Chapter 1063: 1051, the last attempt Chapter 1063: 1051, the last attempt PS: Sorry, although today is Saturday, I was still pulled in to work overti and didn’t get ho until late, so I only wrote 2000 words today. I will make up the remaining 2000 words after midnight. If you see this line of text, please refresh the page tomorrow morning to check for updates. If this line is gone, that ans the version has been updated.
AI Blue Whale is a high-level AI system from the Holy Silver Court of Secrets, highly integrated with the Evo Ga.
With Donna’s permission, it had already fully settled in the Evo Ga a week ago, living as a virtual “blue whale” in the main plane’s oceans, and had beco Chairman Hu Jing’s assistant.
In the ga world, AI Blue Whale still possesses functions similar to those in the real world.
With its help, Chairman Hu Jing quickly contacted the presidents of all guilds, conveyed Su Yu’s request to them, and instructed them to advise their guild mbers.
The presidents of the various guilds, upon receiving ssages from Chairman Hu Jing, naturally did not dare to slack off.
They acted swiftly, posting announcents in their guilds and having the core managent privately ssage and reach out to inquire if any mbers had items that could summon Cecilia Nightblade. If so, they were urged to use the items promptly, as per Boss Ke and Chairman Hu Jing’s instructions, and were promised a portion of resources as compensation from the joint governnt for using them.
In fact, items capable of summoning Cecilia Nightblade were not particularly abundant.
Cecilia, after all, was a Seventh Order existence; it couldn’t possibly be easy for players to summon her at will, could it?
Players who had scrolls or trinkets that could summon Cecilia were usually core mbers of the [Hidden Dagger] faction or had completed hidden tasks related to that faction.
Because summoning a Seventh Order powerhouse to fight for oneself was so valuable, these scrolls and trinkets naturally beca treasures that players jealously guarded, not to be used unless absolutely necessary.
But now, Chairman Hu Jing and Boss Ke were instructing them to use their summoning items, and the joint governnt was even providing a certain amount of resource compensation. Although it still felt painful, the players obediently used their summoning items.
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In addition to having the guild presidents contact their mbers, Chairman Hu Jing also used various channels such as the official forum, the ga’s official website, and mass text ssages offline—with the help of AI Blue Whale—to spread the information, aiming to reach every player.
Thus, the ssage spread quickly and soon proliferated around the world.
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After the ssage was sent out, and having a bit of free ti, Chairman Hu Jing and Su Yu started a private chat.
Chairman Hu Jing, “Comrade Su Yu, this incident has beco so significant, with all the god-level characters congregating in the newbie village. Is it related to the upcoming patch update by any chance?”
Su Yu, “…Chairman Comrade, do you want the truth?”
Chairman Hu Jing, “Of course.”
Su Yu, “I don’t think this major event is related to the patch update. It’s not as simple as a transitional event.”
Chairman Hu Jing, “Is it not?”
Su Yu, “It shouldn’t be. Think about it, the ga itself hasn’t developed the soil to birth a planet-level existence. How could a planet-level big boss suddenly erge?”
Su Yu, “Also, if this were truly a transitional event leading up to a patch update, with my high involvent, I should have already received prompts for hidden tasks, but so far, I haven’t received any.”
Chairman Hu Jing, “…”
Chairman Hu Jing, “Now that you put it that way, it does sound strange.”
If it were a normal transitional event for a patch update, Su Yu would definitely have received nurous prompts for hidden tasks.
A planet-level enemy boss would indeed justify triggering several legendary-level hidden tasks.
But now, Su Yu hadn’t triggered any hidden tasks, and none of the Seventh Order players present had heard of anyone else triggering such tasks, which indeed was quite unusual.
Chairman Hu Jing, “So what do you think, Su Yu?”
Su Yu, “I can’t be certain right now.”
Su Yu, “But Chairman Comrade, do you think there’s a possibility that a planet-level existence from the real world has intervened in the Evo Ga and caused this major event?”
Chairman Hu Jing, “A planet-level from the real world? How could that be possible?”
Su Yu, “Yes. Bernina was able to enter the real world to help us fight the Skrull people. Because of the ga’s characteristics, she was also able to revive multiple tis in the real world.
Perhaps a planet-level individual sympathetic to the Skrull people noticed her threat and forcibly invaded the ga to eliminate her source.
Doesn’t that possibility make sense?”
Chairman Hu Jing, “It makes sense, but… a planet-level existence close to the Skrull people… Su Yu, isn’t your imagination a bit too wild?
If there really was such an existence, their power alone would be enough to overwhelm our entire Blue Star!”
Su Yu, “It’s still explainable if forcibly done.
It might be because of the ‘war fairness principle’ that this covert planet-level existence couldn’t act against us openly and had to strike from the shadows.”
Su Yu, “Of course, this is all speculation and there’s no evidence to support it.”
Chairman Hu Jing, “Then let’s keep an eye out. It’s still a possibility to consider.”
Chairman Hu Jing was still skeptical in his heart, or perhaps he just didn’t want to believe this possibility.
A planet-level entity suddenly backing the Skrull people? Would the Blue Star Humans still have any way to survive?
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