NIKKE, the end of the world is coming, but the system is a hundred years late

The commander, who had been arguing with the counter clerk, stormed out of the building.

Others seemed accustomed to it.

"Next commander."

It's Mo Changge's turn.

Mo Changge sat down.

The clerk asked, “How can I help you?”

"Submit the combat report."

"Okay, please wait."

The clerk took the combat report, looked at the screen, and typed on the keyboard.

after awhile.

The clerk raised his head and looked at Mo Changge, his eyes full of surprise.

"You, you are the commander who defeated the one codenamed Blacksmith?"

The clerk's voice was not loud, but it attracted the attention of many people in the hall, and even those who were arguing stopped.

They all looked over.

"He was the one who defeated the Tyrant-level Letcher with three ordinary Nikkis?"

"No way. Is that something a human can do?"

"But he looks ordinary, nothing special."

"I heard about it on the news a while ago. The government even issued a notice about it."

"It is said that the government is going to introduce a new policy that requires commanders to go to the ground with Nikki when they carry out missions."

"Damn it, it's all his fault."

"What a beast."

The staff dealt with it quickly.

"Here is your bill. If you need anything, please feel free to contact me. Also, please continue to fight for humanity."

The staff member's enthusiastic appearance was completely different from his cold attitude towards other commanders just now.

Mo Changge walked out of the office and found many commanders. Some were squatting at the door of the office, while others were leaning against the wall, sighing with a dejected look on their faces.

"commander."

Rabbi came to greet him.

"Is it done?"

"Ah."

“These people…?”

Mo Changge thought these people were strange, so he asked Lapi what was going on.

Chapter 26 Farting in Bed

Rabbi hesitated.

"It's better for the commander not to know about these things."

"why?"

Mo Changge found it even more strange.

Rabbi hesitated to speak.

"This concerns the commander's privacy."

Mo Changge became excited when he heard it.

"Privacy? Then I have to listen even more."

Rabi was silent for a while, but finally spoke out.

"The Commander is one of the main forces in the fight between humanity and Letcher, and is responsible for the hope and future of humanity... at least on the surface."

Mo Changge nodded.

Everyone knows this.

Rabbi sighed and said, “But in reality, there is a big gap between reality and ideal.”

"gap?"

"Ah."

Mo Changge thought back to what had just happened in the hall and vaguely knew what the problem was.

Rabi told the story.

This confirmed Mo Changge's idea.

Although the commander looks glorious in name only, he is an elite who has received formal education and a hero who fights for humanity.

But that’s not actually the case.

Just like Nikki, the Commander is not actually taken very seriously by the Ark.

The so-called formal education actually lasts less than a year.

It is basically impossible to gain an in-depth understanding of the ground, Letcher, Nikki, and the corresponding combat tactics in such a short time.

The education they received was basically spiritual and psychological, instilling in them the belief of fighting for humanity and boosting their courage to fight.

This is even more of a mob than a mob.

Mo Changge was stunned when he heard this.

Does this work too?

As for the commanders' combat capabilities, it's like farting in the bed - you can smell it and cover it up.

He was sent on a mission without learning any knowledge, and there was no method in commanding Nikki.

The influence of such a commander on the battle situation can be said to be crucial, but it can also be said to be a big drag.

Any team picked out from the excellent matching mechanism of the African region can be regarded as a well-trained and powerful team.

Such an excellent education model resulted in an abnormally high mortality rate among commanders.

The first time the mission was executed the success rate was over 70%.

This is also one of the reasons why commanders are reluctant to go to the battlefield.

The second reason is that the commander’s salary is too low.

The commander does not have a fixed income, it is more accurate to say that he is paid on a piecework basis.

You get paid for each mission you complete.

More work, more reward.

The less work, the less gain.

No need to starve to death.

"By the way, do you get paid?"

Mo Changge suddenly thought of a question.

If the commander is so poor, wouldn't Nikki be even poorer?

"Have."

Rabbi nodded. "We are different from the commander. We get paid every month. After all, Nikki is the first line of defense against Letcher and the main force to retake the ground."

"Yes, it's a lot of money, I can't spend it all," Anis said with a smile, "The central government officials are really kind. The money they give out every day is enough to buy ten cans of carbonated drinks. I worry every day about what to buy to spend it all."

Mo Changge: "..."

As soon as I heard it, I knew that Anis was speaking sarcastically.

Ten cans of carbonated drinks?

If calculated based on the real world, a can of carbonated drink costs three yuan, and ten cans cost thirty yuan.

Thirty dollars a day...

Mo Changge was silent.

Compared with Fang Zhou, Huang Shiren can be said to be helping the poor and needy.

How cruel!

"So, you guys don't get a share of the compensation for the mission?"

"Of course not. We Nikki are just tools. Tools, understand? Will you pay a tool a salary?"

makes sense.

Mo Changge nodded slightly.

"Besides, the commander is already poor enough. If we share the money, it will feel like we are competing with wild dogs for food."

Mo Changge: "..."

You are scolding me in a roundabout way, right?

Anis suddenly realized what was happening and said with a grin, "I'm not talking about you, Commander."

Mo Changge: "..."

It would be better not to say this.

"By the way, I haven't asked you yet," Anis came over and asked mysteriously, "Commander, how much money did you get for this mission?"

"Isn't there any share for you?"

Mo Changge asked curiously.

"It's not my share, but I'm just curious," Anis said like a curious baby, "Quick, quick, let me see. I don't want yours."

Mo Changge opened his personal account.

The scene that came into view stunned him.

A series of zeros follow.

"One hundred million!"

Anis's exclamation was heard from the side.

"Hey, this must be fake! There are so many of them!"

Mo Changge was also a little surprised.

Even if I don't know much about the price of the task, I know that the money is indeed a bit too much.

Rabi said, "This is the reward for a Tyrant-class Letcher. The bounty for each level is exponentially different. Ark hasn't defeated a Tyrant-class Letcher for many years. It's normal to get so much money."

"so envious……"

Anis next to her stared at the string of numbers, her eyes filled with desire.

"How about I give you some?"

Mo Changge said.

Anis refused immediately.