Players’ NPC daddy

Chapter 2022 Hahaha~ It's irrelevant.

"Isn't the atmosphere here a little off?"

Guild leader Zero surveyed the small orc tribe before him, his gaze unable to leave the scantily clad, large-breasted female players.

It wasn't that he was lecherous, but rather that such a scene was simply too rare.

Playing female characters isn't unusual, and creating exceptionally beautiful female characters with great figures isn't unusual either, but there are just too many of these.

Aside from their faces being different, their body shapes are almost identical. They aim to be as popular as possible without affecting their physical activity, which is almost like mindlessly copying the same set of data.

To be honest, it's not strange to use data provided by others when customizing faces and bodies. It was common practice a hundred years ago, and now there's even a business dedicated to it.

But as I said before, isn't it a bit much that so many of them all happened to be doing activities together? There's something fishy about that.

"Is it strange? Isn't their race more interesting than their appearance?" Wardsfield looked at the group of players with great interest.

More than the uniform physiques and appearances, he was curious about why there were so many players of the "Angel Race".

As a new and highly controversial race, the Angel race has not been studied by many players so far.

This is quite incredible in other games. If a new human species appears and no one studies it, the game will basically die and lose popularity.

But here it's the complete opposite. The hype is too high, there's too much content, even if you had all your liver, you couldn't finish it all, not to mention there are one world-class crisis after another, even more than the content.

Most players, especially those who focus on strategy, felt somewhat nervous and deeply aware of their own inadequacy during the Tiamat apocalypse crisis.

Therefore, instead of developing a new route, it's better to find the limits of existing routes first, so as not to hold us back in the next world-class mission when large-scale team battles are needed.

The large number of players appearing in the Orc territory now, with highly uniform appearances and builds, can only mean one thing: someone has discovered a highly feasible core gameplay for the [Angel Race] and launched a hidden event accordingly.

However, this is not unusual. No one has ever stipulated that something must be made public once it is discovered or an event is held. Exclusivity is the normal development.

As long as you don't end up causing the exclusive content to deteriorate to the point where it can't be kept secret and other players have to clean up the mess, no one will say anything.

Of course, if you don't hide well and get discovered, which leads to other players wanting to intervene, you can't blame anyone else.

"Do you want to take action?"

Wardsfield looked at Guild Leader Zero. It was nothing unusual for them to snatch special missions and equipment; they risked bankruptcy and liquidation if they were killed.

Guild leader Zero shook his head. It wasn't that he had reformed, but rather that he didn't want to cause any unnecessary trouble at this time.

The Olympia tournament is just two months away, and the atmosphere both inside and outside the game is relatively harmonious. Most people are doing pre-event activities in their respective regions, and the Angel players in front of us are obviously doing some kind of pre-event activity.

Anyone with a modicum of sense wouldn't risk becoming the target of public criticism by bothering or causing trouble.

Of course, the more important reason is that the Olympiad Committee also pays close attention to the pre-competition events in various regions to ensure that the Olympiad two months later will not be disturbed. Stirring up trouble in this situation would be openly going against the committee, wouldn't it?
Blazer is on the committee.

Whether he can win or not is not important; what's important is that he doesn't want Blaze to know what he's doing!
At times like these, keeping a low profile is the most important thing.

However, Guild Leader Zero was naturally suspicious, and the sudden appearance of a unified angel race made him think of Blaze, a guy with a strong appeal to players and a knack for causing trouble.

"Hello~" Guild leader Zero walked up with a smile to greet him, but before he could continue speaking, the other party had already raised his hand in acknowledgment.

"It's a male's body data, which will not be disclosed."

It's a neutral, indifferent voice that doesn't distinguish between men and women.

"I know." The guild leader's expression remained unchanged; such awkward situations were not uncommon now that virtual stealth technology was so advanced. "The voice changer works quite well. Which plugin is it?"

“Benyin.” “Oh~” Guild leader Zero’s eyes darted around. He decided to chat for a bit to test the waters. Judging from the fact that the other party didn’t run away immediately when he saw him, he was a complete newbie, and the kind who didn’t even look at the forums.

However, what is completely inconsistent with the identity of a newbie is the level and equipment that are quite powerful.

"May I ask a rather presumptuous question? Are you currently organizing an event?"

"...Business activities, no comment."

"Commercial activities?" Guild leader Zero glanced at the name of the angelic player in front of him—[Honey Orange Ice Snow 233]—and suddenly realized.

As the hottest game right now, many companies have their eyes on its huge popularity and have begun to compete openly and covertly. The Olympia tournament two months from now is undoubtedly a pretty good place to place advertisements.

If the two months can pass peacefully and players' emotions can settle down, the Olympus Tournament's popularity will erupt like a volcano, surpassing even the first World Championship.

Considering the cost of advertising at the offline Olympia competition, the Olympia competition here offers exceptional value for money.

Guild leader Zero breathed a sigh of relief. Surely Blaze wouldn't be capable of organizing something like this.

But he was always cautious, so just in case, he asked a question.

"This question might be a bit strange. Was it an NPC who gathered you together and organized this event for you?"

Ice233 shook his head, then nodded.

"One player, one NPC."

Guild leader Zero's heart, which had just been at ease, jumped again. This was not a good combination. He happened to know of a combination of a player and an NPC.

Greenland and Blaise. Greenland only said they found Blaise work for two months, but didn't say what it was. Could it be that they just happened to run into each other?

"Could that NPC be Blaze?"

“Blaze?” Ice233 tilted her head and thought for a moment. “I don’t know him. I think his name is Black.”

"What about the players?"

Ice233 frowned. She felt that Guild Leader Zero was being a bit impolite, but Guild Leader Zero's tense expression told her that this seemed to be a rather important issue.

"Forger."

"Hush——"

Guild leader Zero let out a very exaggerated sigh of relief.

As for counterfeiters, although they are also members of [Somado], [Somado] is a true holy place in the eyes of believers in the Holy Cross Kingdom, so the pressure is immense. With only nine players in total, it is difficult to achieve a good ranking, so I heard that the members of [Somado] are all busy with this.

Clearly, they ultimately chose to recruit new players, specifically angelic players who were a good fit for the Holy Cross Kingdom, and had nothing to do with Blaze.

If Blazer shows up, he'll have to stay far away.

This wasn't an exaggerated reaction on his part; he genuinely felt that Blazer had a keen sense of smell and might just blurt out, "You're clearly a murderous outsider, yet you're risking being hunted down to show up here. Do you have some ulterior motive?" after seeing him.

That's fine, but if they said something like, "Do you have some other reason for this?", then it would be all over.

Since it wasn't true, he was genuinely relieved, his mood improved considerably, and a warm smile appeared on his face.

"Thank you for your answer. As an apology for this impolite question, please let me help you complete the task."

(End of this chapter)