A Full-level Commander Who Joins the Chat Group

He lowered his head and looked at the tentacle that pierced through his chest, covered with countless opening and closing, eyes flowing like liquid, and his mind went blank again for a moment.

what is this?

With such doubts in his arms, Kirito's body fell down, and his consciousness disappeared in this unknown simulation space.

What he didn't know was that after he was out, the twisted monster rolled up his sword with its tentacles, and slowly formed a humanoid creature somewhat similar to him with its tentacles, and walked towards the distance go.

...

Kirito was not the first to be out.

Because the attack is not limited to this place, and the threats that the group of friends have to face are not only external attacks.

Or to think about it from another angle, when war and chaos break out, especially when the enemy has already got some people in through some gaps, a group of people who don't look like this planet suddenly appear on the map. Regardless of whether it is an enemy or not, it must be dealt with first, so as not to leave hidden dangers.

So many group friends were cleared out before they figured out the situation. Before they figured out what happened, they were just about to start investigating the world, but they were shot dead by soldiers who suddenly took to the streets for defense work. Yes, only a small number of them were killed when encountering strange enemies like Kirito.

However, most of the people who were cleared out in the first wave were those with weaker strength in the chat group, because the defense soldiers who came to clean up were not the elite of this planet, and the real big forces were guarding a certain group. Some key facilities, so stronger group friends can also evade after reacting.

Not to mention old fritters like Yakumo Zi, although she was dressed in a fancy dress, she immediately led her companions to shrink into the gap space after realizing the situation, and left behind a weed in the corner of a certain building. The gap was used to observe the outside situation, and he even stole some clothes from the store, dressing up to suit the style of this world.

However, it does not mean that all the weaker group members have been cleared out. There are still a large number of group members who have not encountered anything in this chaos because they were born in a good place, or because of their own behavior style. Risks, and some even mix better than stronger group friends.

For example, the undocumented knight, because he has faced various catastrophic situations in his world for a long time, he has developed a fairly quick response ability, and has a considerable degree of experience in how to deal with such situations. The strength in the group is not high, but when it comes to adapting and handling the current situation, I am afraid that few people can be better than him.

"Don't panic! Don't panic! Don't panic!"

"Come this way, please, don't be crowded!"

"Don't run around, keep calm, there are enough supplies here, and the building is safe enough!"

"Be careful where you step, don't step on it, and watch out for children!"

Although he didn't know what happened, and didn't even understand the specific situation of this world, the undocumented knight stood up immediately after the chaos broke out, and then made a judgment on the situation based on his own experience, and began to treat the people Soothe and evacuate.

Of course he knew that all of this was false, and it was meaningless for him to evacuate or not evacuate these people. It was the best strategy to have this time to meet up with his companions or do more investigations.

He knows that he is actually quite stupid, and many people in the group are unwilling to cooperate with him because of this reason, because he often makes some untimely actions due to various unexpected situations during the mission, although he will try his best to Avoid implicating teammates, but sometimes it's not very good...

But he is an undocumented rider.

Even if he's a little stupid, even if he's not that smart, he still wants to stick to his philosophy because he's a hero recognized by the Hero Association.

Standing on the high platform, the undocumented knight shouted loudly, guiding the flow of people to gather in a safe direction.

And behind him, the expressionless defenders pressed their cold muzzles against his back, where the heart was.

But he didn't flinch, and he didn't show any panic on the surface. He didn't turn around until after the panicked people on the street were evacuated, and he extended his hand to the defenders with a smile.

"It's the first time I've met you. I'm an undocumented knight. Nice to meet you."

The defense forces looked at each other for a while, and finally a person who seemed to be the leader chatted a few words into the headset, then walked up to the undocumented knight, shook hands with him, and then took out some unknown equipment. The actions of the undocumented riders were blocked after contact.

"Take him away."

The undocumented knight didn't make any resistance, and left obediently with the defenders, without asking where he was going or what he was going to do.

And after the undocumented knight left, the leader talked a few more words into the headset, and then frowned.

"Sudden mass of unidentified persons...and not yet accomplices of the attackers..."

"No, wait, who the hell are those attackers...rebels?"

"What the hell happened, why didn't the upper echelons make any announcements, and didn't even evacuate the people in advance..."

"Fuck, what the hell happened..."

...

"This has not even officially started, and nearly [-]% of the people have been cleared out, this... ah."

In a certain building in the simulated mission space, the man rubbed his brows and sighed.

"Sure enough, we should wait for them to grow up for a while before starting this task. If this continues, it will be a question of whether there will be one adult left in a week..."

"I've already said it before, I want you to wait, but if you don't listen, what can I do?" Irene said blankly.

"That's because time is running out, and the chat group itself, it...it..."

That person, or the group leader, sighed.

"It's hungry."

"Hungry?" Irene frowned: "The chat group will also be hungry? You haven't told me this before."

"Not hungry in the conventional sense, it's just the closest metaphor I get, and it doesn't require eating..."

"Then what does it 'eat'?"

"What to eat..."

The group leader smiled bitterly, and looked at the scene outside the window.

"It's just a simulation mission."

"No, it's not so much a simulation mission as it is..."

"Feeding mission."