After saying that, he was still a little worried. "Forget it, I'll help you take care of these three first."
Although the three men in suits had been disarmed, who knew if they had other hidden cards up their sleeves as players. To prevent any unexpected incidents from occurring out of nowhere, Chen Guang really played the villain this time. Before leaving, he simply slapped the three men in suits seven or eight times, then turned around and left without looking back.
This time, the three men in suits were completely in despair. Originally, they really had the idea of summoning their inventory in the game after Chen Guang left and catching the police officers off guard.
Now, all their bones had been broken by Chen Guang. Not to mention counterattacking, they were almost out of breath.
Wu Tong, Wang Long, and the others looked at each other. Chen Guang's calm expression when he was dealing the finishing blow really made them feel a little anxious.
This guy felt like he wasn't smashing three people, but three ants!
Looking at Chen Guang's back, Wu Tong frowned slightly. Why did this kid suddenly seem like a different person?
He wasn't like this before.
"Um, officer, can I leave now?"
Halleh appeared to be calmer than Wu Tong. In his mind, the strongest human should have this kind of bearing.
Clear rewards and punishments, swift and decisive.
Halleh asked himself if he had done anything wrong ever since he became a player. Although his parents were ordinary wage earners, they taught him to be a person with principles and morals. When he was poor, he shouldn't look down on himself, and when he was rich, he shouldn't forget himself.
It was precisely because of this belief in life that Halleh, who came from a famous school and majored in logistics, first rejected many high-paying jobs in large companies and chose to start from the bottom in this company.
After becoming a player, he didn't choose to resign, but to better complete his job.
Of course, the experience in the game also changed him a lot. He became calmer and more determined, and even a little bloodthirsty in the face of illusionary beasts. He also realized that he had this side to him.
But whether it was in reality or in the game, he still behaved calmly, only doing his job step by step, and at the same time in the game, steadily advancing step by step.
So far, he had never done anything shameful. He believed in a completely different creed from the three men in suits.
Perhaps it was because Mr. Chen had a pair of eyes that could see through one's heart that he was willing to trust me and let me become a member of the Tian Division?
That was the strongest organization in all of Huaxia, no, the entire world!
This was a common occurrence. When a quest was issued, several human players from the player's birthplace would stand up to find someone to match the secret code. Then, they would quickly form a reliable and trustworthy party that others would envy.
Although it was free to fight solo, it was human nature to team up. Only by forming a team and relying on the strength of a team could human players quickly strengthen themselves in the game and protect their lives.
After all, the Protoss were unscrupulous when they encountered lone humans. However, if a large party of ten or even dozens of human players appeared at the same time, even a B-level Protoss would have to think twice.
Obviously, the players of the Tian Division did not sign a contract. They were often successful in forming a party. There was only one reason: they had many people, many strong players, and they belonged to the same organization in reality. Furthermore, they were strictly managed.
Even without the restriction of a party contract, these people were willing to abide by the rules and restrictions of their own organization and trusted their companions.
There were many other organizations like this, but there was no doubt that the Tian Division was the strongest.
Most of the Chinese players who could naturally communicate with each other wanted to join the Tian Division. However, their organization was very strict and they only recruited members in reality. Ordinary players could not get in even if they wanted to.
In addition, although the Tian Division did not easily recruit members, their attitude towards other players in the game was relatively harmonious. They would almost never bully others. Instead, they directed all their hostility towards the powerful Protoss faction.
Every time they formed a temporary party, they would recruit many ordinary players to join them in the game.
As long as they were willing to obey orders throughout the mission and do what they were supposed to do, at least in this mission, these players who joined the Tian Division's temporary party would have the highest survival rate and a more generous reward.
So far, the Tian Division had proven their strength through the few game missions they had participated in.
Unless they bumped into a crazy A-class or S-class Protoss, the Tian Division was simply unstoppable.
Not only that, the popularity and strength of the Tian Division had also brought about another change.
Looking at the entire world, because of the strength of China, the Western countries had tried their best to promote the threat of the East. This had greatly hindered the promotion of the Chinese language.
Everyone knew that the Chinese were especially good at assimilating others. The best medium for assimilation was language, followed by cultural invasion.
Of course, the Western countries would not just wait for their doom.
This was great. In reality, they could not simply use force. Even if China was already so strong, they still had to maintain restraint.
However, there was no such thing in the game. The game was crueler than reality. It followed a simpler law of the jungle.
The rather merciless law of the jungle forced all players of other languages to submit to a bigger fist deep in their hearts.
The fist had the final say. Those who did not listen would often regret it.
Those who did not understand … were even more miserable.
Therefore, the most direct observation of the Tian Division's change in reality was that there were more people around the world who took the initiative to learn the Chinese language. Those who were chosen as players were mostly intelligent people. They learned things with great pressure and efficiency.
Now, if there were any company executives or genius students overseas who suddenly developed a strong interest in the Chinese language, there was a high chance that they would be players if they wanted to give it a try.
In the past two months, many international friends had changed from being unable to speak the same language at the beginning and could only hope that the Huaxia people were willing to speak English or other minor languages with them. Now, they could communicate in simple Mandarin.
For example, something.
"Brother, you are so handsome."
"Sister, you are so beautiful. Can you bring me along?"
"Can I join you guys? I am very obedient. "
"I am a good person. Please … take me in."
The influence that the Tian Division brought to China was evident.
So many people dreamed of joining such a big organization. Now, he had become an internal member just because of a sentence from Mr. Chen!
This was simply too blissful!
Thinking of this, Haley clenched his fists and secretly decided that he would not let Mr. Chen down!
Wu Tong turned back to look at him, then looked at the three men in suits who were lying on the ground motionlessly. "Alright, just follow Chen Guang's instructions. Now go to the place he said. I also do not know why he thinks so highly of you, but his foresight is always right. "
After leaving the Xin Hua Industrial Park, Chen Guang did not stroll around. Instead, he returned to school.
No one would believe this, but the reason he returned to school was because he had to take a make-up exam the day after tomorrow!
He had to pass the make-up exam for two consecutive semesters. If it was not for Chen Guang's strong reputation and his previous promise that he would not mess it up, the school and institute leaders might have helped him take a leave of absence.
Truth be told, Chen Guoli and Feng Rong no longer cared about his studies. Speaking of which, Chen Guang felt that he couldn't let the twelve years he spent to get into university go to waste. No matter what, he had to graduate and get his hands on his books.
This had become an obsession that he could not get rid of.
Of course, he was also thinking about another matter. The Tian Division could not contact Wenwen, and the Wen family could not contact her either. These two days, he had called her at least five or six times, but no one picked up.
He sent WeChat, QQ, or even text messages, but she did not reply.
It was as if she had disappeared from this world.
Chen Guang felt a little uneasy.
In the past, he had confidence in Wenwen's ability. He thought that in this world, other than himself, no one could hurt a single hair on her. But as time passed, his heart was not at ease.
You should have replied to me!
With no other choice, he decided to first go to Wenwen's roommate in school. This could be considered as an indirect way to inquire about her situation.
At the very least, he had to know what she was doing before she disappeared and what was going on in her head.
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