The Villain Only Wants to Live a Buddhist Life2

In fact, Darke is also very interested in Magic Chess, but he was worried that he would not be able to control himself once he was addicted to it, so he deliberately didn't learn it.

But seeing Professor Sylph and Professor Kazel playing Magic Chess, he couldn't help but join in.

Magic Chess is a type of chess similar to "Beast Chess". There are [-] pieces on each side, and each piece has a corresponding attack and defense health value and nirvana, as well as the number of steps that can be taken in each round.

Players can choose to "drop a piece" or "manipulate a piece of action" in each round.

By placing chess pieces in your own area, move forward and attack the opponent's chess pieces in the way of one chess piece per round, and finally kill all the opponent's chess pieces, or occupy the fortress, and you can win!

In the past, Magic Chess had a fixed set of [-] chess pieces, but recently some new chess pieces appeared, causing another wave of craze.

Players can open new Magic Chess pieces by purchasing gashapons, so as to build their own Magic Chess lineup, just like the duel group cards, which is very fun.

Some rare magical chess pieces will have additional value, and the transaction price is very astonishing.

Of course, it is inevitable that there are also pirated and genuine versions!

Pirated versions of Magic Chess are generally unofficial low-quality products.

In order to distinguish the original Magic Chess from the pirated version, an official crest that is difficult to copy is engraved on the bottom of the chess piece.

The Magic Chess used by Professor Sylph and Kazelle are brand new Magic Chess that Dak has never seen before.

The combination of chess pieces on both sides is very powerful, and they are attacking fiercely on the small chessboard.

The Sorcerer Chess raised and lowered its sword, constantly beheading each other.

In the end, it was Professor Kazel who made the best move, beheading Professor Sylph's "Elf Queen" and successfully occupying the fortress.

"call!"

Professor Kazel breathed a sigh of relief, picked up the teacup next to him and wanted to take a sip, but he didn't realize that the teacup had bottomed out.

Professor Sylph was obviously a little disappointed. She straightened up, turned her head and said to Darke; "When did you come?"

Dak smiled: "It's been a long time. How did you play Magic Chess?"

Professor Sylph put the chess pieces away, and said with a rare smile: "You don't believe me, I just learned it."

Professor Kazel also smiled: "I recommend it."

Duck: No wonder you can win...

But he didn't expect Professor Kazel to have such a hobby, which he hadn't seen before.

Professor Kazel seemed to see his doubts, and said casually: "I have lived for such a long time, and of course Magic Chess will. It's just that the 21 chess pieces fixed before were too boring, so I didn't pay much attention to them. I didn't expect the Magic Chess Guild to develop a new chess piece, so I thought about giving it a try."

Professor Sylph went on to say: "This is indeed a breakthrough. With the new chess pieces, the strategy of Magic Chess will be more abundant. Unlike in the past, as long as the backboard is enough. And the ideas of some new chess pieces are also very useful... ... let's get down to business!"

She sighed and pushed the pawn away.

Duck moved a chair conveniently, sat down between the two, and said, "Professor, is there any progress?"

Professor Sylph said: "It's just that there is no progress to worry about."

Dak asked curiously, "Is there no immediate means?"

Professor Sylph shook her head: "The present is not the past."

It means that there are means available, but they cannot be used.

Some methods available in special times are taboo in peaceful times.

However, it is very difficult to capture a person who has never shown himself from the beginning to the end with conventional means.

Duck nodded slightly, and didn't ask further questions.

Professor Sylph sent a message for him to come, presumably to discuss how to find people within the scope of the rules.

She went on to say: "The problem now is that we have too little information from our side. Even the other party's purpose of spying on the secret passage is completely unknown, and they have no clue at all."

Professor Kazel said humorously: "This is the most difficult thing. We seem to be looking for someone who doesn't exist. But since we can't find it, we have to find another way, such as letting him come out by himself."

Professor Sylph looked at Darke: "Is that what you said to lead a snake out of its hole?"

Dak nodded and said, "Perhaps the seal of the secret passage really stumped him, so he didn't move for a long time."

Professor Sylph: "There is indeed a possibility. But it is impossible for us to undo the seal of the secret passage. And that would be too obvious."

Dak thought for a while: "But if you want to lure someone out without the secret passage being unsealed, you need to know what the other party's ultimate purpose is for spying on the secret passage."

Professor Sylph: "So the problem is back to the original point."

After the discussion between the two stopped for a while, Professor Kazel spoke up; "Our current idea is to "create" a key to break the seal, and then use this key to lure people out."

After speaking, he turned his gaze to Dak.

After thinking for a while, Dak suddenly said, "Is this why you called me here?"

Professor Kazel smiled: "Yes. We want you to "make" this key!"

Dak: "Let me think about it."

……

The intentions of Professor Kazel and Professor Sylve are very clear.

Of course they can't really make any keys.

At this time, someone needs to "create something out of nothing"!

Of course, this is a more elegant way of saying it.

To put it bluntly...

Just need someone to spread rumors!

……

Darker is a person who has experienced the big bang of the information age, and knows more about "creating something out of nothing" than the two professors imagined.

This thing has no requirements for the authenticity of rumors, but attention should be paid to making the content attractive enough, even if no one promotes it, it can also achieve spontaneous "human-to-human transmission".

On this basis, the point to be noted is to ensure that the cost of spreading rumors must be 0!

To let rumors fly, the importance of "no cost" is sometimes even greater than the content itself.

But if you want to make the rumors fly higher, you still need to work hard on the content.

Generally speaking, content that is implicated in morality and makes people feel that they are standing on a moral high slope and can condemn the people below, or that can bring huge benefits to people, are all "good things" that can make rumors fly high. content".

On the other hand, if the status of the rumor spreader is convincing, it can also be used as a support for the spread of rumors, making the rumors fly even higher.

At this point, Dak has a natural advantage.

It's easy for him to spread rumors.

It's just that once the rumors are exposed, they also need to bear the resulting crisis of trust.

……

"What do I need to do?" After a long while, Duck still raised his head and asked.

There are still many ways to avoid the crisis of trust. Blurring the rumors, or kicking the ball to "a certain professor" are more practical methods.

Of course, it would be best if there was a "real thing".

This "real thing" can also be made into real bait!

Professor Kazel and Professor Sylve's thinking is quite thorough.

Professor Kazel immediately said: "I can make a fake key, and then store it in a place that is difficult to obtain, and then you will accidentally leak this news. Well, it can be said directly from me Said."

Dak thought for a while and said, "Then professor, why did you make a key that can break the seal? To make things difficult for yourself?"

Professor Kazel shrugged and said with a smile: "It's not important, Dimon. As long as there is a craze, no one will care about it. It's like no one will think about why there is a treasure map for the maze treasure? Of course, We can't let people think that there are treasures in the secret path. Otherwise, we will attract people who don't want to be attracted."

Dark said, "Professor, this is hard to control."

Professor Kazel: "That's why you are needed."

Dak: "Let me think again."

……

The incident itself sounds like that.

If it is just leaked casually, it may really attract people who need keys to take the bait.

There are similar moments in many stories.

There is no need for an overly thorough design, the focus is on the word "demand".

but……

Just saying but, what if the other party is a little smarter?

After all, the sudden appearance of the "key" makes it easy for people to doubt its authenticity and whether it is a trap.

What kind of "need" can overwhelm "doubt"?

People know the risks and still take the bait?

"Perhaps we can detour a little and make the hook less obvious?"

Duck couldn't help thinking about it.

He turned his eyes to the Magic Chess on the table, clapped his hands suddenly, and said, "Professor, I have an idea."

Professor Kazel focused slightly: "Tell me."

Dak pointed to the Magic Chess and said, "Deliberately spreading rumors is too revealing, we can use another method. For example, imitate a Magic Chess."

"Copy a Magic Chess?" Professor Sylph wondered, "What's the use of that?"

Darke explained a bit: "It's very simple, let the other party see what he wants to see, and he will naturally bite the hook."

Professor Kazel thought about it, and said, "You mean to imitate a Magic Chess of the vampire Vlad?"

Duck: "Bingo!"

Professor Kazel pondered: "This may be better than my method. But we still don't know whether the other party is targeting the vampire in the secret passage. Even, the probability of this is actually not high."

"It doesn't matter."

Dak shook his head: "Now that it's started, let's make things bigger. We also need to know what the appearance of the vampire Vlad means?

And, who is the vampire Vlad!Anyone who bites the hook, even if it is not the invisible person, will be someone related to it.