Lord Of The People: You Want Me To Draw Randomly? I Control My Own Probability!

Chapter 270 Friendly Communication

Wu Wei glanced at the middle-aged man who claimed to be the city lord, pondered for a while, and said.

"Just think of us as merchants in this fog, here to exchange information."

"If I can trade suitable information, I can also give you a gift."

"It can allow you to pass normally in this fog."

Facing Wu Wei's previous remarks, the few people sitting opposite Wu Wei were noncommittal, but when they talked about the ability to pass normally in the fog, their eyes lit up immediately.

Instead of being trapped to death in the city, they always think about finding a way out in the fog.

It's a pity that they won't be lost in the mist for a long time under the shelter of the broken lighthouse.

Wu Wei's words just scratched the itch of several people.

The city lord, who was still wearing a white robe, was more calm and asked Wu Wei how he wanted to trade information.

"It's very simple, tell me about your coming here and the situation before you came."

"I will trade you information of equal value based on the value of your information."

Luo Like, who advocated controlling Wu Wei's access to information from the beginning, heard Wu Wei's words at this time, and said with distrust:

"How can we be sure that you will trade us information of equal value, cheating fools?!"

The other two were on the same front line as Luoli Ke at this time, and they also felt that compared to exchanging with each other, Wu Wei was more like a white wolf with empty hands.

After all, it is difficult to measure the value of information. If Wu Wei casually tells them that the value of the two is equal, it will be difficult for them to refute.

Wu Wei didn't bother to explain, he took out a scroll from the space and threw it to several people to check.

【Information Transaction Contract】

Number of uses: 0/1.

Attribute: When one party provides information, the other party must provide information of corresponding value for sharing. If information cannot be provided, corresponding resources are provided to make up for it.

Failure to do so will be punished by the laws of the contract.

The value of information is based on the party receiving the information.

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Under Wu Wei's "friendly exchange", the shocking three finally chose to sign the contract.

As the core of power in the city, the three of them naturally wouldn't come to talk to Wu Wei unprepared, but Wu Wei's actions just now told them what cooperation is a better solution.

Especially after seeing the black and white bear that smashed a pair of power armor with a slap just now, flattening and rounding it in Wu Wei's hands, they understood that if the deal fails, they can be snatched.

Even Luolik, seeing that such a powerful laser weapon had no effect on the red bird, completely gave up his own idea.

After signing the contract, the three felt an inexplicable bond formed among the four. At this time, they believed that Wu Wei's contract was real.

As for whether it is true or not, just kidding, except for the lord's contract, Wu Wei really didn't see how binding the other contracts signed by the lord were.

Even if it is binding, it is also binding on others. Do you understand the charm of a contract?

From the narration of the three people afterwards, Wu Wei's understanding of the fog was a little deeper.

As a first-level civilization, these horned guys have basically controlled the star system they are in.

But just when they wanted to expand outwards and colonize the planet, a strange fog began to appear on the home planet.

It was very light at first, and meteorologists thought it was a strange meteorological phenomenon, but the thicker and thicker fog has affected the normal production of Life on the parent planet.

The high level of this technological civilization ordered to find the source of the fog, and soon after, with the blessing of technology, scholars also found the source of the fog.

But not being able to find it may be a better choice for this civilization at this time.

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A gray-white rift hangs in the air, and a steady stream of fog gushes out from it, and then spreads all over the planet.

Found it, but how to destroy it has become a big problem.

At the beginning, experts and scholars believed that it was possible to destroy the fog by gathering the light of the Star by using its characteristic of being afraid of sunlight.

But after actually trying it, it didn't work.

Huge lenses in the air focused the Star's light in and around the rift.

No shit, even the fog around the gap seems to have some kind of blessing, unaffected by the Star's light.

Next, this technological civilization tried various methods.

But for this stage of scientific and technological civilization, the hole card is nothing more than atomic weapons.

A hydrogen bomb with a huge equivalent exploded at the gap, but the final result was that the gap that gushed out the mist became even bigger.

Hearing this, Wu Wei couldn't help sighing, this is the limitation of low-level technological civilization.

For space cracks, things like hydrogen bombs are difficult to affect their stability, but may have the effect of charging.

But if it is a higher-level technological civilization, a gravitational bomb with a small energy level may be able to make this space crack disappear.

If one fails, add a few more. Disturbed gravity will lead to a decrease in the stability of space, which can always be resolved.

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When Wu Wei saw this scene, he always felt a little familiar. It was basically the same as his operation of pouring the Spiritual Qi in his territory into Daming Otherworld.

He basically infers that the source of the fog is either a certain type of fog monster or a certain world.

But it does not rule out the possibility that all these fogs come from a certain terrifying existence.

The first two are easy to say, but if these fogs are all formed by one individual, then their individual strength is likely to exceed Wu Wei's imagination.

What the few people said after that was not very nutritious. After the gap became larger, the concentration of fog on the planet became higher and higher.

Slowly, various mist monsters appeared.

Their civilization is actually quite restrained against fog monsters, and laser weapons have damage bonuses for those monsters with fog attributes.

But the ubiquitous fog will greatly weaken the lethality of laser weapons, which can be regarded as a balance.

For a first-level civilization, this degree of influence is at most a delay in the pace of development, not to the extent of genocide.

Build a large fluorescent lighthouse to resist the fog so that it cannot enter the city, and connect the cities with underground roads. As for food and water, the problem is not big.

The food factories and water purification factories that Wu Wei saw after he came in can completely continue if the energy is sufficient.

The Horns thought so too, until the first Mist Wave broke out and the city was swept into the Mists.

The city has been engulfed in the mist for more than two months. They first used special detection equipment and found that there were settlements like them around.

Although they couldn't communicate with each other because of the fog, but in this unfamiliar place, a little light is better than all the fog.

But after those lights were extinguished one by one, all that was left in the city was endless fear and despair.

Countless people are regretting why they did not leave this city early, and the high-level officials of those cities regret why they were dishonest and hid in space like everyone else.

Wu Wei was about to continue listening, but the door of the living room was suddenly opened, and the soldier brought a piece of bad news.

The Mist Tides are coming.

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