtong back.
Beyond that, there were several other players at the school. If their character was decent, they all needed to be sent out to grind side quests.
As for whether they needed to go through the former Alien Police base?
There was really no need.
Ming Chu had discovered that in this world, the portable safe house was a bug; she could completely utilize it to transport people out.
With those 20 bracelets, other hidden players could also trigger side quests.
For example, Luo Bai.
On the first night back at school, Ming Chu took Luo Bai to grind side quests.