Players’ NPC daddy

Chapter 1790 The Chasing the Sun, Part 3
Under his coercion and inducement, the simple villagers tremblingly opened the prison door and let him out.

Although he made a casual threat, he didn't expect that he would catch a dead mouse by chance. It seemed that because their players had too many unruly behaviors, the kingdom had quietly promulgated many laws targeting the players.

It is not directly targeting the players, but increasing the punishment for those who assist the players. Now it just happens to be implemented on the bad players, and the intensity has been exaggerated to the point where collective punishment is imposed, and rumors are interpreted as rain, and even false accusations are made, which can be taken advantage of by people with ulterior motives.

Looking at the villagers' pale faces, he knew that the punishment would probably be very severe.

Suddenly he felt a little uncomfortable. Although players always jokingly called him the Fourth Calamity, he felt a little unhappy when he was really treated like that.

He originally planned to pat his butt and continue looking for Yang Kui, but for some reason, he patted the villagers' shoulders and told them very seriously that he actually wanted to start a new life.

Otherwise, how could such a powerful and evil stranger appear naked in the confinement room of this nameless village? It couldn't be that he had stumbled.

Then you must surrender voluntarily!

The simple villagers were only slightly shaken before they believed his words, and were so moved that they gave him a set of clothes to celebrate his new beginning.

Although this was a shabby set of clothes that had no defensive capabilities, he was embarrassed to take it off in view of the villagers' sincere blessings. After chatting about some gossip in popular cities, he began to learn about Yang Kui indirectly.

Yang Kui must have a special mission, but judging from Yang Kui's attitude and personality, if he goes straight up, he will be shot to death, so he has to fight in a roundabout way and understand Yang Kui's background first.

This villager didn't know much.

He was not discouraged. He asked villagers everywhere and inquired about Yangkui. Because of his words of reform, many villagers no longer had any hostility towards him, and more and more information about Yangkui became available.

Some people say that she is a mean-spirited old woman who doesn't know how to appreciate kindness. She rudely drives away anyone who comes to help take care of her. She also likes to talk nonsense and make things difficult for people. Others sigh that she is a woman with a miserable life and a tragic life.

It is said that she was once a very famous leader of the Knights in the Third Kingdom, but this was sixty years ago and there is not much evidence to prove it now.

As for the part about miserable life and suffering, which belongs to the gossip part, it is recorded in quite detail.

Forty years ago, Yang Kui, who was already blind, came here with a man. At that time, Yang Kui was not used to the life of a blind person. Even though she was once a brave and courageous leader of the Knights Templar, she became extremely weak after losing her eyesight.

Unfortunately, the man left after taking care of Yang Kui for a short time, and left behind a promise that "if Yang Kui doesn't look back, he will come back."

The man left when Yangkui needed him the most. He would definitely be criticized as irresponsible and lacking in responsibility, but the villagers did not make such an evaluation.

Because that man left to defeat the evil Titan in the Third Kingdom.

No one would think this is an excuse, just as no one dares to resist or look directly at the Titan Evil God, it takes tremendous courage to say that one wants to fight against the Titan Evil God.

If someone says that they want to defeat the evil Titan, they will only be laughed at. They will say that you should defeat the hurricane and the earthquake first. But if someone really goes to defeat the evil Titan, no one will laugh at them. They will only feel inferior and ashamed.

Whether it is a hurricane or an earthquake, they are ultimately invisible natural phenomena, while the Titan evil god is a living being, a tangible enemy that can be challenged at any time.

He touched his chin and glanced casually into the distance. The thing was so huge that it could be seen from every corner of the world.

He didn't want to fight either, because he knew he couldn't win. This massive boss was clearly someone you needed to enter a certain storyline to fight; he didn't want to waste his time. He had also obtained crucial information: Yang Kui's special mission was definitely related to that agreement.

However, he was a little uninterested because it was obvious that this was a mission to enlighten Yang Kui's heart. The promise left by the man, "If Sunflower doesn't look back, he will come back," meant a farewell forever.

Sunflower is a plant that chases the sun. How can it not look back? Unless it dies.

He originally thought he had found some powerful special mission, but this was it. However… looking at his empty warehouse and equipment bar, he found that he didn't have that many choices.

If I complete Yang Kui's special mission, at least I can... inherit the equipment of Yang Kui, the former, famous leader of the Knights, right?

As for his plan to look for Yang Kui, a large number of villagers advised him not to do so. Yang Kui was indeed a miserable man, but a man who had been insisting on an impossible promise for forty years was somewhat crazy.

He patted his chest, playing the role of a standard gentle brave man, saying that what he liked to do most was to care for the elderly, and successfully gained a lot of favor from the villagers.

So he came to Yang Kui's residence again. Strangely, Yang Kui was sitting at the door, as if he had been waiting for a long time.

"You don't mean what you say."

Yang Kui suddenly said something, and he was stunned, his expression became a little serious. It was obvious that Yang Kui had heard his conversation with the villagers. Whether Yang Kui was lurking around and eavesdropping, or directly heard the conversation in the village at this position, it was quite terrifying.

Of course, what's even more terrifying is that Yang Kui could actually tell that he was not being sincere. Of course he was not being sincere, otherwise how could he gain the favor of the villagers? Isn't that how the game is played?
But I didn't expect that the NPC following the established procedures would have the ability to judge that he was lying. It's too smart.

This is bad.

He had a headache. Being seen to be lying was like choosing an option. He was afraid that he had completely lost the chance to gain Yang Kui's trust, and he would not be able to carry out this special mission.

"But if you tell a lie all your life, it becomes the truth."

Yang Kui slowly stood up, waved at him, and walked straight into the house.

He was stunned when he saw that the door was not closed.

What's going on here? A wrong choice actually leads to a plot twist? Or is this the way it should have been?

His mind was in a mess and he wanted to find the logic of the game, but after thinking about it, he could only attribute this situation to the personality of the NPC Yang Kui.

But this is too... intelligent, just like a living person.

He grumbled, then gritted his teeth and accepted Yang Kui's invitation and walked into the house.

The interior is surprisingly simply decorated. For a blind person, all he needs is the furniture for daily living. The only decorations are a suit of armor covered with scars and honors and a sunflower.

(End of this chapter)