Gu Nianzhi looked at the scene that was even more tragic than the last time, but her expression didn't change at all.
She watched for a while, then turned to open the car door to get in.
Suddenly, she saw a tall figure slowly walk out of the thick black and red smoke from the corner of her eye.
The surrounding fire that could crystallize steel didn't affect "him" at all.
Gu Nianzhi's hand paused on the handle of the car door.
She narrowed her eyes as she watched the person walk towards her step by step.
It was the image of "Song Haichuan," but Gu Nianzhi knew that this wasn't Song Haichuan, but an AI.
She looked it up and down and sneered, "… What's wrong? You didn't have enough fun just now, so you want to do it again? "
"Song Haichuan" glared at her and clenched his fists, growling, "How can you still laugh?!"
He turned around and pointed at the place where the flames were flickering. His voice trembled as he said, "There are two cars full of people! Two cars! All gone! Don't you feel guilty at all? What did they do wrong?! "
"Shut up!" Gu Nianzhi's expression was dark as she didn't hesitate to interrupt "Song Haichuan" and said coldly, "If I wasn't more skilled, the person who would have been turned into ashes or even crystallized would be me. What did I do wrong again? "
"… But you weren't injured … They didn't succeed …" "Song Haichuan"'s voice weakened.
Gu Nianzhi raised her head. Her slender neck was slender yet resilient. She said dryly, "Many people will subconsciously sympathize with the weaker party, but in my opinion, the weaker party that deserves sympathy can only be the innocent party. This definitely doesn't include the attempted murderer."
"You can't sympathize with the people who wanted to harm you just because they reaped what they sowed, can you?" Gu Nianzhi glanced at "Song Haichuan". "If Mr. Song is such a good person …"
She looked around and sneered, "I really can't imagine that you would create such a virtual online game that trapped countless players."
"Song Haichuan" froze, then immediately said, "These are two different things."
"For us players, it's the same thing." Gu Nianzhi opened the car door and sat in, then rolled down the window and stuck her head out to continue, "Because we only have one life."
With that, he drove off in his sports car.
Behind her, "Song Haichuan" stared at the departing figure of the big red sports car. He wiped his face and disappeared from the screen.
…
Lu Jin, who was in front of the television, realized that the screen had gone black. He couldn't see anything at all.
"What's going on? Did you lose contact with them? " Lu Jin muttered to himself. He sat back in front of his quantum computer and began to search for the small program that he had "infected" the AI. He found that his small program was now in a dormant state. He couldn't help but mutter to himself, "… Could this be how the AI rests?"
However, Lu Jin didn't wonder for long. About thirty minutes later, the big wall-mounted TV screen on his wall lit up again.
This time, what he saw was the game center system that issued quests.
A tall building with a large LCD screen on the wall in front of it.
Quests were being displayed one after another, waiting for players to accept them.
This kind of mission mode was supposed to be the second
There weren't many people who played Life's support mode.
But today, a quest had been announced that would cause a stir among players all over the world.
“Second
Life's first Boss hunt! "
"Hunting Target: Q of Hearts."
Then there were game coordinates, showing that the big boss, "Q of Hearts", was at this location.
"Reward: 1. Receive a game mission. Reward: 10,000 game coins. The system will help you exchange them for the equivalent US dollars in the real world."
"2. Successfully capture the Q of Hearts alive. Reward: one million game coins. The system will help you exchange them for the equivalent US dollars in the real world."
"3. Successfully hunt the Q of Hearts and bring the corpse to the game center building. Reward: one billion game coins. The system will help you exchange them for the equivalent US dollars in the real world."
As soon as this mission was announced, social media all over the world exploded.
After the shadow of death, Life had opened up the game and allowed everyone to find their families. It had gradually gotten back on track.
Although half of the people had yet to wake up, at least there was hope. Moreover, there was the incentive of the prize money. Therefore, the number of people entering the game had increased instead of decreasing.
The system, which had never interfered with people playing games in the past, had now issued the first mission!
Social media all over the world was discussing who the "Q of Hearts" was.
The system gave a few clues.
1. The Q of Hearts was a woman.
2. The Q of Hearts was a woman on the special battlefront. She was good at disguising herself and using guns. She was cunning and agile.
3. The Q of Hearts had a blood debt. She had killed many people. Everyone had the right to punish her!
4. The system couldn't give her a specific appearance. Because she was constantly changing, the system could only give her specific coordinates when she appeared.
The last clue was the scariest.
5. The Q of Hearts had infiltrated the online game from the real world. Second
Life's special spy. She was ordered to enter the game to kill people. Anyone she killed in the game would die in real life. Therefore, players who accepted the mission, please go to the game center building to sign the "life and death contract."
All players who accepted the mission were responsible for their own safety. The system wouldn't interfere.
This last clue dissuaded many people.
Most people played games for fun or to escape from reality.
Who would play a stupid game where they would "die" in the game and die in real life?
But looking at the mission conditions, they could get ten thousand US dollars just by accepting the mission.
But as long as they accepted the mission, their lives would be determined by fate.
After thinking about it carefully, most of the players rationally didn't accept the mission.
But there were many people who accepted the mission.
Because of the large number of players, even if one in a thousand people accepted the mission, there would be at least fifty thousand people.
These fifty thousand people became the bounty hunters in the game.
And among these fifty thousand people, professional killers and mercenaries from the real world made up the majority.
After all, they made a living. It didn't matter if they were hunting in the real world or in the game. To them, it was all the same. There was no psychological burden. Moreover, they had experience and methods. Normal people wouldn't be able to guard against them.
If the Q of Hearts was really on the same side as them, then only they could kill her.
And killing her in the game would give them a huge reward. This was more profitable than any mission they had ever accepted.
Therefore, a steady stream of killers from the real world entered Second
Life, accepted the mission, and signed the "life and death contract."
In the real world outside, legal experts from various countries were discussing whether the "life and death contract" signed in the game had legal effect.
There was also a discussion about whether an online game had the right to decide the life and death of a player, even if the player was a "heinous" bad person.
Normal online games obviously didn't have the right, but this online game was different. It was the world's first AI that was gradually being recognized by everyone.
If it wanted to enforce the law, who could restrict it?
The legal issues in the real world were being hyped up. Gu Nianzhi didn't have any contact with the outside world and didn't know about the uproar outside the game.
When she first saw the mission, she was tempted to accept it.
But when she saw the conditions of the game, she laughed and gave up.
It was just a lame game. Who would be stupid enough to risk their lives?
But soon, she couldn't laugh anymore.
One day, she came out of the "Hepingli Precinct" where she temporarily lived in the game. When she was about to go shopping, she suddenly saw a flash of light from the corner of her eye on the roof of the opposite building.
It was the reflection of a sniper rifle's scope!
Gu Nianzhi didn't hesitate to throw herself to the ground and quickly rolled to the corner of a street store.
The bullet from the opposite building followed her like a shadow. It followed her rolling all the way to the corner where the enemy couldn't reach before stopping.
“Shit！” Gu Nianzhi cursed silently. She completely hid her body in the corner and looked up to see what was going on.
A person poked out from the opposite building. He seemed to be wondering why his "prey" suddenly disappeared from his scope.
When Gu Nianzhi saw this person, she couldn't help but feel angry.
"People walking on the streets really cause trouble to fall from the sky!"
Gu Nianzhi thought. With a thought, an excellent sniper rifle appeared in her hand.
She raised her hand and aimed at the person who poked his head out from the opposite building. She pulled the trigger silently.
There was a crisp bang. The huge recoil from the pistol almost threw Gu Nianzhi to the ground.
Fortunately, there was a wall behind her. Otherwise, she would have fallen.
Gu Nianzhi rubbed her right shoulder as she watched the sniper fall from the roof of the opposite building.
She had just breathed a sigh of relief when she suddenly saw a line of translucent words appear in the sky above her.
"The Queen of Hearts' first counterattack. Player XXXXX lost her life. The life and death contract is in effect. 10,000 game coins will be converted to US dollars in the deceased's bank account in the real world. "
"Everyone, keep up the good work. I wish everyone a successful capture of the brutal Queen of Hearts."
Gu Nianzhi: "!!!"
Wasn't this a big joke?!
Could she be the Queen of Hearts that the system wanted everyone to kill?!
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