Players’ NPC daddy

Chapter 605 Dog

[A wild bandit LV20 has appeared! ]

[You killed the wild bandit and obtained 1 blood-stained dagger, 1 leather armor, and 30 gold coins]

No player will have any questions about this process: kill bandits, gain experience points, and loot corpses.

Even though the era has developed to virtual stealth games, players will not have any psychological burden about killing robbers. After all, virtual stealth games have quite reliable psychological counseling, and there will be no such things as [corpses] and [broken limbs] in the game.

After all, villains are a necessary character in any game. Even a leisurely farming game needs thieves who steal vegetables or tax collectors to give players some motivation.

In a magical world like "Godlock", defeating the "villain" is not a rare thing, but this game is very harsh in some settings.

For example, humans are set as a "race abandoned by God". Humans do not have levels and skills like other races. Even a broiler chicken can accumulate experience points and level up.

This is a curse, and it is a curse that pursues human blood. The hybrids of other races and humans also have no rank. But in contrast, a few humans have also obtained a more powerful power called [Blessing].

Therefore, the bandits in this world are generally composed of ordinary humans. Killing them will not give you any experience points, only a corpse.

As for why the corpses are left behind, it also takes into account the game's worldview regarding [dead souls/ghosts] and so on.

Unfortunately, the corpse is the corpse, and players cannot do anything with it under the restrictions of the user agreement. You can bury it to accumulate virtue points, but it doesn't matter if you leave it alone.

If you want human internal organs, you can only go through the second situation, that is, humans who have become monsters.

In the notorious bandit fortress or on the pirate ship, there will be monsterized humans. Defeating and killing these monsterized humans will give you a chance to get [Monsterized Human Viscera].

But... this is a very unlucky thing for normal humans. Just holding these human organs will be disgusting. In the real world, if someone holds human organs, they will not be welcomed.

So Dali Feizhuan didn't tell Blaze about this matter in detail, he just said there was a way to deal with it.

Paying close attention to the status of NPCs is an important secret to improving the gaming experience.

The two guilds, Fairy Kingdom and Azazel, promised to make the coordinates of the mausoleum public in one day, so their goal was to quickly pass through the entire mausoleum within one day.

Blaze was a little worried about this.

The first three levels of the maze took up too much time. Both the map of the living and the map of the dead were quite complicated. If he could not see through the darkness above his head and have a bird's-eye view of the entire map of the dead, he didn't know how much time it would take to find the mechanism to the next level.

Dali Feizhuan said there was no need to worry, as he was very sure that such a complicated two-layer maze map would only have three layers.

You have to ask why...

"The content of the first three layers is already very rich, and there is no interest beyond the third layer. The guy who made this mausoleum would never allow his work to be boring."

Dali Feizhuan's confidence is blind, similar to [If it were that person, he would never do this].

This statement was not reliable, but other foreigners did not question it. It was like this terrifying mausoleum that sealed a terrible monster like Amit. It would definitely not be a boring, cumbersome, and uncreative playground. Looking at the confident expressions of the foreigners, Blaze could not help but believe it.

If we can really reach the bottom of the mausoleum within one day, it won't be a bad thing. Since it is a good thing, then there is nothing wrong with believing that good things will happen.

The entrance mechanism to the fourth floor is a huge stone scale. There is a stone-carved feather on the tray on one side, and the tray on the other side is empty.

"The scales of judgment... do you want us to put down our hearts on another level to perform a judgment ceremony?" Blaze stretched out his hand and pressed down the scales, but they did not move at all.

"If this mausoleum was originally built to allow the dead to meet the sun and go to a peaceful world, then only a heart lighter than a feather can open this door."

"This won't make us take out our hearts on the spot, right?"

The strangers began to talk about it. Taking out the heart was not a big deal. With the perseverance skill, people could survive for a few seconds even if their heart was taken out, and then use advanced healing magic to repair it.

The problem is that only a good heart can tip the scales toward the feather, but everyone knows that their hearts are dirty.

Generally, this kind of mausoleum has an extremely fucked-up setting, which is [self-destruction]. Things like the scales of judgment should be connected to the self-destruct device in the routine.

They didn't want to gamble whether this huge pyramid tomb would become a disposable firework because of the builder's bad taste or some romantic plot.

"How about we just break in?" Blaze made a suggestion. Since the door to the next level is right in front of them, they might as well destroy the stone door directly.

The reason why we were so diligent in searching for the mechanism on the first three floors was because we had no idea where the door was. If we were to destroy it carelessly, the structure of the entire mausoleum might be affected, but the door, which was originally a movable mechanism, should be fine.

After discussing it, everyone thought that this suggestion of kicking the door directly was really great. Normally, NPCs would prevent players from forcibly destroying the level, but Blaze actually took the initiative to propose it, which was really considerate.

Then it was time to open the door in various ways, and everyone used all kinds of moves. Cracks appeared on the stone door that was supposed to be absolutely impenetrable, and then the cracks became larger and larger, and finally the whole stone door was shattered by Huo Luo, the lion beastman, with a kick.

In the dust, an extremely huge sphinx appeared.

The colossus was suspended in the air, and countless steps around it floated around the colossus like clouds surrounding a god, colliding with each other and changing their combinations randomly.

"A three-dimensional maze?"

Blaze looked at the floating maze. Judging from the distribution of the steps, they probably led to the front of the Sphinx from where they were standing.

"That!" A stranger raised his hand and screamed.

Everyone immediately looked in the direction of the stranger's finger. On top of the Sphinx's head was a dark, skinny corpse. The corpse was missing an arm, but that was not important. What was important was the corpse's head.

It was a pitch-black dog's head.

"dog!?"

(End of this chapter)