Player Reload

With Elsa at the center, the air temperature rapidly decreased, and the moisture in the air visibly condensed into hexagonal ice crystals. Countless snowflakes danced in the wind, landing on the ground, lawns, and branches, quickly encasing them in a layer of ice.

If Gray Rain hadn’t retreated in time, she would now be frozen in place.

These were still only Queen Elsa’s passive skills; she lowered her head to look at her palms as if adapting to her newfound strength.

’Damned...’

Bai Lang had cursed his teammates countless times in his heart. Elliot accidentally transformed into a monster and sided with the mission boss; Su Jie acted recklessly, dragging everyone into the mire... If it wasn’t for these bastards, he wouldn’t have ended up in his current predicament.

However, to some extent, he also had himself to blame for joining the Demon Scientists’ Guild.

In the eyes of the outside world, every member of the Demon Scientists’ Guild is a wicked villain, capable of casually conducting human experiments, creating biochemical weapons, terror robots, demon engines, and chaotic rituals, wreaking havoc and tragedies in the mortal world wherever they go.

But within the guild, conducting technological research, especially high-end technology, requires money.

Apart from those Lv30 and Lv35 higher-ups, the members below weren’t that advanced, and every week they had to pay a substantial membership fee (since players’ lives were unpredictable, all activities pursued high efficiency).

If you wanted to conduct some research to enhance your own strength, you had to spend Game Coins to buy every single piece of information, every technology, every patent within the guild, rent if you can’t buy, and trade technology if you can’t afford to rent.

If all else fails, you’d go to the slums to do dirty work, look after goblin dancers in night clubs for STDs, repair biological armored vehicles for mercenary groups, or screw bolts in a demon’s nest factory.