Poverty makes me capable of anything.

That's a devilish star belt that even top-tier star domain rulers dare not venture into. What makes the Mechanical God Cult so capable of doing so?

"Is she serious?"

Vesta was dumbfounded.

He considered himself quite arrogant, but compared to An Ran, he was just a junior.

Yes, there are many resources in Hidden Sandbar, but you still need to be able to safely bring them out.

Besides, it's wartime now, where would you find the energy to do this?

Therefore, Vesta strongly suspects that Enron has ulterior motives.

On the one hand, they wanted to use this to eliminate the negative impact of Keynes's mudslinging.

On the other hand, it is intended to dilute the impact of the embargo.

"That should be it."

Vesta nodded.

interesting.

He wanted to see how long An Ran could keep struggling.

Normally, she could ask the Exiled Empire for help, but now the Exiled Empire itself needs various resources, and even if it could spare some for An Ran, it wouldn't be much.

In fact, Anran's idea was similar to Vesta's guess.

If you lack confidence, you won't have many reliable partners.

Previously, the Flanor Foundation and the Cult of Machines had a very good relationship, but now that Vesta has spoken, their tone has become hesitant and stammering.

We must take action.

However, An Ran was genuinely confident.

The war did restrict the Mechanicus's actions to some extent, but she knew it wouldn't last long.

Judging from the various promotional videos, Sequence Wars is not the main theme of the game.

Once the Silver Moonlight launches an attack on the Eternal Star Path, the Eternal Star Path, besieged on both sides, will inevitably consider other paths.

This war is most likely to end.

The Eternal Star Path has already gained a lot of benefits, and even if they withdraw, they can still make a profit. The only ones who will suffer are the Unbeliever Legion.

But who cares?

Once the war ends, the Mechanicus can focus on developing the Hidden Sands.

This period of time can be used to conduct experiments.

Anran analyzed the storm belts of Hidden Sandbar a long time ago, and the level requirement for the fourth-level storm belt is no less than level 220.

An Ran dared not even think about it.

But we can always go somewhere else, right?

It's still very dangerous; we still have to risk our lives to build it up.

But this is what Anran fears the least.

After this period of development, she now has nearly ten million players.

Sending players who are not yet at the Star Slayer rank to explore under the guise of a mission is perfect.

Not only do they not have to pay salaries, but players also have to be grateful to Anran.

[Only under Enron could I have so many tasks to do]

[Hey, all done, I've leveled up again!]

[Dedicate oneself to the Cult of Machines]

Who wouldn't like free and easy-to-use labor?

"I'm such a kind person."

After leaving the virtual launch event, Anran immediately began preparing the development plan.

Of course, all she needs to do is grasp the general direction and then step in to encourage the players.

"The Church of the Mechanical God will remember your contributions!"

"Your names will be engraved on a memorial tree near the Divine Court!"

It became.

The players below shouted that Anran was the best in the world.

That was a memorial tree personally crafted by An Ran, the ruler of the star field.

From then on, whenever tourists or believers passed through this place, they would see their names.

What an honor this is!

Even casual players can't resist this temptation.

A large number of players boarded the spaceship and, passing through the Hollow Stone in the Watcher Coast Sector, strode confidently into the Hogs Galaxy, which was once the territory of the Rabbit-Eared Race.

With the fall of the Night Demons, this land now nominally belongs to Silent City.

Therefore, no one dared to come out and stop the players of the Cult of Mechanism.

Based on the temporary base that Anran had built on the edge of Hidden Sands, the new development plan was being carried out in a grand manner.

To increase the success rate of the plan, An Ran deliberately had her projection find Zhou Jieyu.

"Hey, you want me to go over there and manage a mechanized unit?"

“That’s right.” An Ran patted Zhou Jieyu’s shoulder with a serious expression. “This task is very important, but I believe in you. You have always been highly respected among strangers!”

"Ah, that's right, that's correct."

Zhou Jieyu burst into laughter.

An Ran praised her, and she became quite arrogant.

Na.

Being called someone favored by Lady Luck is a kind of prestige.

An Ran was right!

Row.

"I'll take this mission!"

"Do a good job."

Anran was very pleased.

If every player were as easily fooled as Zhou Jieyu, her assets could increase even further.

"What? Anran wants you to manage a mechanized unit?"

Upon receiving the message, Li Zhuying's eyes widened in surprise.

What a magical story this is!

"What, you look down on me?"

Zhou Jieyu said with dissatisfaction.

"If it were anything else, it would be fine, but this... it's not that I don't trust you..."

"I think you just don't trust me, ha!"

Zhou Jieyu snorted.

It's okay, just trust her.

Who is An Ran?

That's the top leader of the Mechanical God Cult, one of him is worth countless Li Zhuyings.

Zhou Jieyu set off on her journey to Hidden Sandbar with a joyful heart.

A bright future awaits her.

Anran made the promise.

Once she achieves results, she will be put in direct management of a small branch of the Cult of Machines.

By then, she'll be a big shot who can command many NPCs and mechanical troops!

Hello, Sister Zhou!

"Sister Zhou is invincible!"

Hey.

Just thinking about it is exciting.

Hopefully, we'll gain something from this.

After sending Zhou Jieyu away, An Ran went to see Christopher and Eben.

"Your task is very important. Wait until we finish this..."

"Do not."

Christopher shook his head.

"I don't want to take a vacation anymore!"

"What?"

What will I use to motivate you to work harder in the future?

Christopher said, "I tried to change my mindset. The point of living is to strive. Taking holidays is corrupting. I want to become a better version of myself, and I want to work hard!"

"..."

An Ran was so moved she almost cried.

That's incredibly insightful.