Chapter 27 The Tsunami Arrives

These messages are undoubtedly a heavy blow to players. Is this crappy game rushing things because it has to meet its sales targets?

They've only recently improved their strength, and now they're pulling this stunt. This is a way of indirectly forcing players to become stronger; if they don't, they'll only face death.

Shen Jue is taking a wait-and-see approach to this matter, while at the same time, she also needs to work hard to become stronger.

Over the three days of opening boxes, she obtained a total of 8 free attribute points and 4 fixed attribute points.

To ensure his survival at sea.

She allocated eight attribute points to mental strength, speed, and power, with four fixed attribute points allocated to constitution.

Therefore, her panel data has been updated.

Mental Strength: 15 (Excellent)

Stamina: 7 (Normal)

Endurance: 7 (Normal)

Physical fitness: 16 (Excellent)

Strength: 9 (Excellent)

Speed: 9 (Excellent)

Luck: 12 (Excellent)

With the boost of mental strength, reaction speed can be further improved.

Only when facing danger can one make the right judgment.

Although it was unclear when the storm would arrive, Shen Jue was certain of one thing.

All players are frantically accumulating resources, as evidenced by the large-scale acquisition of materials in the in-game store.

Now, if you want to collect any good materials, the amount offered will be doubled.

Nowadays, most players who have survived are unlikely to sell their resources at this point.

Everyone is racing against time to acquire more resources to combat the sea storm and the unknown NPCs.

Gather food, acquire weapons, and even craft equipment.

There are very few people who know how to make weapons nowadays.

Even if the store puts out an ordinary dagger, and it's an unsharpened dagger at that, people will rush to buy it.

It sold out and was taken off the shelves as soon as it was put on the shelves.

Shen Jue wasn't idle either; who knew what the Storm Arena would bring?

She's busy making food now, turning the food she got from opening the boxes into something with a longer shelf life.

The game system's backpack slots for storing food do not pause time, and the food will spoil if stored for too long.

Therefore, she would process foods that are more prone to spoilage into dried fruit, dried meat, dried meat products, and vacuum-packed chicken, fish, meat and eggs.

She also crafted some weapons, as well as diving suits and goggles.

She can't make oxygen cylinders yet.

Storms at sea can take any form; they may face whirlpools, thunderstorms, tsunamis, tornadoes, storms, extreme cold, or even marine life.

The NPCs who were chasing them were from the opposing faction.

She needs to conserve her energy and wait for the storm to begin.

The players were filled with dread, knowing that a knife was hanging over their heads that hadn't yet fallen, yet they could only watch helplessly, powerless to resist.

Their own lives are in danger.

Three more days passed, and Shen Jue obtained four more free attribute points, which he allocated to stamina and endurance.

In this way, all her overall qualities are excellent.

There are still many talented people in this world. She went through so many changes to reach this attribute value.

Moreover, if she can get attribute points, others are very likely to get them too.

She cannot be complacent and think that just because she has some ability, she can look down on others.

Around 2 or 3 a.m., players are drowsy and least alert.

The sea surface, not far from the player, began to change.

The waves surged higher and higher, one after another, each higher than the last, in an endless cycle, layer upon layer.

Gradually, it coalesced into a tsunami.

The tsunami generated waves tens of meters high, and its terrifying power was sweeping towards the players at an extremely fast speed.

This is not a tsunami formed naturally at all.

This was intentional on the part of the game system, taking all players into account.

The crisis in the Storm Arena has officially begun.