Chapter 400 Player Counterattack (15) - Cry for Help

"This is a spatial artifact. After you go back in time, when the aliens invade, find a hidden place and put this artifact inside."

It will create a habitable space for you and shield you from alien searches. The rest is up to you.

Qin Huo took it, knowing what this meant: "I will do my best."

Ning Shu made them stand together in a huddle, and then took out another prop—"time travel".

She looked at them and said, "Good luck to you!"

A flash of white light, and everyone in front of me disappeared, leaving only a lonely prop lying on the ground.

Zhi Ge was one of the few people in the know, and suddenly felt a little sad.

Ning Shu felt that these people truly deserved to be chosen; no matter how they faced this battle, they remained without regret.

For the players, they only need to fight for 8 hours, but for these scientists and soldiers, they have to persevere for a century for this plan.

A century later, they are all gone, and their descendants will inherit their legacy.

Humanity triumphs, and upon waking up in reality, their mindset is older than others because they have truly "lived" a hundred years in the "past."

Even more cruelly, they will find in reality that their "descendants" do not exist. How will they cope at that time?

Ning Shu sighed, picked up the prop, put it into her spatial storage, and then said to Zhi Ge, "Next is our battlefield."

Her side quest is complete; now it's time to go back and do the main quest.

Pretending to be a minister in the game, he received a communication from Mike, the leader of the Loy Star stationed on Blue Star, and he answered it.

The moment the other person's face appeared on the screen, an urgent cry for help came through:

"Your Highness, we have been attacked by humans. They have somehow rendered our armor ineffective."

We have suffered heavy casualties. Can you please provide us with assistance?

"Once this is resolved, we will wipe out all of humanity and then offer you our reward."

Si Chen chuckled inwardly. You've all been outmaneuvered by humans like this, what ability do you have left to destroy them?

If it weren't for his younger brother, he wouldn't have bothered to cooperate with this charade.

Si Chen frowned deeply in front of the personal terminal: "Mr. Mick, don't you know?"

The cities in Soya's territory have been sealed off by humans, who have also taken control of my guards and weapons.

Their people came to warn me that this was a war between humans and them, and that I, as an outsider, should not get involved, or they would kill us.

In this situation, there's really nothing I can do to help.

Mick's shocked face was magnified in front of the light screen, and Si Chen felt it was an eyesore, so he frowned even more.

Mick thought that Sichen was being arrogant and unwilling to help, but seeing the other party's "worried" face, he wondered if he had wronged him.

"Are you really being controlled?" Mick clearly still didn't believe it.

Si Chen sighed and turned his personal terminal to the other side of his location.

Mick could clearly see that Sichen's guards had all been tied up, and there were some humans guarding them with weapons.

Si Chen felt that the other party would still suspect him, so he turned his personal terminal back to the sky outside the building:

"Look, they don't know how they did it. That thing in the sky is like a barrier, and no one can get in or out."

Mick saw it; golden light floated in the sky. "How dare they treat our guests from Planet Loy like this! Your Highness, rest assured, I will send people to rescue you right away."

Si Chen sneered inwardly. Sending people to rescue him was just a pretext; their real purpose was to see if he really couldn't get out.

After all, just because he doesn't attack from the inside doesn't mean they can't attack from the outside. Once the barrier is broken, he will have no reason to refuse their requests.

After all, in their eyes, Soya should be tied to Roy, but Soya never paid any attention to them.

After Mick died, fighter jets were immediately dispatched to Youcheng, and they indeed found that Youcheng was shrouded in a hemispherical transparent floating light barrier.

When the image was transmitted back to Mick via the device, Mick's heart sank, and he ordered his men to fire quantum cannons directly at the barrier.

Si Chen heard a loud bang above his head. He looked up and saw smoke rising outside the Floating Light Barrier. The barrier didn't move, and then a series of bombardments followed.

Si Chen watched all this with a cold laugh, secretly cursing Mick as a fool who completely disregarded the lives of the Soya aliens.

If this thing could be broken from the outside, the commotion it caused could raze Youcheng to the ground.

If this incident hadn't happened in a game, in reality, the entire Soya alien race would probably have perished in the struggle between them and humans.

"What's going on? Will those defensive items break?" A player who was left to keep watch heard the commotion and ran to the French windows to look.

"Don't worry, this is just a prop, a concept god."

"It's a defensive item, right? Doesn't it have a limited number of uses?"

"There probably isn't one; I don't know the underlying principle."

Si Chen listened to what the players were saying. He understood the principle: in the game world, there is nothing that cannot be done, only things that cannot be imagined.

The news coming back from the fighter jets that Mick sent out was all bad. His face was gloomy. At this critical moment, Soya Star actually stood by and did nothing, which was really despicable.

Humans are quite cunning; they sealed off the Soya aliens before attacking the Loy aliens, depriving them of some of their support.

In order to reach a deal between the higher-ups and Soya Star, most of the Loy Star people evacuated from Earth, leaving only a small number to guard the planet. Unexpectedly, this allowed humans to take advantage of the situation.

It would take at least a month for someone from Loy to come over, and even longer if they came from their home planet. But it can't take the blame all by itself.

So they sent news of the human rebellion back to their home planet, shifting the blame to the higher-ups who had initially agreed to the conditions set by Soya Star.

Regardless of whether this incident can be resolved, they will not take the blame.

Remembering the boast he had made, he quickly contacted Si Chen to make amends:

"Your Highness, we are so sorry, the fighter jets couldn't penetrate this thing. Please wait inside. We will come to rescue you after we have dealt with the humans."

The Loy aliens have two interstellar warships stationed in outer space. They used three when they invaded Earth, but after wiping out many humans, they only left two.

They don't want to use it again unless absolutely necessary, because they had spent a lot of effort repairing Earth in order to facilitate the deal.

If further disruptions occur, even if a deal is reached, the value of what is exchanged will likely be significantly diminished.

Mick was very unhappy and could only continue to use ordinary fighter jets to fight against humans, but he had another plan in mind.

It wants to use a tactic it employed a century ago: capture some leaders of the human resistance, scan their memories, and find out what humanity's attack plan is this time.

This way it can defeat them one by one.