323: Chapter 207: The New System of the Star Alliance 323: Chapter 207: The New System of the Star Alliance Zhang Xiaoman absorbed the corpse of the last insect as well, gaining 6 points.
Including his previous total, he now had 85 points.
However, despite the considerable number of points, he couldn’t use them frivolously because 40 of them needed to be allocated for the Starry Stones for the eight new mbers, with another part designated as the Contribution Value for killing the monsters.
Thinking of Contribution Value, Zhang Xiaoman confird the details of the fight once more and made a tally; there were a total of seven monsters, four of which he had taken out himself, and the remaining three had been killed by the others.
Among the monsters that the group had killed, two were slain by Weiss’ hand, leaving only one for Lord Bear to finish off—that was the one on the rooftop, which had been blasted in the head and instantly killed by his Burst Spirit Skill.
Setting aside the one Lord Bear singlehandedly killed, the other two, though killed by outsiders, involved the help of everyone in various roles, so Zhang Xiaoman decided to distribute one Contribution Point to each of the mbers involved.
In other words, apart from Lord Bear, each of the other mbers now had a Contribution equivalent to one point, while Lord Bear had 5 points, barely enough to purchase so of the cheapest items in the store, such as the healing Baozi.
At this point, Zhang Xiaoman also realized the organization needed a special adjudication body to determine kills, which according to his original plan, was ant to be managed by the Light Blue Clan.
But after today’s events, he had other plans.
If a mber singlehandedly killed a monster, allocation of Contribution was straightforward; by utilizing the Eye of the Starry Sky’s ability to absorb the monster’s corpse, the mber’s Contribution could be added directly in the gang’s mber list, with a fifty-fifty split between Contribution Value and points.
That is to say, if a monster could provide Zhang Xiaoman with 10 points, then the mber who killed it would gain 5 Contribution Points.
However, if the monster was brought down by the joint efforts of multiple people, then the determination of points called for the adjudication body to intervene.
According to his idea, in the future, each person should be equipped with a recording device designed like a badge to be worn on the chest, which could be activated before combat to record the process and collect decisive evidence more effectively.
Then there was the adjudication body itself, which couldn’t simply be managed by a single departnt.
Over ti, this could inevitably lead to a concentration of power, and even corruption and collusion might occur.
Of course, Zhang Xiaoman wouldn’t let that happen while he was around, but he wasn’t all-knowing and omnipotent.
If he overlooked this area in the future, what might ensue was unpredictable, given human greed and desire are the hardest to control.
Therefore, he needed multiple departnts to jointly exercise adjudication rights.
When mbers submitted Contribution distribution requests, these departnts would verify the claims and then make decisions in unison.
If opinions were unanimous, the distribution would proceed.
If disagreents arose, they would discuss and align their views.
If in the end opinions still couldn’t be reconciled, the case would be handed over to higher-level departnts, or he would handle it personally.
Many companies were using such a model, and after learning so managent strategies from his mother, Zhang Xiaoman had applied them to his own organization.
Regarding these adjudication bodies, he planned to elaborate further with everyone later.
In the future, he intended to hold an all-hands eting on Rebirth Island to focus specifically on this matter.
For now, apart from himself, Lord Bear was the first within the Star Alliance to have a record of a kill.
According to the rules set by Zhang Xiaoman, killing a First Order Alien Species would earn one rit Point.
rit was different from Contribution.
It was more of a symbol of honor, used primarily to raise Star Levels.
For example, Brother Hero’s current level in Star Palace was “One-star Forest Guardian.” If he accumulated enough rit, he could be promoted to “Two-star Guardian,” and enjoy higher privileges and benefits.
Of course, not only killing monsters, but also developing Dark Energy Techniques, could earn rit.
Like Lin Sisi, who had already accrued quite a bit of rit because she had developed several Skills, she was well on her way to becoming a “Two-star Watchman” of the Radiant Hall.
These were plans that Zhang Xiaoman had made in the past few days, personally designed and executed, with the Star Network System providing auxiliary support, making implentation rather straightforward.
For today, the matter of combat reward distribution would be put to rest.
Next was dealing with the monsters, as everyone was still in the midst of this Mist.
“There are no more Alien Species here, I need to check other places.
Would you like to co with ?”
Zhang Xiaoman’s eyes shimred with silver light as he scanned the surroundings.
Everyone quickly expressed their desire to join, joking that such an opportunity to level up with a pro was not to be missed.
Although Weiss had sustained so injuries, he insisted on going along, stating that his wounds were now treated and bandaged, posing no major issue to his mobility.
Zhang Xiaoman naturally didn’t stop him.
On the contrary, he had a pretty good impression of this Bounty Hunter.
In his first encounter with an Alien Species, he had managed to resist and kill it calmly as an ordinary human.
Such Talent and strength, if nurtured, promised imnse growth potential in the future.
Initially, Zhang Xiaoman planned to summon an Anti-gravity Car to scout from the air, but he found that even his wristwatch had ceased to function.
Neither the Anti-gravity Car controller nor the Star Network Terminal worked; they were collectively paralyzed.
It was then that he truly realized how potent the blinding effect of the Mist was.
Even the high-tech wristwatch, which could function normally at the Gate of Hell, had failed, despite being alien technology.
After all, the threat posed by these creatures from another singularity wasn’t limited to Water Blue Star but to the entire universe he inhabited.
Fortunately, the range of the Mist wasn’t too wide at the mont.
After walking towards the center for so ti, they quickly located the source.
It was a giant heart-shaped entity, similar to what Zhang Xiaoman had once seen under a bridge, albeit slightly larger.
Feeling threatened, the Fog Heart changed its appearance to that of Weiss.
“Ahhhh!”
A piercing scream emanated from “Weiss,” causing dizziness and blurry vision among the people, everyone except for Zhang Xiaoman, who was immune to ntal attacks.
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