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"Once the cruise journey is over, you'll naturally understand. For now, there's no need to ask too many questions. Just enjoy your meal and have fun," the old man said with a smile.
"By the way, there's one thing I can reveal to you: this game allows for teams, with a maximum of five players per team. Once you form a team, your chances of winning will greatly increase. However, there are a total of one hundred and twenty-three players this time, which means if you form teams of five, there will be three players left without a team. Fewer people means more danger," the old man continued, dropping this piece of information before turning back and heading into the cabin.
After the old man left, the people on the deck gradually began to chat among themselves. Before today, they were strangers from all corners of the world, but this game had tightly bound them together. Following the old man's last remark, they started looking for teammates.
Jiang Chen leaned against the ship's railing and paid little attention to the old man; he was just a minor character. If the Immortal Dragon Seal were in his possession, Jiang Chen would have acted immediately to take it from him. As for the game itself, Jiang Chen had little interest.
The deck became lively as everyone searched for teammates. Eventually, a situation arose where the more muscular individuals banded together. They agreed that if they secured victory in the game, they would split the one billion reward equally among themselves—twenty billion each was more than enough. In the end, strong alliances formed while weaker individuals and women were left to combine forces.
Naturally, Jiang Chen had no interest in forming a team. He stood alone at the side, gazing out at the sea and enjoying the ocean breeze.
An hour later, most of the players had formed their teams. With teams established, small circles formed as people got to know each other. Only a few girls and some weaker boys remained anxious about finding partners.
In the end, they had no choice but to seek out slightly stronger individuals among these weaker players to form teams. Some even invited Jiang Chen to join them, but he simply shook his head in refusal, leading everyone to overlook him.
After all, only three players would remain in the end. Although Jiang Chen did not appear weak, he would inevitably have to team up with the two weakest remaining players. Undoubtedly, this trio would be the weakest; even a group of five girls would be stronger than just three individuals.
Another half hour passed and most teams were finalized. Only two girls remained—both clearly introverted and quite ordinary in appearance. Earlier, several attractive girls had easily found teams just by acting cute; beauty was an undeniable advantage that men fell for. To maintain balance within teams, each group of five typically included at least one girl since they didn't yet know what challenges awaited in the game. If certain tasks required female participants and there were none in a team, that would be disastrous.
The two remaining girls looked anxious and finally approached Jiang Chen in hopes of forming a team with him.
Jiang Chen still refused.
With no other options left, the two girls reluctantly teamed up together.
Jiang Chen's actions drew everyone's attention; while everyone else was busy forming teams, he stood apart from it all—impossible not to notice.
"What does that guy mean? Does he want to go solo?"
"Probably greedy; he wants to claim all one hundred billion for himself."
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