Crime Prison Island
Chapter 171 - 77: Human Rewards_2

Chapter 171: Chapter 77: Human Rewards_2

Lauren’s expression slightly changed. "Are you joking? Kerry is one thing, but Fat Pig is genuinely formidable."

He had been ready to face Fat Pig; he hadn’t expected Gao Xin to show up instead.

At this moment, seeing the various terrible injuries on Gao Xin and his blood-covered face, Lauren did not believe his side of the story.

He simply said, "Heh, kid, what do you mean by stopping me from killing Glass Man?"

"Thinking of deciding a winner among us Radiations first? That works too."

Gao Xin coldly said, "Are you sure? Even in a primary game, there are hidden items or areas, usually the space where Glass Men strategize."

"Glass Men will desperately search for such hidden items, hoping to survive by leveraging them."

"The hidden item in this game can destroy the Demon Blade, and there are likely more than one of such items. If you push them too far, they could destroy the Demon Blade in your hand from afar, and the game would be over."

Lauren raised an eyebrow. "I see, an item specifically to destroy the Demon Blade?"

"But if the Demon Blade is destroyed, I, as a ghost, can survive, while they all get eliminated. What use is such a threat?"

A member of the Viking Gang shouted, "Exactly! Cut it out! If only one can live, then I’ll only let Big Brother Lauren survive!"

The two brothers shared a deep bond and exchanged a moving glance.

Caught in the middle, Gao Xin coldly said, "Ha, you really are loyal."

"But the issue is, this game isn’t about only one survivor, loyal bro. Elimination can be avoided."

While speaking, he suddenly used the collar in his hand as knuckledusters, leaped up, and punched the ceiling!

Boom!

The ceiling collapsed, revealing Fat Pig’s head hanging down, gasping his last breaths!

"I have already verified that ghosts can remove the collar."

"This..." Lauren was utterly shocked; Gao Xin had actually defeated Fat Pig! No bluffing...

He was so thin, yet he had defeated an enemy ten times his weight?

It definitely wasn’t as simple as it appeared, maybe a prospective Wolf King?

Lauren felt wary of Gao Xin and glanced at Fat Pig again, noticing that Fat Pig was alive without his collar.

He nodded and also figured out the so-called method to avoid elimination.

After all, elimination and point killing were terms any slightly experienced gamer knew were fishy.

"Brother, didn’t I say there was a way to avoid elimination!" Lauren said with a smile.

The loyal bro from the Viking Gang also showed a joyful expression. If they could live, who would choose to die?

Gao Xin continued, "So if we pass the Demon Blade around and each remove our collars, we can all survive."

Lauren was silent, then with a click, he removed his own collar.

He then threw it forcefully, and like a stone, the collar hit Fat Pig’s head with tremendous force!

"Pfft!"

With just that blow, the already dying Fat Pig was smashed to death on the spot, brains splattering everywhere.

Without a doubt, as a ghost, he had just gained a soul by killing Fat Pig!

"Little bro, sorry about that, you fought hard and I stole the kill!" Lauren laughed.

Gao Xin was quite calm, simply walking a few steps to pick up and secure the collar.

"It doesn’t matter. It’s all the same."

Indeed, it was all the same. As long as the souls were obtained by a ghost, it was valid.

If a human did the killing, on the other hand, it would count as ’kill stealing’ because there would be no soul gained.

Seeing this, Lauren smiled, "Oh? You went through all this trouble just to prove that elimination can be avoided?"

"But what’s the point? As long as my brothers survive, why should I care about bringing a whole crowd?"

"Handing over the Demon Blade to you brings me no benefit, only risk!"

"A ghost is definitely able to survive, and ghosts only profit from killing, saving people, utterly meaningless."

Just as Gao Xin was about to speak, the Glass Man shouted, "There are rewards for people too!"

Hearing this, Gao Xin didn’t interrupt him, instead, looking at the Glass Man with interest.

That Glass Man’s face and hands were covered with scars, clearly an experienced player.

He seemed to finally find an opportunity to speak, sweat on his forehead, desperately expressing, "Souls can be shared."

"Although souls are produced by ghosts killing, if that were all, there’d be no need to have ’souls’ as a measure. Just say that ghosts get 100 redemption points at settlement from killing, right?"

"The rules say, when there’s a change in the identity of the ghost, the successor ghost also shares the previous ghost’s souls."

"This is sharing, not inheritance. Theoretically, as long as the previous ghost isn’t dead, even if reverted to a human, humans can also have souls!"

"There’s no rule that humans cannot exchange souls for redemption points. This means, in this game, as long as you can survive until the end, whether as a human or ghost, everyone can get rewards!"

"But, this game is particularly difficult, unlike any before... whether you want to survive or get rewards, certain prerequisites have to be met first."

Speaking thus, the scarred man’s eyes even reddened.

This game was too hard; to describe the Glass Man’s situation as a slim chance of survival would be an understatement.

He had been thinking of strategies and ways to survive from the start of the game, actually considering much more than most Radiations.

After all, Glass Men could only play this way, while Radiations could forcefully make their way through it.

Whether to avoid elimination or obtain human rewards, he had thought of it all, yet it was still hard to play.

If Radiations didn’t care about this setup, or simply didn’t listen to him rant, he literally had no room to maneuver.

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