Delta: Who are you saying has suffered a loss of strength?

"Giving such a detailed introduction, aren't you afraid I'll..." Before Han Che could finish speaking, Raven waved her hand, impatiently turned over, and turned her back to him.

"I'm just expressing my sincerity, so you should too. Just getting a softer bed would be fine."

Han Che looked at his back and remained silent for a moment. "Tomorrow's prison operation, you and Shi Ding will cooperate."

"Who listens to whom?" Raven's voice came through my back, muffled.

"Listen to Shi Ding."

The raven suddenly rolled over, moving so quickly that the bed creaked as if it were about to fall apart.

He stared at Han Che with wide eyes, his mouth agape, his jaw almost dropping.

"No way! Dude! I'm a map boss, why should I listen to a shieldbearer?"

"Let's listen to Shi Ding this time. We'll see how you perform next time."

Raven stared at him for two seconds, then flopped onto the bed, slapping the bed frame with both hands with a dull thud.

"Damn it, that's really unfair. I knew I shouldn't have gone easy on you, I even took off my armor to fight you! Pah!"

Han Che chuckled from behind his mask. "Heh, who told you to show off and fight me without your armor? To be honest, I actually admired you back then."

Raven turned her head to look at him, her lips twitching. "I was just afraid you'd cheat and use resurrection."

"What's wrong with using resurrection?"

"So what if you used resurrection?" Raven's voice was filled with surprise. "You used resurrection, so what kind of one-on-one fight is that? That's cheating."

Raven continued, "What if the third brother hits you with that hammer again..."

"Then I won't die either," Han Che interrupted him.

The raven paused, taken aback. "Huh? You won't die even if another hammer blow comes?"

Han Che nodded. "That hammer-wielding soldier called Lao San has a broken arm and can't fight at full strength."

The raven fell silent. He stared at the ceiling, blinked twice, and sighed.

"Under the combined interference of hallucinogenic fog and whistles, I led three hammer-wielding soldiers to ambush the rear of your royal guard, and I was still managed to get injured."

Han Che had already heard the reports from Da Yong and Lin Feng over the past two days. At that time, Han Che, along with Shi Dingshi and two shield soldiers, went to kill the fake "Raven." The real Raven, with three hammer soldiers, used the smoke bombs to block the view and Raven's abilities to directly ambush the back row.

Upon realizing something was wrong, Da Yong immediately gathered the three riflemen together, while a hammer-wielding soldier braved the bullets and charged forward. The close-quarters combat between the four hammer-wielding soldiers was overwhelming.

Even so, it was because the four of them combined their firepower that they were able to severely injure those hammer-wielding soldiers.

The one leading the charge was the one with the giant hammer whose armor had been shattered.

This is something the Raven never anticipated – the disparity in troop strength was so vast.

Han Che stopped wasting time talking to Raven and turned to walk towards the door.

"Keep a close watch on the prison." He pushed open the door and went out.

A raven's voice came from behind. "I know, I know, stop nagging."

Tomorrow is the day Tide Prison will reopen. Having dealt with matters within the prison these past two days, Han Che has been catching up on recent events in the player world through live streaming.

One of the recorded videos, from the Samurai Sword Club and featuring Shimada's first-person perspective, went viral.

Han Che clicked in and saw that, from the victim's perspective, his actions were indeed quite frightening.

Although Shimada eventually died, he is currently the first player to present the warden's battle on screen in a relatively complete manner.

Previously, neither the Explorers team when the prison first opened nor John's team with their cheat codes later provided such comprehensive combat footage of the warden himself.

This is the only one where someone like Shimada lies in one place and watches the entire warden's battle from a third-person perspective.

Moreover, the battle between the warden and the raven is of even greater value.

However, Han Che noticed that most of the discussions on live streaming websites now revolve around Dam Zero.

He browsed the forums and news on the live streaming website and found that all the major clubs' attention, manpower, and resources were focused on Dam Zero.

However, due to the recent global live streaming equipment, the cameras were used to broadcast the Tidal Prison live, so there was no live broadcast of Dam Zero.

It is said that the next broadcast, which is tomorrow, will be a live broadcast of the operation inside Dam Zero.

Han Che could understand the immense attention garnered by Dam Zero.

The difficulty of Tide Prison is widely recognized by the major clubs, so it's not surprising that something unexpected could happen.

But Zero Dam is different; it's the simplest and most frequently visited map in the player world, where even newbies can come out alive. But now, Zero Dam has encountered an accident.

Han Che clicked on a long article titled "The Internal Complexity of Dam Zero Has Significantly Increased—Is It a Coincidence or a Trend?"

The article listed several examples, saying that the casualty rate of recent teams entering Dam Zero was much higher than before.

Previously, if ten people went in, at most one or two wouldn't come out. Recently, however, when ten people went in, sometimes seven or eight wouldn't come out.

There have even been cases of operators getting lost, which is the most unacceptable situation for all factions. The fact that personnel are getting lost on the easiest map means that even Dam Zero may not be so simple.

There is a lot of discussion among players that Zero Dam is about to become a "prison".

Someone replied below: "What do you mean?" "It means it's become as difficult as Tidal Prison."

Han Che looked at the comment and paused his finger on the screen for a moment.

The term "prison-like" is interesting.

He recalled his last visit to Dam Zero. Back then, he went in with Mule and Wang Kuo, and they clashed with Said in the administration building.

Leaving aside Saeed himself, those Asara soldiers certainly seemed to have received Saeed's direct instruction.

He fired while running, fired while jumping, leaped, and rolled – all new moves he had never seen before.

After that operation, he heard that Raven had led the prisoners to escape, and he focused all his attention on the prison, putting the Zero Dam matter aside.

However, according to the raven, Asara and Hafk did not have the irreconcilable conflict he had imagined, at least not from the perspective of Prince Asara.

Looking back now, what exactly caused the changes at Dam Zero?

As Han Che pondered, many questions led him to the player world and to other maps.

This is also why Han Che has always strived for stability within the prison.

Now he finally has the means.

However, he hadn't left Tidal Prison since returning from Dam Zero, and he had also lost contact with Club 78. Thinking of this, Han Che immediately packed his things and headed to the player world without delay.

……

"Phew!" Han Che climbed up the riverbank, changed out of the warden's clothes, and returned to his identity as an ordinary person.

After taking the phone out of the system space, a large number of messages popped up from the phone after a few seconds of signal loading.

Instantly 99+