N-A-A Chapter 258 Random Birth
Chapter 258 Random Birth
Chapter 258 Random Birth
In Suk's mind, "players" are known as natural disasters, symbolizing both calamity and invincibility.
Because they are natural entertainers and always like to stir up trouble.
The world is a giant playground for them.
However, those are players who have grown up.
Right now, they're just a bunch of weaklings at the apprentice level, not even planetary level, with no identity whatsoever. If they go out, they'll be captured and enslaved and trained in no time.
However, for Suk, arranging a legal status for them was a very simple matter.
After all, he is now the lord of the Primal Secret Realm, the number one giant of the Virtual Universe Company of the Flowing Cloud Universe Kingdom, and his power is immense!
Each of his own demonic realms possesses a vast star system with tens of thousands of star systems, each containing hundreds of thousands of inhabited planets, totaling billions of planets. He could easily find any of these systems to host his players.
Let alone 100 million players, we can easily manage any number of them.
However, Suk still decided to "let them roam freely".
He didn't know the players' qualifications or how they had grown, but from their conversations, they seemed to be "top players" in other worlds, capable of destroying the world in a matter of minutes—regardless of whether what they said was true or not, at least their characteristics as "players" remained unchanged.
Immortal, indestructible, capable of infinite resurrection, uncontrollable, and infinitely growing stronger, they are indeed very weak in this world right now.
However, things may change once they grow up.
Suk is looking forward to the little surprises they will bring to the world in the future.
Anyway, I'm sure I won't be the one who suffers in the end.
Perhaps billions of years from now, these guys will bring incredible changes to the world.
Suk, who was the instigator of it all, was happy to see it happen.
Apart from the few players who were randomly born in various parts of the universe and are still asleep, the ten players whose human bodies were created by Suk have embarked on another journey.
The spaceship carried the ten newly created players away from Liuyun Star and flew towards other planets via the Dark Universe.
To prevent these players from getting bored, Suk taught them some basic methods of physical training and provided them with enough resources to become planetary-level beings once they arrived on the planet.
These players seem to be treating this as a system task, and they are all seriously practicing in preparation for "leveling up".
After all, "apprentice" sounds like a novice, which isn't a very good name.
Suk simply gave them some general information about the universe and information below the cosmic level, leaving the rest for them to explore on their own.
He takes training these players very seriously; at least they can be used as cannon fodder for exploring certain places in the future, and they may also become powerful fighters later on.
However, this will have to wait until they grow up; otherwise, even universe-level, domain-lord-level, or world-lord-level experts will be useless to him.
"Who knows how long it will take for them to grow up?" Suk sighed inwardly.
Suk can directly create stronger bodies for them, or provide them with nutrient capsules to evolve to the cosmic level.
However, as mentioned before, players have their own "vessels," and this is the process by which they integrate into the world.
Their soul consciousness is generally only at the level of ordinary people, and most of them are not even at the first level of apprentice.
Only by gradually growing and integrating into this world can a vehicle continuously improve.
To what level of spiritual consciousness can one control a body of a certain level.
Forcing them to have strong bodies is not a good thing; it's like pulling up seedlings to help them grow.
Furthermore, Suk is also studying their advancement process.
Are these guys able to absorb cosmic energy and comprehend the laws of nature?
However, given the bug-like nature of players, there shouldn't be any problems. Suk can understand this by thinking about his own "cultivation of alienation talent," and the same principle applies to players.
After briefly focusing on the players in the spaceship (the Mother Nest can connect all players), Suk turned his attention to the remaining 999,985 summoning slots.
After careful consideration, it was decided to let these players be randomly born into this world.
As for whether there will be any dangers during the birthing process?
"Anyway, they can be resurrected. At worst, we can start over. 'Mother Nest, draw all remaining summoning slots and let them be randomly reborn,' Suk ordered."
Besides the Queen who controls the hive, the hive itself is also intelligent, and it even relies on the hive to analyze life matter.
Upon receiving Suk's order, the hive immediately began to execute it.
However, Suk still posted an announcement on the official forum.
[The closed beta test for Throne of Calamity version 0.1 has begun, with an initial batch of 100 million beta testers.]
[The following is the version content.—]
Throne of the Cataclysm is the name Suk gave to this "game," mainly for the convenience of players.
However, there are only a few big and small cats on the forum now, and they are all busy cultivating and leveling up, so they don't have much time to chat on the forum, making it seem particularly deserted.
As for the other nearly one hundred people? They're all busy creating and creating accounts.
The mother nest randomly selected 100 million light orbs from that mysterious space and then "randomly spawned" them all at once.
Unfortunately, this is beyond the control of the brood mound. If the brood mound wanted to control the birth of players, it could only do so by having them enter the bodies it created.
'Random birth' is like a message in a bottle; where you land really depends on luck.
In that instant, before the entire primordial universe could even perceive it, nearly a hundred unique souls descended upon various parts of the universe.
However, the Mother Nest, through its connection with the players' consciousness, still detected their distribution pattern: the closer an area is to the Mother Nest, the more players are born; the farther away an area is from the Mother Nest, the fewer players are born.
Over 99.99% of players are born in human territory, and a large portion of them are even born in the Flowing Cloud Universe Kingdom.
Many of them will be born as human beings, but of course, the human realm is not limited to just one race, just as there are also "monsters" on Earth.
They are all new lives that are still developing, like human fetuses. If the fetus is too weak at this time, their consciousness will fall into a deep sleep until the fetus grows to the point where it can support their individual consciousness.
If someone is born into a powerful race, reaching the apprentice or planetary level upon adulthood, they might awaken their powers earlier.
The exact timing depends on their 'carrier'.
However, because the population is still quite large, a very small number of "lucky ones" will appear outside human territory.
Demon race.
One of the six supreme races in the universe, and bordering the territories of humans, machines, and insectoids.
Within the vast territory of the demon race, in a certain star system, on a dark green life-bearing planet with a diameter of 30,000 kilometers, a desolate and untamed landscape unfolds.
Countless monsters lived there. In a deep cave in a vast forest, a giant egg with a green shell and more than a meter tall suddenly moved.
Crack, crack, the eggshell shattered, and a claw suddenly emerged, tearing at the giant egg even faster. Soon, a cub with damp fur, resembling a bear but with a single horn on its head, crawled out of the eggshell.
It raised its paw and stared blankly for a long time before scratching its head and letting out a roar like a cub.
"Am I being inhuman?"