Players’ NPC daddy

Chapter 1015 Irreconcilable Conflict

What is happening before our eyes is the irreconcilable conflict between players and NPCs that has existed since the birth of role-playing games.

Not just in games, but in any entertainment work, monsters, disasters and other dangerous things are the main fun of the entire work. There is no entertainment without challenges and difficulties.

Even in farming games, there will be environmental disasters as difficulties.

But for NPCs in entertainment works, that is a real disaster. Farmers hope that there will always be good weather and good harvests, and ordinary people hope that monsters will never appear.

The smarter the NPC is, the bigger the gap between it and the word "entertainment".

In the early days of Godlock, players were sometimes seen as disasters.

Because players will attack groups of monsters at will in order to upgrade and obtain materials, and the intelligence of the monster groups is in a very subtle place.

They will look for strong opponents and take revenge, but they cannot tell who attacked them. They only know it was humans, so they will attack when they see humans.

Sometimes players will be treated as troublemakers and force their way into dangerous areas guarded by the Kingdom Knights.

In this situation, you usually just need to prove your strength, but sometimes, the Kingdom Knights will worry about the player's life safety, and will not let the player in easily even if the player is very strong.

The same is true for the people of Kinlunga North now.

For players, hunting monsters and waiting for the birth of the At Giants is an interesting gaming process, but for the Jinlunga people who have been trying to stop the At Giants on this land, players are nothing but troublemakers.

However, today's players are no longer the rookies they were two years ago. Problems can be solved through friendly communication and exchange. Doesn't the Giant Kingdom Alliance now allow players to enter high-level monster areas at will?

The problem is... they have now entered a kind of [dead zone] state, and they directly wiped out the Jinlunjiabei people.

"Cough cough cough~" The Grand Commander GG coughed twice. Looking at the tall man in front of him but with the eyes of a child, the people of Jinlunjia didn't know what to say.

"Why don't we go somewhere warmer and talk~"

Grand Commander GG pointed to the igloo. They had now built an outpost with ice bricks around it, and a warm bonfire was lit in the igloo.

"What's wrong? Are you made of ice? Will you melt when you are heated?" Herbie said, adding fuel to the fire. "Your fellow tribesmen seem to want to come closer."

In addition to accepting the food, the people of Jinlunga unconsciously approached the fire, with flames dancing in their eyes. Although they looked like they were made of ice, they could feel the cold.

Luen noticed the reactions of the people of Jinlungabei, her lips moved but she said nothing. Instead, she slowly stood up and walked towards the central igloo of the outpost.

She accepted the invitation of the Grand Leader GG, and the other Jinlungabei people immediately followed and sat by the fire. With half of their bodies illuminated by the fire, they showed innocent and happy smiles on their faces.

That feeling is warmth.

The Jinlunjia northern elder subconsciously followed Luen, but after taking just two steps, Luen turned around and glared at him.

"Mom..." the elder called timidly.

"I'm not your mother." Luen leaned over and went into the central igloo, leaving the elder shivering alone in the wind and snow.

"You guy!"

Hebi shouted at Rune through the window of the igloo, but Rune did not respond at all and ignored Hebi's shouts. Hebi had no choice but to push the elder to the other Jinlungabei people angrily.

After everything was settled, Herbie went into the central igloo, where Grand Leader GG and Blaze were already. "Are you a stepmother? How dare you treat your own child like this?" Herbie began to mock Luen before she even sat down, and Luen finally stopped being silent.

"Do you know how old I am?"

"100 years old?" Hebi looked at Luen. Appearance was indeed not the criterion for judging the lifespan of ancient races. Elves were one of the examples.

"8 is old."

"8 years old?"

Blaze beside him groaned, then immediately reacted and whispered to Herbie, "According to the calculation method of the Jinlungabei people, it's about 8 years old."

"No, I'm just like you guys who can see the sun rise and set." Luen raised her finger and pointed at Hebi, saying, "I'm about the same age as her."

"I'm 24."

"Really?" Lu En bent her fingers and tilted her head. "You are about the same age as the newborn Jinlungabei child I picked up."

The only sound in the central igloo was the burning firewood. Even Herbie didn't know what to say for a moment. The one in front of him was not a cruel mother, but just the oldest of a group of children.

They can't be too harsh on a child living in an extreme environment.

Herbie scratched his neck for a long time before he reluctantly slowed down his tone.

"We can help you. As long as you tell us your difficulties, we can definitely do something for you, such as the specific harm of the At Giant. If you tell us, we can definitely think of a way..." Hebie paused and looked at the Grand Commander GG, who nodded at her.

"To curb the large-scale hunting of foreigners."

Luen slowly raised her head. She ignored Herbie and looked at Blaze. Her eyes became a little blurry under her thick and long eyelashes.

"It's so beautiful..."

"Thank you, thank you."

Herbie silently elbowed Blaze's waist, then said viciously in Blaze's ear: "Where's your armor? Put on your armor! Cover your face."

"What's the difference between a full body armor and a coffin here!?"

Luen retracted her gaze, then took out a blue crystal from her arms and threw it towards Blaze. But whether it was intentional or not, the blue crystal fell into the fire halfway.

"This is..." Blaze saw clearly the blue crystals in the fire. They were fragments of the At Giant - Soul Ice.

The strange thing is that even under the scorching flames, the soul ice showed no signs of melting. The ice on the Giant Snowfield can be melted very easily, but the soul ice born from the earth cannot be melted.

He originally thought that soul ice should be an item similar to experience value potion, and as long as the soul ice is consumed, the experience value in it can be obtained.

"The At Giant wants to be melted, but not all flames can do that." Luen reached out and picked up the soul ice from the flame. The flame burned her dark blue body, but did not leave any trace.

"Melt it with your sun."

(End of this chapter)