I got an S-level talent in the apocalypse, and I will lead Blue Star to rise

Chapter 244 Team
Faced with the sudden wave of negative public sentiment, the Chinese camp is making efforts.

But most players, whether from factions or even solo players without factions, can only hope for the best.

It was only then that Leon realized that supporting a team wasn't simply a matter of providing food and clothing.

His supplies were clearly insufficient in the face of such an unexpected situation.

Unfortunately, his team members were all combat-oriented; once they lost their combat capabilities, the entire team came to a standstill.

His friends list was full of messages from his teammates asking for help.

But he really didn't have many props, which made Leon extremely anxious, so he had to go to Xiao Qichen again.

"Xiao, I'm in trouble, can you help me?"

"Xiao, I've heard that your country has many purification items, is that true?"

"Xiao, only you can help me now!"

"Xiao, don't worry. As long as you save them and take over the team, you'll be the only captain from now on!"

"Xiao, please, I beg you, as long as you save them, I'll agree to whatever conditions you ask!"

Leon's attitude became increasingly humble, from pleading at the beginning to begging at the end, showing that he was truly at his wit's end.

Xiao Qichen guessed that it was probably because some people had already fallen into a coma.

It wasn't until he saw the last item that Xiao Qichen felt the time was right.

I replied to their message.

"How much do you want?"

Leon was overjoyed when he received the first reply.

He didn't care about anything else. "We need at least five, no, the more the better!"

The team has about 200 people, so they should be able to hold out for 3 or 4 days without any problem.

Leon was worried that his players wouldn't be able to hold out for that long, but he didn't dare to ask for an exorbitant amount.

Because he didn't know exactly how many Xiao Qichen had.

This time, Leon genuinely came to ask for help, but he also had a bit of a testing mindset.

In fact, besides Xiao Qichen, he also tried to find two other partners.

But their strength is too weak; they can't even compare to themselves.

Leon dismissed them again.

After much thought, Xiao Qichen was the strongest player he knew.

He just didn't know whether Xiao Qichen was willing to take over the team.

Although I know it's very difficult to build a team in a survival game.

But Leon believed that he had been exposed to similar knowledge since childhood, and many of his family members were business people.

But this is in the game, and he's starting from scratch. It's too difficult, really too difficult.

Leon's desire to save his teammates was genuine, as was his intention to take the opportunity to hand over the entire team.

Those people had followed me for a while, and their character was decent.

Leon couldn't just stand by and watch them die, so he could only place his only hope on Xiao Qichen.

Little did they know, Xiao Qichen was also pondering this matter.

He sat on the sofa, his head slightly bowed.

The question wasn't whether to help, but rather what to do next in the game.

One day, all the players on Earth will step out of the protective circle that the game has set up for them.

By then, going it alone would be impossible to survive.

Xiao Qichen was even less willing to place all his hopes on the camp.

The faction considers the interests of all players in the faction, but perhaps in the next second, someone will be sacrificed because of it.

He didn't want himself and Ning Yun to be the unlucky ones.

Unfortunately, Ning Yun is now deeply bound to the faction, making it almost impossible for her to break free.

Therefore, forming their own team was the best way to maximize their chances of survival. Xiao Qichen's fingers twitched slightly, and he sent a message.

"Send me the team information."

Leon's eyes lit up immediately. "Wait, wait a minute, I'll send it to you right away!"

He knew Xiao Qichen's style; if he didn't want to get involved, he would never ask him for information!
As he read the information Leon sent him, Xiao Qichen frowned.

It's too monotonous.
Almost all of them were young and middle-aged men who didn't know any technology and relied solely on force to acquire resources.

Although early returns are high, the ability to withstand risks is low.

Just like this time, focusing only on weapons and food and neglecting to collect other resources, a single negative status effect knocked them all down.

Doesn't Leon know the team's flaws?
Of course he knew that, but there was nothing he could do. Unlike in China, foreign countries don't allow players to enter the game as a family unit.

The elderly, the weak, the sick, and the disabled had all died several days before even entering the game.

Those who survived were mostly young adults.

They could be casual players, but the short-term gains would be far less than grinding dungeons or being a hunter.

Human energy is limited; if you can take care of one thing, you can't take care of another.

Foreigners are naturally envious when they see that Chinese players can produce their own living supplies and even develop new things.

But they simply don't have the time or the energy.

This is also the fundamental reason why Leon insisted on collaborating with Xiao Qichen.

This time, he finally got his wish.

Xiao Qichen was willing to take over the team, but he also made several demands.

The most basic rule is to obey; you cannot question his decisions or pry into the details.

Leon was very excited after hearing this, thinking that Xiao Qichen had his own sources of information, and readily agreed.

But that's not all. Xiao Qichen even drafted a contract that, once agreed upon by both parties, would be recognized by the game system.

If a team member breaches the contract, all of their belongings will be automatically transferred to Xiao Qichen as liquidated damages.

If Xiao Qichen breaches the contract, the consequences will be the same.

When Xiao Qichen took it out, Leon knew that he had already made up his mind.

The document contained more than twenty regulations, most of which were common ones.

For example, when a team acts together or runs a dungeon, all resources belong to the team and are distributed according to contribution.

Anyone found to be hiding something will be immediately kicked out.

Each member must work more than 8 hours a day for the team. If they cannot go out due to special weather conditions, they can ask for leave in advance.

If all members work 8 hours a week, they will receive perfect attendance.

There are both punishments and rewards; the agreement is written clearly and explicitly.

To be fair, this agreement is quite fair.

But something strange happened. Leon wanted to ask a question, but instead received a message from Xiao Qichen.

“I screen each member individually, and only those I approve of can stay in the team.”

In other words, those he doesn't approve of will be removed from the team.

Of course, this is done after the negative status effect has been removed, then the player is kicked from the team.

This can be considered Xiao Qichen's compensation to these people.

Although Leon didn't quite understand, he didn't say anything more.

In fact, he had no right to say anything.

After all, the current commander is Xiao Qichen, and he himself is not even a deputy commander.

He even doubted whether he could stay in the team.

Fortunately, Xiao Qichen didn't go that far.

A team needs not only members with high combat skills, but also some support staff.

Leon plays that role.