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Three days later.
At the top of the Evil Eye Tower, the Earth Thought Evil Spirit was lost in thought.
He felt that the intelligence provided by the Player Clan was too abstract.
Over these three days, he created a large number of player units to interact with different squads of the Player Clan.
Not a single avatar was discovered or exposed, proving that the player templates created were convincingly realistic.
Yet, there was a problem with the collection of intelligence.
He found the intelligence provided by players was too chaotic and couldn’t be pieced together to form a complete background.
The first player squad he contacted claid they ca from a Mythical Era controlling multiple large worlds, with five core worlds producing Player Clan units.
The second squad claid they ca from the Primordial World, where the powerful figures had characteristics like the Immune to All Techniques and unaffected by causality.
The third squad claid they ca from a world controlled by Doraemon, possessing countless conceptual abilities, able to generate any item at will, and conjured a can of food with no perceived spatial fluctuation, truly generating it out of thin air.
The fourth squad provided yet another different worldview...
In summary, the mbers of the Player Clan each had a set of different group background cognitions, and their settings were incompatible with each other.
This made him question his infiltration plan.
He dared not imagine what outlandish background systems would be spoken of if he continued interaction.
There wasn’t a unified narrative at all.
Although this was in line with his usual impression of the Player Clan.
Erratic thinking, untenable communication, ntal derangent... the more contact he had, the more he felt that the Player Clan must have so major illness.
But the issue was, this intelligence was aningless.
If the Player Clan were truly a super force traversing multiple worlds, there should be records in the Black Tide intelligence database.
After all, the Black Tide had encountered many powerful forces across worlds, such as the Combat Insect Clan.
Yet, despite the powerful background setups given by the players, no player force had interacted with the Black Tide, leading him to suspect they had seen through his disguise and were deceiving him with stories.
This idea took root in his mind.
He recalled a series of battle scenarios after infiltrating the Player Clan.
As the scenes from his mories replayed repeatedly, the expression of the Earth Thought Evil Spirit changed.
It beca evident that the players seed to be using him to engage in battle.
While the players’ behavior wasn’t overt, their gaze toward him did carry an imperceptible hint of amusent.
After connecting vast information and forming a continuously playing mory image, the Earth Thought Evil Spirit ground his teeth, producing a creaking sound.
He felt like a total fool, seeming to have successfully infiltrated but was actually being manipulated by players to fight against his own Black Tide Army.
The problem was, he was extrely diligent in the process, giving all-out effort, worried that overacting would cause player suspicion.
"Evil Eye, have I been deceived?"
The avatar of the Earth Thought Evil Spirit turned to look at the floating Evil Eye behind him, asking sorrowfully.
"Don’t doubt it, after compiling all the video records of your participation in battles, although there’s no concrete evidence, it can be basically confird you were discovered long ago. The Player Clan is utilizing you and your controlled Black Tide for combat, treating you as a free combat unit."
"The intelligence provided to you was all invalid, not ntioning the specific Rule Power we wanted to know, nor the underlying structure of the Player Corps, and why initiate attacks against the Black Tide, etc. It only gave you a grand background narrative, explaining from top to bottom, keeping you engaged to provide combat output, even treating you as an invincible token against the Black Tide."
Upon hearing the Evil Eye’s affirmative response, the Earth Thought Evil Spirit couldn’t help but clench his fist.
He initially thought the infiltration plan was flawless, the near-perfect player template wouldn’t have any issues.
Little did he know that the players had discovered the problem long ago.
Yet the annoying Player Clan didn’t expose it, choosing to treat him in a playful manner instead.
In other words, he had always been treated as a fool by the Player Clan mbers.
Feeling his pride wounded, the Earth Thought Evil Spirit gritted his teeth fiercely and raised his head, deciding to vent his suppressed feelings by controlling the Black Tide to crush Player Clan mbers.
What the Earth Thought Evil Spirit didn’t know was that the Player Forum had been discussing the infiltration tactics he devised these days.
They even nicknad his initiative to contact players as: "Hang an Earth Thought Evil Spirit during battle, achieving twice the result with half the effort."
Countless player squads had already prepared highly attractive stories, just waiting for the Earth Thought Evil Spirit to initiate contact, scoring a free combat unit without the cost of dication expenses.
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Primordial Altar.
Realizing the Earth Thought Evil Spirit was no longer providing free labor units for players, Qi Sheng knew the Earth Thought Evil Spirit had completely given up on the infiltration plan.
After all, the Player Corps is an extrely chaotic system, each player having their own thoughts.
Although so players suggested on the forum that everyone should unify background settings, then use the stories extended from unified background settings to provide intelligence to the Earth Thought Evil Spirit.
But few players adhered to this rule.
When interacting with the Earth Thought Evil Spirit, players would share their preferred background setups.
This inevitably aroused the Earth Thought Evil Spirit’s suspicion.
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