Chapter 39: Frontline Journalist (END) Part 1

Ah Jin went back to space, and San Qi welcomed her politely.

"Master, welcome back. You've worked hard. San Qi will make you a cup of hot tea."

Ah Jin smiled at San Qi's submissive look.

"You have so many ideas. Does your boss know? Tell me honestly, are you really just a system?"

San Qi respectfully said, "Machines also have intelligence, and it is proper to respect the strong. You deserve respect."

Ah Jin disdainfully said, "Do not be a demon. You can not play hard and soft tricks. I do not buy that."

San Qi's attitude remained unchanged.

"Why? I only respect the strong from the bottom of my heart. You overthink. Do you want to settle the mission now? Or do you want to rest a little?"

Ah Jin did not argue with it.

"Settle the mission."

The space then divided the settlement energy between the two sides.

There was 2000 settlement energy this time, Ah Jin took 1400, and the rest was given to San Qi.

San Qi spoke again, "Master, I now have the energy to open the function of watching the world that follows. Do you have a world that you want to watch? We can play it for you now."

Ah Jin expressed no interest, and she asked San Qi again, "Why aren't you angry about my suicide anymore?"

San Qi answered, "Master, the mission belongs to you. It is up to you. San Qi will not interfere."

Ah Jin was a little disappointed.

"I was waiting for you to save me. Who would have thought that you would pull me back? Tsk, what a pity."

San Qi gritted its teeth and said, "Master, don't joke. The brains were smashed out in front of everyone's eyes. San Qi doesn't have that much energy to save it."

"Oh? You can save it if you have enough energy?" Ah Jin looked at it.

San Qi did not answer.

"Master, quickly absorb the energy and rest for a while. You must be very tired after completing the mission."

After saying that, it went back to the website management background and no longer paid attention to Ah Jin.

Ah Jin sat down to absorb the energy again.

She wanted to understand the connection between the energy of the space and her death energy.

San Qi looked at its failed mission again and threw a fit because Ah Jin's stats hadn't changed at all in that world.

There were even some values that had dropped.

Name: Ah Jin

Age: ???? Unknown error

Affection degree: 15

Love degree: 10

Friendship degree: 5

Anger degree: 10

Sadness degree: 5

Fear: 3

Happiness: 20

Total score: 68 (out of 700)

Energy: ???? Unknown error

Mission World: 3

The degree of fear fell from 5 to 3.

Like it guessed earlier, Ah Jin was more comfortable living in such a chaotic world.

The poor who had nothing to lose did not fear those in power.

They spoke and did things quickly without considering the effect.

Ah Jin was the kind of person who cared nothing about life.

If you killed her, she probably had to thank you.

San Qi looked at the maximum affinity section.

It decided to start looking for a breakthrough in that area.

The other could slowly follow, at least if only one could get a perfect score.

Ah Jin was still absorbing the energy.

She killed almost 20 people in her last world, but the result was not as much death energy as she got from her death once.

It was not a good deal.

What was more interesting was that the energy in the space did not conflict with her death energy.

Apparently, there was a sense that they complemented each other.

Who laid such a big game?

Was it a mistake, or was she also a piece of the chessboard?

Ah Jin suppressed the questions in her heart.

These would one day reveal themselves.

The most important thing now was to strengthen oneself.