A brave player who started by touching corpses

As one of the most successful virtual monsters in film history, the popularity of the Alien is beyond description. Even if Luke mistakenly recognized the Super Warrior, he could not have mistaken the Alien.

Even the prototypes of the monsters in Contra were borrowed from "Alien", and in Super Contra, they didn't even pretend to be, and directly threw out all the elements such as face huggers, alien bodies, and Alien Queen.

The popularity of the Alien is indeed high, and many game manufacturers want to take the opportunity to get a piece of the pie. Since the Atari 2600 era in 1982, there have been so-called Alien games imitating Pac-Man.

After all, sometimes just relying on the name of the IP can sell well. It is conceivable that there will be many manufacturers with uneven game quality. Luke couldn't tell which game these Alien corpses came from for a while.

However, when he saw the pile of Alien corpses with his own eyes, Luke also had a new understanding of both aspects.

On the one hand, I understand why the Hero Guild chose not to notify the E-level heroes. Aliens are such a terrible unit, even the lowest-level individuals in the group have such terrible single-person fighting ability.

Their bodies are simply for killing. Claws, tails, mouthparts, and blood are all the most efficient killing weapons. It is almost impossible for humans with the same strength to kill aliens one-on-one.

But on the other hand, Luke also re-understood the combat effectiveness of the human side. Such efficient killing weapons can only become piles of corpses when facing the assembled heroes and armies.

Looking at these alien corpses, almost none of them are complete, and most of them are broken limbs and high-temperature burns.

... How about roaring a few times first?

Looking at the pile of corpses, Luke was a little eager to move.

The dangerous alien corpses that others avoid are treasures to be excavated in Luke's eyes.

But the question is, what name should I use to approach and roar openly?

I can't say that I am doing a purification ritual, right?

...It seems that it is not impossible.

Luke suddenly realized that the barbarian roar is indeed a kind of forced purification of corpses, and the most direct manifestation is the group of fallen demons in the original game.

There is a leading fallen demon wizard in this group, who can infinitely resurrect the group of noisy little things under his command, as long as there are corpses.

And when the corpse of the fallen demon has been baptized by any of the baptisms of frozen shattering, necromancer corpse explosion, paladin redemption, and barbarian roar potion, it no longer meets the conditions for resurrection.

Thinking of this, Luke immediately found the main person in charge of the temporary camp, wanting to dig up the treasure mountain of corpses on the grounds of "purifying corpses to prevent resurrection"

However, what Luke didn't expect was that he was rejected as soon as he met, and it was completely irrefutable.

"The corpses of these monsters have been reserved by the cooperative company of the guild. They don't want anyone to have too much contact with those corpses for any reason."

The man took off the same blue light sunglasses as his glasses factory while talking to Luke, and began to squeeze his eyebrows, looking very headache.

As the main person in charge of this mission, the C-level hero "Captain Commando" is now worried not by Luke's sudden request, but by the anxious current situation.

Not only is he worried about the current situation, but he is also worried about the quarrels above.

These monster units classified as "aliens" cannot be killed at all. No matter how hard you try, they cannot be killed. The corpses are piled up like a mountain, but they still cannot be killed. They always appear from all kinds of unexpected places.

From this, he and the guild have judged that the monster nest that refreshes the aliens is likely to appear in the underground sewers in the residential area of ​​this area.

But the problem is that the judgment has been made, but the upper echelons are directly divided into two factions in terms of how to implement it.

The radical faction advocates directly bombing the ground, cleaning up the entire area in a physical sense, and then dealing with the problem of the monster nest.

The stability maintenance faction thought that this was too radical. It was easy to clean up the ground, but the social and personal asset losses caused were immeasurable. They were more inclined to form several elite brave teams to jointly raid the monster nest, taking advantage of the fact that there would be no monsters in the nest if there were people, to cut off the refresh of the monster tide, and then gradually clean up other places.

More importantly, they could not be sure whether there were still survivors in the residential area who were trying to hide their bodies and waiting for the rescue of the brave guild. Such irresponsible cleaning up was simply murder!

But the radicals were not to be outdone and directly refuted, saying that continuing to allow the refresh and expansion of monsters and aliens would only make the situation worse. Letting them exist on the ground for one more second would put the surrounding residents and the braves participating in the mission in danger for one more second. Delay, delay, delay! In the end, a situation that was too big to be removed was formed. Can you bear the responsibility?

Anyway, it seems that the two factions, both of whom have their reasons, are only one step away from a meeting and a group fight.

However, indecision at the decision-making level will only lead to inefficiency at the execution level. Just stabilizing the current situation and ensuring that the aliens will not escape to other residential areas is already the limit of what the commando captain can do.

It is also thanks to the fact that there are indeed a lot of D-level combat heroes in Qixing City, and there are no more important events than this in the surrounding area, so the current situation is indeed under control.

But the sadness is also here.

Seven Star City is not like other cities, where there is one or more high-level warriors who are willing to go out frequently and have enough combat power to suppress an entire area. If there is such a person, the current alien monster tide would have been solved in minutes.

"Okay, I hope this company won't use these monster corpses to research something weird."

Hearing the captain's refusal, Luke did not insist on it, but left the temporary command center and headed straight to the front line after leaving a meaningful word.

Luke deliberately squeezed the company that collected the alien corpses.

Because of his experience of playing games and watching movies for so many years, some arrogant people on the human side always believe that they can control the genes of the aliens and make some controllable biological killing weapons when they encounter aliens, but they always end up out of control.

Who knows if the people in this world will have the same idea after getting the alien corpses.

Although the world is different, the human nature is equally complex. Anyway, Luke believes that the probability of classic reprints is definitely not small.

As the saying goes, the speaker is intentional and the listener is intentional. The commando captain really took Luke's words to heart.

This body structure, which is almost perfected for efficient killing, seems to be very suitable for being adjusted into a biological weapon, but the premise is that it can be controlled.

... I have to check the situation of that company.

The commando captain, who added new troubles to himself because of Luke's talkativeness, soon fell into a new round of command and dispatch problems.

Luke, who theoretically cannot participate in the battle as a combat force, unexpectedly met the Leaper who returned to the camp to rest and refuel, and successfully joined the Leaper's semi-permanent brave team with the excellent group damage ability of Hellfire.

A brave team called "Bozozoku", almost all members of which have vehicles.