Crime Prison Island
Chapter 65 - 21 Audience and Settlement Rewards_5

Chapter 65: Chapter 21 Audience and Settlement Rewards_5

"This guy never went to school, right?"

"Hey, why don’t you just kill everyone? No one can stop you anyway."

"Right, why do you insist on people voluntarily giving you their redemption coupons? What if they don’t agree?"

Gao Xin frowned and said, "I’m telling the truth. If I can lead everyone to survive, then I can get more help. I don’t want to kill people for no reason."

The barrage said, "Hahaha, are you really that nice?"

"I don’t believe it. If someone doesn’t give in, you’ll definitely kill them."

"This guy didn’t go easy when he killed the Radioactive ones and that bald guy."

"I don’t believe it either. It’s too absurd. Tell the truth, or you won’t get rewarded."

Gao Xin looked at these comments with a mocking smile.

But eventually, he thought about it and said, "If there has to be another reason, it’s that I don’t know whether I, originally designated as a rat, could definitely become a cat."

"Why should I kill people based on a guess? Maybe after killing them all, I would still only get the 100 points reserved for the rats."

"My hands would have been stained with blood in vain, and perhaps you in the shadows would mock me for deluding myself."

"On the other hand, if I don’t kill them, they can all definitely get 100 points each, as clearly stated in the rules."

The barrage suddenly understood and agreed, "So that’s it."

They were viewing from a god’s perspective, so they couldn’t understand why not kill those waste."

But once Gao Xin explained it, they understood.

In the scenario where multiple identities weren’t definitely feasible, killing everyone would result in the worst outcome of just 100 points.

But by sparing them, no matter what identity Gao Xin had, there would be at least 800 points combined from eight people.

He could simply strategize towards the latter option. As long as the Radioactive ones died, Gao Xin wouldn’t need to put on the cat role but just hold a collar and an axe in each hand, and make a profit effortlessly.

"Are you really daring enough to gamble with your life? Betting that Silver Hand will agree with you? Three in a row?"

Gao Xin said somberly, "If he captured me, that’s all I could say. I’m sure he would choose the greediest play, but I’m uncertain whether I could survive."

"But gambling is just that—gambling; it’s just a death. If I can survive today, does that guarantee I’ll live tomorrow?"

"I must get out of this hellish place; I want to be greedier than him!"

The barrage showed support, "In a place like Crime Prison Island, you either go mad or you die."

Gao Xin was intent on dying from the beginning; his goal was never mere survival.

It was as if surviving once meant his whole life was over.

"Daring to gamble with your life on your first day on the island, you’re really suited for this place."

"Interesting, is there another fragile soul rising?"

"Hard to tell, ending up in the hands of the Yakuzas is rotten luck."

"Thinking of rise now? Even Silver Hand started as a fragile soul, managed to become an SR, and still died, didn’t he?"

"Kid, here’s a piece of advice, don’t even think about escaping directly, it’s impossible."

Gao Xin turned to #97 and immediately asked a few questions.

Indeed, #97 could communicate in this Easter egg room, but couldn’t make exchanges.

He asked about the conditions for activating the Easter egg. The answer from #97 was a certain achievement.

Each session was different. This time it was to become the only cat and the only dog because then it signified the game was nearly finished, which allowed the barrage to appear without disrupting the game’s progress.

Undoubtedly, such conditions were the hardest for a rat.

But once the conditions were met and they yelled for the AI in a specific area, they could open the Easter egg room and win rewards. The amount depended on the mood of the person giving the reward, but it couldn’t exceed the maximum score attainable in the official game.

Gao Xin finally said icily, "Where’s my reward?"

"Don’t rush, kid, the game isn’t over yet."

"Talk about surviving first."

"Right, you’ll see at the settlement."

"Haha, get lost now, I’ve followed you. Next time, queue up for a mid-level game."

Seeing this, Gao Xin turned and walked away.

He didn’t want to spend another moment looking at the faces of these people.

Gao Xin left the room, started up quickly, and soon ran out of the underground, returning to the surface.

Upon entering the lobby, everyone asked in surprise, "Bro, where did you go? Why were you gone so long?"

Gao Xin immediately shared about the Easter egg room but kept the reward a secret, saying it was unnecessary and would only provoke envy."

"It’s about time; let me take you to the door."

Gao Xin dragged each person to the front door.

It was a tiring task, and when he pulled the last person, he glanced at the clock in the lobby. The time had just arrived.

"Just in time..." Gao Xin brought the last person to the door.

Su Lei asked, "Bro, is it time?"

Gao Xin instinctively nodded, and everyone immediately stopped asking for help, hurriedly crawling outside.

Wait a minute? Time?

Suddenly, Gao Xin paused, swiftly leaped forward, and held everyone down.

"Don’t move! Nobody go out!"

He became frantic, picked up Liu Xu, who was crawling the fastest, and threw him back.

Liu Xu fell hard and looked at Gao Xin in shock, "What... what’s wrong?"

Gao Xin growled, "Something’s off... The time to leave is calculated from when each of us entered."

"Although the rats could enter the game from the start, you weren’t the first ones in; everyone’s corresponding 120 minutes ends at different times."

Everyone paused, realizing he was right. They had come in late, having watched Silver Hand and others fight for a while outside.

Only Gao Xin had entered right at the start of the game, even Su Lei was late.

Now as they were timing their exit at the door based on Gao Xin’s time, the rest would all die if they left too soon!

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