Chapter 639 Gods' Game: Blocks and Me 25

According to the rules of the game of gods, players will eventually be divided according to their strength and performance through some means or opportunity.

The more this is the case, the more Yu Xunge cannot give up this moment of overwhelming dominance.

Although hiding her strengths meant she could stay in the bottom group, it also meant wasting her advantages and watching those blocks slip away from her... She couldn't do it, she was unwilling to accept it.

There was something she didn't want to admit but had to: she simply couldn't ignore the gods' evaluation of her in the previous game of gods.

She couldn't help but care about the line, "You wasted Midnight Exile."

What Yu Xunge needs to do is to grab the building blocks as quickly as possible before the group is split up and exchange them for game item fragments.

If the group division is calculated based on the number of blocks and the attribute bonuses they provide, then switching to the "Game Console for Playing Games" would delay the time it takes for her to switch groups.

If the grouping is based on overall game performance, she might be in dire straits after being grouped because her attributes aren't high enough. In that case, she can still exchange the game item fragments for building blocks representing various attributes to enhance her strength.

She has the flexibility to advance or retreat, so she's not at a loss.

This approach naturally carries the risk of increasing the loss rate of game items due to insufficient blocks.

But now, Yu Xunge no longer chooses the path with the least risk in everything; now, she prefers to choose the path with the greater benefit.

After realizing that even focusing fire on Yu Xunge wouldn't kill her and would result in damage being reflected back, players have given up on killing Yu Xunge and instead collectively targeted Tu Lan. Even though some skills might be blocked by Yu Xunge, some would still slip through.

In the sixth minute of the game, the [Family Bucket] effect disappeared, and the moment the firepower weakened, the players launched a collective counterattack, and Tulan disappeared from the driver's seat.

Yu Xunge immediately had B8017913 sit in the driver's seat, and she began to use the ultimate version of [Silent Hill]!

With various enhancements, the casting time was reduced from the original 5 seconds to 3.8 seconds, and the entire bumper car playground was incorporated into the underworld.

The thick black fog and smoke on the field never stopped, and the players' sense of direction had long been confused. Using [Hide and Seek] was not enough to help her catch Tulan in time. Only [Silent Hill], which can sense all the movements in the world, could.

Just nine seconds in, the bumper car drifted and stopped in front of Tu Lan. Yu Xunge gave up the driver's seat: "Let's go!"

Without saying a word, Tu Lan jumped into the car.

As Yu Xunge passed the little gingerbread man guarding the entrance, he whistled at him: "What, no one's picking you up?"

Tulan &B8017913 &L2261: ...

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L2261: "Did you willingly agree to the contract? Didn't we say that no matter the form or the accident, we cannot be forcibly contracted?"

B8017913: "..."

That's such a tricky question...

Saying "yes" feels a bit embarrassing, but saying "no"... that news will probably spread quickly, and what if they retaliate against Yu Xunge for helping them when they encounter other similar creatures?

B8017913 ultimately chose "or" in the yes or no situation: "...She's really good to me, I'm very happy."

L2261 didn't say anything more.

B8017913 sent several more messages, but they all went unanswered. I wonder if he/she has been blocked.

…

Tulan turned the steering wheel so fast it left afterimages, and he had to correct his mistakes from time to time.

Even so, she still had time to chat with B8017913, mainly because she had so many complaints she wanted to vent, and she felt suffocated if she didn't say them:

"I told you I wasn't like this when I first made a contract with her. I became like this entirely because I'm a fan of hers, but you still don't believe me."

B8017913: "I apologize for my previous distrust."

Yu Xunge: ?

Yu Xunge: "What do you two mean?"

During the high-speed chase, Tu Lan glanced at Yu Xunge briefly, saying nothing, yet it was as if she had said everything.

Just as Yu Xunge was about to retort, she suddenly frowned slightly. She heard a player in the bumper car that had been chasing them behind her speaking in a language she couldn't understand.

But she sensed it was aimed at her, so she slightly turned her head to look back, jumped up to dodge a boomerang flying from behind, then dashed forward a short distance before getting back into the bumper car.

He mumbled something behind him, and the boomerang in front of him flew back in an arc.

Just as the boomerang was about to return to his face, Yu Xunge fluently spoke in the Oak Owl Language: "I want a stable happiness!"

The boomerang had barely finished speaking when it reached the front of the bumper car. At that very moment, Yu Xunge used the "I Want to Improve So Much" skill on the boomerang!

The three-piece boomerang was suddenly missing a block, leaving only two loose pieces that could no longer spin. As the vehicle moved forward, the pieces fell directly into the car in free fall.

Without stopping for a second, Yu Xunge used the phrase "I really want to improve" twice more on the nearest player.

In just a few seconds, I got five building blocks.

Unfortunately, the ultimate versions only increased the success rate without increasing the time, otherwise Yu Xunge could have obtained even more.

A heart-wrenching scream rang out behind me, as if someone was repeating a certain phrase.

Yu Xunge glanced back and saw the players in the car behind him pounding their chests, asking, "What are they shouting behind us?"

B8017913: "It's me! It's me! It's—me—!"

Yu Xunge: "???"

Who is it? She couldn't help but look back again. She didn't know anyone in the God Game... What kind of skill is it?

She couldn't understand why any player would use a boomerang, something that could be fatal if not handled properly, as a weapon, especially under the special game mechanic of forcibly unbinding it.

With only 69 energy points left, Yu Xunge simply put away his bow, sat down, and rested for a while, piecing the boomerang that had been scattered due to the theft technique back together.

Thinking of the crazy behavior of the player behind her, she was careful and made sure to secure the top of the boomerang to her body before finally assembling the boomerang completely.

[Why isn't it a boomerang?] (Legend)

"The boomerang you throw will always return to you."

[Bonus Attributes]: Agility +167 | Constitution +221 | Strength +114

[Magic Attribute]: +48% Critical Hit Damage | Skill Cooldown Reduction by 8%

[Legendary Skill] I Won't Tell You Who It Hits: While asking a question, throw a boomerang. It will actively seek out and attack the target within a radius of 100 meters that best matches the question description. If it hits successfully, there is an 80% chance to snatch an item from the target (Note: This skill effect cannot break through spatial equipment). When you say "It's me," no matter how far away or who holds it, the boomerang will fly back to you regardless of space and distance. Each use consumes 3000 mana, with a 3-minute cooldown.

[Equipment Requirements]: Combat Power > Tier 6 | Strength > 237

Like her "Breaking the Oath," the equipment requirements are related to combat power, which is something obtained in the Gods Game.

Just to be on the safe side, after quickly reading the equipment instructions, Yu Xunge immediately disassembled the boomerang again.

She asked B8017913, "So what was the player who threw this just now muttering before they threw it?"

B8017913: "Who is the most hateful player on the field?"

Yu Xunge: Hmm... that is indeed me.