The viewers let out a chorus of amazed sighs. It was worth noting that when Benjamin played this part, his Seamoth was wrecked by the Crabsnakes in just a few hits. Benjamin only had the option to run away. Later, relying on the godly artifact, the Stasis Rifle, he transformed into DIO and sneak-attacked one.
With this comparison, the Prawn Suit's combat power was visibly and vastly superior!
Soon, a Crabsnake measuring over ten meters long was simply taken down by Jenny.
"Phew... this play, this play is Camille getting a solo kill on Cassiopeia!" Jenny shouted loudly. At the same time, she exhaled, her heart feeling an unprecedented sense of exhilaration. "Awesome, brothers, playing with this Prawn Suit is just way too awesome!"
Not to mention her, the viewers watching the stream were practically drooling with envy too.
Wearing a mech to fight monsters, this was the dream of countless boys!
"But these giant pythons, they really look terrifying!" Jenny sighed again. Snakes and spiders were two things that inherently made humans feel afraid.
Next, Jenny remained quite sensible. Although she successfully killed a Crabsnake, she didn't let it go to her head. After scanning the Jellyshrooms and the Crabsnakes, she continued to advance cautiously while avoiding the surrounding mushrooms.
Jenny knew very well that there were too many Jellyshrooms here, and there were definitely hundreds of Crabsnakes hiding inside them.
She could handle a solo kill on one, but if a whole group swarmed her, even the Prawn Suit wouldn't be able to save her life.
I can't afford to provoke them, I really can't.
Before long, Jenny indeed saw pink pythons slithering out of every single Jellyshroom. However, they were all patrolling nearby and didn't attack Jenny, who was further away.
This scene made Jenny's scalp tingle numbly. At the same time, she couldn't help but sigh, "These massive pythons, so many of them... if female streamers saw this, tsk tsk..."
Before Jenny could finish her sentence, the viewers in the stream burst into laughter.
[Pfft, Jenny, aren't you a female streamer?]
[Spit it out, Jenny! What do you, a female streamer, want to do to this group of cute pink snakes?!]
Jenny was utterly speechless and hastily defended herself, "I'm not talking about streamers like me, I'm talking about those kinds of... ugh, never mind, never mind!"
She couldn't let the topic derail, otherwise, if they kept talking like this, the twitch moderators would probably take action.
Continuing across this Jellyshroom forest, Jenny soon caught sight of the Dreadnought crew's pod 2...
Parking the Prawn Suit outside, Jenny held a gun in one hand and a flashlight in the other, entering the shelter. Just like Benjamin, she was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of equipment blueprints here.
Water Filtration Machine, Bioreactor, Alien Containment, Nuclear Reactor, and so on and so forth.
"With the blueprints for these things, I'll be able to build a shelter on the seabed too!" Jenny couldn't help but let out a cry of awe.
Carrying this excitement, Jenny entered the final room and found the voice recorder inside the bedside table.
Next, the voice of the Dreadnought's Captain rang out. With a solemn tone, she recounted everything in detail.
The mysterious bacterium, the Warpers specifically hunting the infected, and the alien building connected to the Warpers...
As well as the alien key and two tools the captain ultimately left for the player, along with the final words of encouragement in her dying message...
After listening to it, Jenny immediately fell silent. Her previous excitement vanished completely, her heart now filled with admiration and respect for the Dreadnought's captain.
"Chat, I suddenly realized that everyone we've met in this game has been a really good person..." After a long silence, Jenny spoke up.
[Mm, Jenny is absolutely right.]
[Yeah, whether it's the Second Officer who gave us the land coordinates and told us to go to the Aurora to send an SOS, or the captain and crew of the Fireworks ship who traveled thousands of miles to save us, as well as the captain and crew of the Dreadnought, they were all good people...]
[It's a pity, good people don't get good ends. They all died in this water world.]
[Sigh, the storyline the devs designed is too cruel. Why couldn't they just let them live?]
The viewers also sighed in agreement one after another. The heart-wrenching moments were indeed incredibly heart-wrenching, but the devs' values were truly beyond reproach. In the face of disaster, everyone in the game displayed immense unity, doing everything for themselves or their companions to survive.
Her heart suddenly grew a bit sorrowful. Carrying this emotion, Jenny opened the back two drawers, subsequently obtaining the Repulsion Cannon and the Stasis Rifle.
Upon discovering these two pieces of equipment, especially the latter, Jenny's sorrowful heart instantly livened up again.
At this moment, her mood was like riding a roller coaster, going from excitement to depression, and back to excitement!
Not to mention her, the players who reached this part of the story probably all felt the same way. This was exactly why people called the devs a demon who toyed with people's hearts.
"These two guns are so powerful!" Jenny yelled excitedly. "This Repulsion Cannon can control gravity, and the Stasis Rifle is even more absurd, it pauses time!"
As expected, the concept of pausing time was something both boys and girls thoroughly enjoyed.
Next, just like Benjamin, Jenny began testing out these two guns. Of course, it wasn't just them; almost all players who got their hands on these two guns would instinctively play around with them first.
As a result, the surrounding fish suffered a disaster, once again being used as experimental subjects and tragically toyed with by Jenny.
Because these two toys were too fun, Jenny played for roughly ten minutes before finally stopping. It was time to get back to business.
"Alright, Chat, then our next goal is this alien cannon tower!" Jenny spoke up. "Now that we have the alien key, we should be able to open the force field door of the alien cannon tower. Furthermore, with these two artifacts in my hands now, plus the Prawn Suit, even if the alien cannon tower inside is a dragon's pool or a tiger's den, I can still barge right in!!"
Jenny's current equipment was incredibly luxurious, so she was very confident about her trip to the alien building. The equipment was her source of courage.
[Nice, nice, I also really want to see what's going on inside the alien cannon tower!]
[Jenny, hurry up and move, I can't wait anymore! I'm c~]
↳ [GreedXIII has been permanently banned.]
The viewers also urged her one after another.
However, Jenny didn't head over immediately. Instead, she rested at Lifepod 2 for a bit and collected a large batch of materials to avoid any resource shortages later.
It had to be said that the living location the Dreadnought crew chose was indeed excellent. The surrounding ores and various raw materials were very abundant. Soon, Jenny's backpack and the Prawn Suit's storage were filled to the brim with all sorts of materials.
After making all the preparations, Jenny was ready to leave this cavern.
But it was only at this moment that Jenny realized leaving was going to be a bit difficult. Because the entrance was above her, she had to fly up.
This required the coordination of the powerful thrusters and the grappling hook, swinging up like Spider-Man.
Jenny tried several times and failed each time, plummeting straight down from above. Once, she almost fell right into a Crabsnake nest.
"Gaia, can I let you pilot the Prawn Suit?" Wanting to choose the lazy way out, Jenny immediately asked Gaia.
"The Prawn Suit does not provide an autonomous driving function." However, Chang'e ruthlessly replied, "Please rely on yourself, beautiful girl. Piloting the Prawn Suit does indeed have a certain level of difficulty. If you need it, I can provide training for you."
"Fine, fine, fine!" Jenny hurriedly agreed.
Therefore, Jenny underwent another dozen minutes of training with Chang'e. Under Chang'e's guidance, she finally swung her way all the way up, managing to leave this Jellyshroom cavern with great difficulty.
As a result, Jenny could be considered slightly more proficient in controlling the Prawn Suit, but she was still far from being able to pull off flashy maneuvers like the slingshot launch from before.
After leaving the cavern, Jenny found another Reefback Leviathan, then rode it toward the island.
With the help of the Reefback Leviathan, Jenny drew closer and closer to sea level, and light gradually appeared around her.
Twenty minutes later, the silhouette of land appeared ahead. The island was right before her eyes.
Thud, thud, thud!
Accompanied by heavy footsteps, Jenny, wearing the Prawn Suit, arrived on the sandy beach of the island. The heavy Prawn Suit stomped deep craters directly into the sand.
She quickly arrived in front of the alien cannon tower.
This entirely eerie green alien cannon tower hadn't changed at all since Jenny's last visit, still standing quietly at the edge of the island.
Jenny arrived in front of the force field console, then took out the alien key she obtained from pod 2 and placed it on top.
With a sharp click, the alien key slotted perfectly into the groove of the force field console.
Then, accompanied by a buzzing sound, just as expected, the force field covering the entrance of the alien cannon tower vanished.
[It worked, the force field is gone!]
[That really was a key!]
[All I can say is, thanks to the Dreadnought's captain. Without her hard work, we probably would have never been able to get inside!]
Seeing this scene, the viewers spoke up excitedly. Jenny also took a deep breath and nodded. "That's right, so now, we'll fulfill the dream the Captain couldn't achieve in her place!"
At this moment, thanks to Subnautica's incredibly powerful ability to build atmosphere, both Jenny and the viewers were a bit too immersed in the roleplay.
To guard against any potential danger, Jenny wore the Prawn Suit and strode into the alien cannon tower.
The first thing that entered her eyes was a broad corridor. The interior decor of the alien cannon tower didn't look any different from the exterior. The ceiling, walls, and floor were all forged from the same eerie green metal.
Different patterns were still carved into the metal, complex yet brimming with an aesthetic appeal. The lighting embedded in the wall crevices, floors, and various other places illuminated the interior crystal clear.
This building was very quiet, and it looked like there was no one inside.
As Jenny advanced, she scanned the surrounding scenery with her scanner, and Gaia's voice promptly rang out.
"Ding. Scans indicate that this architectural structure is composed of a metal alloy of unprecedented integrity. No matches found in the database."
"In other words, you can't analyze it... Sigh, it seems we humans truly can't catch up to these aliens," Jenny lamented.
She continued to move forward while observing the surrounding environment. The interior of this building was quite spacious, but it wasn't furnished with much, making it seem rather empty. As she walked, Jenny noticed a green, cube-shaped crystal, looking about the size of a Rubik's Cube, placed on one of the walls.
"What is this?" Jenny immediately performed a scan with her scanner.
"Ding. Ion Cube. This alien crystal can permanently stabilize the potential energy between ions. The energy stored inside is approximately equal to a small-scale nuclear explosion. Although it sounds terrifying, analysis indicates that the aliens likely use it as a battery."
Hearing Chang'e's words, the group of viewers all burst out.
[Such a small thing actually stores the energy of a nuclear explosion?]
[And they just freaking use it as a battery?!]
[I originally thought future humans were already invincible in the world, I didn't expect these aliens to be even more ferocious.]
[A force field for an anti-theft door, and a nuclear explosion for a battery. These aliens really have some tricks up their sleeves!]
"Then I better not be impulsive and touch it." Jenny was also frightened by those words, withdrawing the hand she had initially reached out.
Continuing to move forward, Jenny quickly reached the end of this corridor.
At the end was a perfectly square little room. However, this room had no floor. Below it looked like a pitch-black, bottomless abyss. This thing looked like an elevator shaft, but there was no elevator to be seen.
Filled with doubt, Jenny could only scan it once more.
"Ding. Alien Elevator. Utilizing force field principles, it can safely transport people or objects to different floors. Assessment: To use this elevator, simply jump straight in."
"Jump straight in, that's pretty hardcore..." Jenny muttered, then gathered her courage and jumped inside.
Then, with a swish, Jenny plummeted straight down!
"Aaaaaah, what the fuck, Gaia, you fucking lied to me!"
Jenny instantly screamed. A powerful sense of weightlessness and falling washed over her. The sensation in this game was incredibly realistic; at this moment, she felt like there was genuinely no difference between this and jumping off a building!
Just as she was about to hit the bottom of the shaft, Jenny's body abruptly halted. The surrounding force field gently held her up, then slowly lowered her to the ground.
"Damn it, that scared the life out of me..."
Jenny cursed out loud, supporting herself on the wall with a lingering fear as she walked out of the elevator. This was completely different from the force field she had imagined. She thought the force field would wrap around her the entire time and gently send her down.
What the hell was the deal with just dropping straight down?!
Just as she was feeling depressed, Gaia's voice chimed in immediately after: "See, I didn't lie to you, right?"
"..."
To think she would actually get mocked by an AI. At this moment, Jenny had the urge to just throw the scanner away!
Of course, Jenny was only thinking about it. Without Gaia, how was she supposed to keep playing this game?
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