Chat group, starting from the Infinite Terror God Space

Wang Qi waved his hand, his tone softening slightly:

"Alright, that's all for now. Red Queen, find me a warm, comfortable, uninhabited island."

The requirements include a livable environment with complete living facilities, high privacy, distance from densely populated areas, and the provision of necessary security systems to prevent unauthorized entry.

"Understood, Master."

The holographic image of the Red Queen flickered slightly, and dozens of three-dimensional models and detailed data of small islands appeared on the screen in an instant.

"Searching for uninhabited islands that meet the criteria globally... Screening in progress...excluding those with harsh environments..."

Islands with excessively high accessibility and lack of living facilities... Three target islands have been identified, and anonymous negotiations and purchase agreements are currently underway with the island owners...

The data stream on the screen started jumping rapidly again, accompanied by a subtle electronic beep, with the Red Queen's voice synchronized in real time:

"Negotiations are complete. I have purchased 'Green Residence' in the South Pacific under an anonymous identity. The island has a warm and humid climate and lush vegetation."

The island boasts a natural freshwater lake and is equipped with comprehensive living facilities, an independent power supply system, and a concealed security system. It shows no signs of human habitation and is extremely secluded.

After a pause, the Red Queen added:

"Master, the island purchase process has been initiated. All documents will be processed during your journey to the island, without your personal presence required."

The helicopter is ready on the rooftop helipad of the Hive, equipped with a dedicated pilot and emergency supplies. The entire flight path is concealed and will not be detected by any monitoring equipment.

You will arrive at the island by helicopter in about 6 hours. Upon arrival, you can check in directly. All living facilities have been tested and the security system has been activated.

Wang Qi glanced up at the holographic screen in the control room, confirming that all tasks had been arranged properly and nothing had been overlooked, then turned and walked towards the exit.

"Okay, got it."

As he moved, three figures quietly followed—a liquid metal robot with a body entirely of silver-gray, whose shape could be freely transformed and which was always on alert;

The other two were black robots, completely black, with steady steps, following closely behind, forming a tight guard formation.

Wang Qi followed the passage indicated by the Red Queen, the cold white light casting a long shadow of him. The robots behind him emitted a faint mechanical hum, exceptionally clear in the silent Hive tunnels, as he headed towards the top-floor helipad.

As soon as I stepped out of the passageway, the wind from the rooftop helipad hit me, carrying a faint smell of machine lubricating oil.

Wang Qi looked up and saw a silver and black helicopter already parked in the center of the tarmac. Its streamlined fuselage had sharp lines and fine patterns engraved on it. The propellers were turning slightly, creating gusts of wind. The weapon hardpoints on both sides of the fuselage were faintly visible, exuding a cold sense of technology.

Wang Qi's eyes lit up slightly, and he was amazed. He had only seen this kind of helicopter in science fiction movies before. It was much cooler than the helicopters he had ever seen. The fuselage was narrower and more agile, but it exuded an indescribable sense of intimidation.

This was the first time he had seen the real thing with his own eyes. His fingertips twitched unconsciously, and a sense of disorientation washed over him.

Unexpectedly, in just two short days, he experienced so many unbelievable things, going from ordinary daily life to a life-or-death crisis in the God Realm, where everything around him became unfamiliar and dangerous.

Putting his thoughts aside, Wang Qi quickly boarded the helicopter. The cabin was simple yet spacious, and the seats were made of soft material that still provided good support.

He bent down to sit up, fastened his seatbelt, and lightly touched the control panel next to his seat with his fingertips to confirm that the cabin door was closed correctly.

The three robots behind him boarded the plane one by one. The liquid metal robot guarded the cabin door, while the two heavy robots stood on his left and right sides, maintaining their vigilance.

The cabin noise was isolated, leaving only the faint roar of the engine.

Wang Qi closed his eyes, and with a thought, the virtual panel of the chat group instantly appeared in his mind—the familiar group chat interface popped up.

The most noticeable thing was the level indicator above his head, which had quietly leveled up, from LV2 to LV3. He subconsciously glanced at the group members' level rankings, and his lips twitched involuntarily.

The rankings remain unchanged: Zhang Chulan and Lu Mingfei still firmly occupy the top spot, both at LV49, tied for the highest position;

Han Li and Xiao Yan followed closely behind, the former at LV45 and the latter at LV43, both of them being genuinely high-level.

Luo Ji and Emiya Shirou are in the middle, at LV38 and LV35 respectively;

What surprised him most was Xiaoyu, the little guy who used to be at the bottom, but now she has actually reached LV12.

Looking at myself, I'm still stuck at the bottom. I just reached LV3, but I've become the undisputed bottom of the group.

"Fortunately, the system space was a pleasant surprise."

Wang Qi felt a little relieved and opened the system space panel, where the three cubic meters of space were clearly visible. While the space wasn't particularly large, it was sufficient for his current needs.

He knew in his heart that the reason why his level was rising slowly was because he didn't have time to be active in the group.

It was all because of the life-or-death crisis in the Main God Space—in the past two days, he had either been carrying out dangerous missions and hadn't even had time to catch his breath, let alone open the chat group to speak.

But when he looked through the group chat history, he discovered something was wrong:

I had only spent two days in the Main God Space, but Xiaoyu said in the group that she had already spent seven days.

Han Li went even further, mentioning in his message that he had been in seclusion for a month and had refined a new batch of pills;

However, the passage of time for Zhang Chulan, Lu Mingfei, and the others was not much different from his, only about two or three days.

Wang Qi frowned, carefully searching through the group chat panel, and finally found an inconspicuous announcement in a corner.

After clicking on it, I finally understood. The announcement read:

Chat groups typically set a "baseline time," which is based on the amount of time group members spend chatting within the group.

Everyone's time will only be synchronized when all group members log in to the chat group at the same time;

Once someone leaves the group chat, time in their world will resume its normal flow.

The time flows at different speeds in the worlds where different group members live, so there is no need to deliberately synchronize them.

The announcement also added at the end: There's no need to worry about not being able to contact group members. Just @ the corresponding person in the group, and the @ person will receive an instant notification and can log in to reply at any time.

Upon seeing this, a warm feeling instantly welled up in Wang Qi's heart—he suddenly remembered that after entering the Main God Space,

He only sent a few messages when he first entered, saying "I've entered the God Space, it's very dangerous," and then chatted with Zhang Chulan and Luo Ji a few times after returning to the God Space.

After that, no one sent him any more messages, but no one in the group took the initiative to @ him or bother him, obviously knowing that he was in danger.

We deliberately gave him space so that he could focus on dealing with the crisis.

He opened the system space again, looked at the pile of rare and precious seeds inside, and a smile appeared in his eyes.

These medicinal seed seeds were carefully selected by him using a lot of points in the exchange shop of the Main God Space.

If he can successfully grow it, it will be of great benefit to himself, his teammates in the Central Continent team, and the members in the chat group.

He mentally mapped out the needs of the group members one by one: Lu Mingfei, that guy, seems carefree and irresponsible, but is actually sensitive and fragile inside, prone to self-doubt.

He specifically selected several kinds of medicinal seeds that could strengthen faith and focus the mind. The effect was similar to Zhang Heng's enhanced "mind concentration". Maybe it could help this loser and make him more determined.