Matrix Survival: I Get A Random Chest Every Day

Without immediately checking the attributes of the two robots, Li Zheng raised his hand to let them stand aside. He then went over to decompose the remaining three violet-skinned corpses, obtaining three Platinum Level Blood Crystals.

Just as the last corpse was decomposed and disappeared, the two robots moved slightly, as if instinctively wanting to stop him but held back.

Li Zheng noticed this sharply. Although he was puzzled, he did not show it.

To figure all this out would be simple—just find a way to establish barrier-free communication with the two robots.

He had a strong intuition that he should be able to obtain quite a bit of useful information from the two robots.

Li Zheng now regretted that when he met Luo Aiman earlier, he didn't trade for a translation tool.

Thus, the output of this Bloody Battlefield instance was confirmed: a total of ten Blood Crystals, six Gold, and four Platinum.

In the instance, regardless of who decomposes an item, the decomposition information can be seen by the other team members.

Li Zheng took out all ten Blood Crystals and handed them to the three players: "The instance is over, as agreed, all the revenue is yours, I won't take a penny."

"That's not right, big brother, you worked so hard... uh..."

Holding the Blood Crystals, the three exchanged glances after reviewing the attribute description.

What is the difference between this instance and doing it for nothing?

A tool to develop Blood Qi Ability, which depends on the Blood Qi concentration to operate.

It means that if they want to use it, they have to kill a few white-name players like Lin Fan did.

Let's not even mention whether they can bring themselves to do it; even if they harden their hearts to become red-name players, wouldn't that offend Li Zheng to death?

In their eyes, Li Zheng hates evil as his enemy. As long as someone is a red-name player, even if it's across channel restraints, Li Zheng will find a way to hunt them down and kill them.

The player with missing limbs hesitated and suggested, "How about we just throw them away, they're useless to us."

"Seconded."

"+1!"

The other two had no objections, completely ignoring the fallen Zhao Yu, not even considering to solicit his opinion.

As they spoke, the three of them were about to throw away the Blood Crystals when Li Zheng stopped them.

"Don't throw them, you can sell them afterward, isn't it the same?" He knew what these three were worried about, but if Blood Crystals are used well, they can also have some unexpected effects.

"Think about it: what kind of people would be willing to pay a high price for these items?" Li Zheng's lips curled into a barely noticeable smile.

A quick-minded player suddenly understood Li Zheng's intention: "Are you suggesting, big brother, to fish for enforcement?"

"Don't talk nonsense!" Li Zheng glared at him, "It's just fishing, nothing to do with enforcement."

Li Zheng wasn't any sort of enforcement officer, how could he speak of fishing for enforcement like that?

He just wanted to add a few names to his blacklist before the auction started, preventing certain disagreeable guys from mingling in.

Of course, if the Star Thief was still in his hand, Li Zheng wouldn't mind pretending to be an "enforcement officer" and kill a few more red-name players.

After all, the traits of the "Mysterious Declaration" are quite useful, and it would be a waste to leave it idle...

"We all understand."

They exchanged knowing smiles.

Li Zheng said, "When selling these things, you can set a high price. The more desperate the people wanting to buy are, the more likely they are to be red-name players. At that time, remember to jot down their names and channel numbers."

"Big brother is right. Compared to others, red-name players tend to come up with better goods, after all, merging the Identity Card extracts the three most valuable items." The player with missing limbs showed a worried expression, "But red-name players are all crazy. I'm a bit worried they might choose not to trade and instead teleport over to rob us directly?"

Would red-name players really trade honestly?

Probably not.

They've already grown accustomed to obtaining things they fancy by "snatching."

The difference lies in channel-switching for the snatching.

"I think you're overthinking it." Another player laughed at him, "Which red-name player dares to come to our channel? Aren't they afraid of death?"

In channel 879, besides the infamous Li Zheng, there are several other low-key experts, and if any red-names dare to come, they dare to kill.

Especially since Ye Kai holds a Divine Artifact like the Hunter's Compass, which allows for precise same-channel positioning—if they catch you, you're dead.

The reason Li Zheng changed his mind about keeping the Blood Crystals was because of this realization.

The handicapped player, now enlightened, chuckled awkwardly, "True, who dares to act wild in our channel, I was overthinking it."

The group discussed precautionary measures and decided that if an unscrupulous one really dared to act out, they'd immediately call for help in the regional channel. Li Zheng promised to inform Ye Kai and the others beforehand, and provide immediate support if something happened.

Finally, as everyone said their goodbyes, Li Zheng glanced at Zhao Yu and said to the trio: "As for his share... you can decide how to give it to him. After all, it was he who found the instance."

Li Zheng's principle is like this: Zhao Yu being a slacker is his own problem.

But the share that belongs to Zhao Yu must be given, without deductions.

Otherwise, when the Ancient Ruins were decomposed into giant materials, he wouldn't have voluntarily shared them with his teammates.

One is one, two is two. If you eat a bowl of noodles, you pay for a bowl of noodles—that's the rule.

(No time to explain, I'll modify the content below later, if it remains unsatisfactory, I won't do anti-theft chapters anymore, I've troubled everyone with this!)

Li Zheng took a sharp breath and turned to flee.

Can't afford to provoke, cannot provoke.

Just a deep breath had such power—it's no exaggeration to say that a mere glance could make one fall dead.

Who knew that Li Zheng's lack of movement was a blessing? Once he crawled up, he caught the attention of the Giant Dragon instead.

Two massive eyes glanced over, discovering it was merely an ant-like insect, which piqued the Giant Dragon's interest.

Usually, wherever it went, all flora and fauna within a radius of dozens of miles would flee, not daring to loiter in the vicinity.

Surprisingly, this time, not only did a tiny ant not run away, it dared to enter within a hundred meters of itself.

Interesting.

Ignoring the fact that Li Zheng was fleeing, the Giant Dragon's eyes revealed an amused expression—what species was this little ant?

Rarely seen, couldn't discern its species.

But since the little one had such courage, how about giving it a little benefit?

Li Zheng, in the midst of escape, suddenly froze. He felt a deep malice enshrouding him, with an ominous premonition in his heart.

As if tangible eyes were fixated on him, Li Zheng realized after a momentary freeze that he was motionless, unable to move.

"I'm doomed, the Giant Dragon noticed me... I'm just a dung beetle, no need to pay attention to me!!" Li Zheng wailed internally.

"Whoosh"

The flapping of wings was heard from the lake, followed by a gust of wind sweeping past Li Zheng, blowing away a layer of dry leaves.

Li Zheng's pitiable little frame stood eerily in the howling wind, not moving a bit—his antennae wildly flailing in the gale.

"Damn it... Definitely targeted!" Li Zheng internally winced. He knew he could stand steadfastly in the howling wind only due to the Giant Dragon. He wasn't naive enough to think he could withstand this level 12 hurricane with his strength alone.

Huge dragon wings beat down emphatically in intervals, causing the lake to surge with water, creating a mist over the water's surface.

Soon, the entire dark green Giant Dragon soared into the sky. A lack of tall trees around the lake created an open canopy, allowing it to ascend to the sky there.