Chapter 892: Chapter 887: It’s All About Fighting Monsters, What’s the Difference! Chapter 892: Chapter 887: It’s All About Fighting Monsters, What’s the Difference! Federation’s skies.

Apocalypse Fortress.

“Not bad at all, the results of the training are finally showing.”

Bai Qi sat cross-legged in front of the main control console, nodding with satisfaction as he watched the performance of the four-head pets on the screen.

“Gamma and the others have abilities that can counter those Death Avatars, how could they possibly lose.”

Schuck, with an indifferent expression, said, “Now that the battles in the Four Major War Zones have ended, the core troops from the Death State are about to take the stage.”

“Theoretically, that’s correct.”

Bai Qi nodded slightly. After emerging from retreat, he had made use of various means to understand the current situation, and he roughly deduced the plans of both sides according to Schuck’s calculations.

The reason he sent Delta and others to provide support everywhere was to ensure the stable progression of the plan.

Facing an entity like the Death State, which had concealed itself for thousands of years, a head-on confrontation within the plans was always much better than unexpected accidents outside the plans.

“However, why do I keep feeling like the Death State deliberately sent these avatars out as cannon fodder?”

Bai Qi enlarged the battle scene between Gamma and the Sponsor of Carrion, then paused the image where the Sponsor of Carrion was refused entry by the black clouds.

“Could there be internal strife within the Death State? But what would be the point of having internal conflict with their own avatars?”

Bai Qi and Schuck exchanged glances, both seeing surprise and shock in each other’s eyes.

It shouldn’t be like that, should it?

Awoo awoo…

(Humans, I’m so bored, can I go out and play…)
As Bai Qi and Schuck were analyzing the potential implications behind this situation, Beta yawned out of boredom.

“You stupid dog, haven’t you already gone out?”

Bai Qi pointed at the screen and said.

Beyond the Four Major War Zones, other areas of the Federation were also under attack by the Death State. Although the scales were not as massive as those of the Four Major War Zones, they were not much smaller than a wave of Ferocious Beasts.

However, the Federation and the Association had anticipated this problem and had already arranged for the military and Beast Masters to defend.

Despite the considerable disparity in numbers, with the city’s defense weapons, they managed to barely hold on.

To ensure the city wasn’t destroyed, Bai Qi had dispatched Husky to the city to support the various local garrison troops.

Awoo awoo!

(I don’t want to fight these minions. I want to fight the strong ones!)
Upon hearing Bai Qi’s words, Beta immediately sprung up, looking earnestly at Bai Qi.

(If I don’t fight the strong ones, how can I prove that I am stronger than them!)
“Well, I can’t do anything about that. Your abilities aren’t suitable for those avatars,” Bai Qi said with a shrug. “Otherwise, shall I ask the Association to release the Cursed Erosion Tree? That guy would be right up your alley.”

Awoo awoo…

(Human, if you want to be beaten to death by your teacher, go by yourself, don’t drag me…)
Beta stopped mid-sentence, seemingly perceiving something.

“What’s wrong, has something happened somewhere?”

Seeing this, Bai Qi stopped joking and immediately asked.

Awoo awoo~
(I think, I got killed~)
As he spoke, Beta’s eyes suddenly lit up, and he bolted away, leaving Bai Qi dumbfoundedly standing on the spot.

“To be so happy even after getting ‘killed,’ this stupid dog is really getting dumber.”

Bai Qi shook his head and looked at the screens showing various cities of the Federation.

In those screens, Dead Beasts kept flying out from different places, launching attacks on human cities, while humans fought back fiercely.

But the most eye-catching was a three-headed giant wolf radiating golden light.

And it appeared in every screen.

…
Gusu City.

“President Qin, why do I feel like there’s an unusual number of Dead Beasts on our side?”

Zhuge Xu stood atop the steel walls, looking at the endless stream of Dead Beasts in the distance with a headache.

“As expected, after all, we have the Super God Evolution Research Institute here, which inevitably becomes a prime target for the enemy,” President Qin said. “But if this continues, given our current firepower, I’m afraid we really won’t be able to hold on.”

To resist the possible coming war, most cities had built an additional steel wall around themselves.

The reason is simple: the main forces have all gone to fight in the Four Major Battlefields, leaving the rear a bit more vulnerable.

Why take such a risk?

They had no choice; Death State’s numbers and quality surpassed theirs, and the Alliance was close to conscripting every civilian.

“If that’s the case, then we have no choice but to use those weapons first.”

Zhuge Xu sighed reluctantly. The weapons he referred to were naturally the Star Giant Cannon. They were originally intended for transport to the Four Major Battlefields, but it seemed that they might need to prioritize their use in the Federation’s cities now.

Although every city had a Legend for protection, they couldn’t eliminate so many enemies. Once the walls fell, even if they could achieve victory, the cost would be tremendous.

“Alright, make sure to send some to the other major cities too, they’re under no less pressure than us,” President Qin nodded slightly, watching the approaching Dead Beasts Corps, clenching his fist unconsciously.

If it wasn’t necessary for him to command the battles from the rear, he would already be on the battlefield by now.

“Notify the bombardment troops, don’t hold back once the enemy is within range. Fire all shells!”

“Yes!”

Soldiers swiftly sprang into action, and the thunderous sounds of explosions immediately filled the sky, stabilizing the residents within the city a bit.

The continuation of artillery fire indicated that the city walls were still intact, and they were safe.

But suddenly, the sounds of gunfire ceased altogether, as if someone had pressed the mute button.

“What’s happening? Have the city walls been breached?”

An exclamation rang out from the shelter, instantly spreading panic and making a commotion inevitable.

But just when the person in charge of the shelter was contemplating how to calm everyone down, a virtual projection suddenly appeared within the shelter, and it was broadcasting the situation on the battlefield.

“Who projected this? Are they looking to die?!”

The shelter commander immediately stood up, fury blazing in his eyes upon seeing this.

Others might not know, but he was well aware that they were in a passive defense. If the city’s residents saw this, it would only add to the pressure, leading to riots from the internal strife and external threats, resulting in even greater casualties.

“Commander, there’s no projection equipment there…”

The soldier grabbed by the commander’s collar looked innocent; all shelter rooms were isolated from the outside world to ensure security.

Though it could easily cause panic, it was better than letting them see the ferocious beasts break through the city with their own eyes.

“If there’s no installation, could it be that a spy brought it in?”

The commander’s face changed, and he immediately led the soldiers toward the room with the projection.

If someone was deliberately causing panic, they surely had other means, and he had to eliminate the threats as quickly as possible.

“Um… Commander, maybe you should take a look at this first?”

Just as the commander was about to leave, the soldier in charge of monitoring suddenly called out to him.

“Get to the point, no nonsense!”

The commander was somewhat vexed. It seemed that the enemy had already started to move, and he had to act quickly.

However, when the commander saw the image displayed by the projection, he couldn’t help but freeze in place.

In the projection within the shelter, a dog’s head was pressed against the screen, seemingly checking whether the equipment was working before finally pulling back.

Only then did the commander recognize the true identity of the dog’s head.

The pride of Gusu City, the second pet of Legend of Apocalypse, the Six Paths of Dark Wolf.

“Legend of Apocalypse is out?”

The commander’s face lit up with joy, and the residents, who were panicked by the cessation of gunfire, were completely reassured.

With Bai Qi present, such enemies were no match at all.

But just as they lay down, relieved and ready to enjoy the show, mechanical helmets suddenly emerged from the metallic walls beside them.

“Hey, hey, hey, can you hear me speaking?”

Then, Beta’s voice echoed in everyone’s minds, and they panicked until they saw Beta speaking into a microphone in the projection and understood what was happening.

“Good, the sound check is complete. Let’s continue,” Beta coughed lightly before getting straight to the point.

“Everyone, grab the helmets beside you now and start playing a game!”

“Playing a game?! Is this guy messing around?”

The soldiers were stunned upon hearing this, but the commander had an epiphany and picked up the helmet that had mysteriously appeared on the table and put it on his head.

Then, a screen appeared before the commander that was no different from a mecha game. Following the game’s instructions, the commander chose a Fierce Dragon mech and officially entered the game.

He then found himself appearing on the battlefield outside Gusu City!

“Is this remote control?”

The commander took off his helmet, pulled up the external projection, and found it identical to what he had seen, then once again donned the helmet.

This time, the screen featured some monsters, not Dead Beasts, but adorable slimes instead.

“Is this actually a game or remote control…”

The commander was left rather bewildered, but a set of full instructions soon entered his mind.

“All residents, please note. Pick up the helmets in front of you and join in!”

The commander’s voice notified everyone through the broadcast, yet the residents were still somewhat skeptical, while some game-loving children were the first to put on the helmets.

Laughter soon filled the shelter.

“Puppy, cover me quick! That slime is aiming for my face!”

“Here I come, here I come. You can’t even hide in a bush without being spotted, you’re such a noob!”

“Hahahaha! This kill is mine!”

…

Seeing the children’s joy, the adults gradually started wearing helmets too. Those who were left, after seeing the mechanical beasts constantly emerging from the Space Door in the projection, also came to understand, and they joined the gaming ranks one after another.

In just a short while, the shelter once shrouded in panic became a giant internet cafe.

And similar changes were happening all over the Federation.

Meanwhile, President Qin was observing the stream of mechs emerging outside Gusu City and then looking at the situation inside the shelter, somewhat speechless as he turned to the Husky by his side.

“With so many mechs available, why bother making them play a game?”

Awoooo?

(Because I’m lazy?)
President Qin: “… Because you’re lazy, you let them help you control it? Don’t you realize this could cause psychological trauma from the war?”

Awoooo…

(Anyway, it’s all about fighting monsters, what’s the difference…)