Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start

Chapter 823: 880, The Current Situation of the Pacific Ocean Country

“Beep, detection of Blue Star human Su Yu leaving the war headquarters, estimated to soon arrive in Los Angeles.”

In the command center of the gigantic Spring Eye in the Rocky Mountains, Jennifer’s ears picked up the voice prompt from AI Blue Devourer.

“Received, please continue to monitor Su Yu’s actions,” Jennifer responded.

“Understood, Blue Devourer understands.”

With the prompt sound gone, Jennifer continued to focus her gaze on the large screen in front of her.

On the large screen in front of her were innumerable densely packed little light points, with the entire Pacific country in the background.

Among them, the green light points were those of their own troops—the troops of the Blue Star surrender faction, along with the higher-ups of the surrender faction;

The red light points were the enemy troops, with the most conspicuous light point located at the war headquarters where Su Yu was.

Beyond those, there were also a large number of yellow and grey light points.

…

In the command center, the base’s commander, Munk Raging Sun, was also seated there.

He sat with his arms crossed, an air of idleness about him, as he asked Jennifer, “Jennifer, how do you plan to direct this battle?”

Three months ago, Monck had pursued Jennifer. He admired this woman who was both beautiful and extraordinarily talented.

But the slippery Jennifer never let him succeed in his pursuit, and gradually, he had given up on that notion.

Upon hearing Monck’s words, Jennifer, staring at the large screen, said, “Actually, this battle is quite simple. I just need to control the rebel army and, before the Blue Star United Government eradicates them, do my utmost to eliminate civilians and key facilities.”

She stretched out her right hand towards the yellow light points on the screen: “These yellow light points represent Pacific country players of Above Third Order whose power has manifested; eliminating these players in the process of killing civilians is a top priority.

At the same time, power plants, hospitals, water plants, and other critical facilities cannot be overlooked.”

Monck nodded and let out a sigh, “Ah, it’s a shame that Gordon, whom we’ve been nurturing for half a year, was just expended like that.”

“Indeed,” Jennifer sighed lightly.

Who could have thought that Blue Star humans could have infiltrated the Raging Sun Royal Palace and stolen intelligence?

…

As Jennifer and Monck were chatting, the grey light points (civilians) on the large screen disappeared continuously, along with the yellow light points that were mixed among them.

The disappearance of each yellow light point meant the complete elimination of a Blue Star player whose power had manifested.

Moreover, they were being eliminated faster than anticipated.

In the cities of Los Angeles, Atlantis, Old Silver Mountain, and East Seattle, there were surrendered troops wearing mechs and wielding high-energy weapons, firing laser beams and throwing bombs at residential areas and skyscrapers.

Building after building collapsed under the hands of these members of the surrender faction, and the people attacked died among screams in blood and fire, the casualties countless.

The entire scene even somewhat resembled the disaster in Japan during the “Gravity Funnel” event, the only difference being that the killing efficiency of these surrender faction members was far less than that of the monster hordes.

The defense system of the Pacific country had no effect against these bombarding rebels.

Before the attacks began, the defense system of the Pacific country had already been completely paralyzed.

There were no military forces to stop these rebels, leaving them free to wreak havoc in the cities until they exhausted their ammunition.

…

The total number of rebel army troops was around 20,000.

50% of the forces were scattered across major cities of the Pacific Country, wildly bombing buildings and densely populated areas;

The remaining 50% were all gathered outside a large district in Los Angeles called “Nemesis”.

This large district was named “Nemesis” of course because of Su Yu, the number one gamer.

Inside the Nemesis district, over 95% of the residents were players whose abilities had materialized, and at least half of the top 10,000 strongest players in the Pacific Country were living here.

The reason they gathered to live here was because the Pacific Country had introduced a series of policies four months earlier encouraging the strongest players in the game to live in this district for free.

At that time, the power of these players had not yet materialized and was very fragile; even an ordinary gun could kill them.

The government-provided district not only offered free housing but also had the strongest security systems and ample supplies, so many high-end players were willing to live there.

Other countries also implemented similar measures, which was nothing unusual.

But now, precisely because these high-end players were concentrated in this district, it naturally became the primary target of attack for the main forces of the rebels.

As many as 10,000 rebel soldiers either in single-soldier mechs or aboard warplanes and hovering combat vehicles poured down on the Nemesis district from the sky.

After reaching the airspace above the district, they immediately dropped a large amount of high-yield bombs, intending to kill all the high-end players in the district.

At the first moment of the attack, most of the players were still in the game, entirely unaware.

Naturally, they were oblivious as the bombardment vaporized them into ashes.

Some of the surviving players received a warning in the game and quickly left to remove their helmets, then ran out of their homes in panic, trying to escape.

But facing the overwhelming rebel forces, their chances of escaping were zero, and many were shot dead by high-energy weapons just as they left their doorstep.

This reaction appeared on Jennifer’s screen as the yellow dots representing Nemesis district disappeared one by one, gradually being wiped out.

…

The Blue Star United Government’s response was actually quite fast.

As the rebels opened fire, the United Government’s military, particularly the air force, took off immediately, heading towards Pacific Country.

The defense system of the Pacific Country was paralyzed, so the United Government’s military could only depart from Indian Country and the Atlantic United Trade States.

But after all, they were planes, not Su Yu’s “Teleportation Technique,” so the air force was expected to arrive in an hour or two.

With this hour or two buffer, the rebels would have already taken the entire Nemesis district.

So now, the only person capable of saving the entire Nemesis district was Su Yu.

…

After leaving the nuclear war headquarters, Su Yu once again used the [Teleportation Portal] spell to reach the outskirts of Los Angeles.

The attack on the city had already begun, and even from outside the city, Su Yu could hear the continuous explosions coming from the city center.

Su Yu didn’t hesitate and immediately flew towards the direction of the explosion sounds.

This time he didn’t dare to teleport recklessly, fearing that the enemy might have set traps specifically for him, so he chose to fly there directly.

He flew straight ahead.

Nearing the city center, he reached one of the explosion sites.

A few rebel soldiers in rudimentary mechs had just destroyed a building and were packing up their weapons, preparing to bombard another building not far away.

Of course, Su Yu didn’t bother being polite with them and instantly unleashed a spell, hurling it towards those people.

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