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Chapter 2038 How can that matter be described as "sinking"?

The strongest reaction came from Greenland, who expressed her strong resistance because the predecessor of the "Rust Gospel" was one of the ten seats and the first ten seats of the "Azazel." While not exactly notorious for their misdeeds, they were certainly not good people.

Despite the strong reaction, Greenland's response was limited to this; it did not express any resistance or denial of the forger's actions.

Because the statement "He's really not a good person" is from the player's perspective.

【Azazel】is a murder guild, but most of the time, their targets are players, especially the top ones. They are more like PVP players than murder players.

They are absolute hardcore players, willing to complete all sorts of troublesome challenges in order to obtain special professions or rare equipment, and will also directly engage in PvP with other players.

These players who prioritize strength rarely, if ever, attack NPCs. Even if they do, they target blessed NPCs who can resurrect infinitely, and they would never kill ordinary NPCs.

The past killings of singers had little to do with these top-tier hardcore supporters; they weren't short of money.

To players, these people are definitely bad guys, but from the NPCs' perspective, they are the kind of people whose deeds sound scary, but in reality, they don't harm their own interests. In fact, in some major events, these people make significant contributions. They are people who know what is right at crucial moments, and they are both righteous and evil.

Judging from Blazer's reaction, he didn't even frown. Instead, he reacted as if to say, "Great, a very reliable helper has arrived," showing no resistance to the arrival of this "corrosion blessing."

Of course, this is mainly because the members of [Rust Gospel] are purely focused on strength, while the current [Azazel] is a mixed bag, its reputation is rapidly declining, and even its affiliated cities are experiencing a lot of chaos.

"Never mind, at least these people stole it openly and honestly. Before the good stuff appeared, they were still quite serious and reliable strategists."

Greenland reluctantly accepted the aid from [Rust Gospel], a decision born out of her instinct as a power-hungry player. If any special equipment were produced during this major event, it would inevitably lead to conflict with [Rust Gospel].

"Don't worry, if they try to steal the equipment, I'll definitely be on your side." Blaze patted his chest. If he remembered correctly, [Rust Gospel] was the guild with the most Great Beast God set pieces, and they had a complete set.

The Dragon Vein Totem Incarnation, being the only totem equipment available, will definitely attract the attention of [Rust's Blessing], and that will certainly cause some trouble.

Somadol is at a disadvantage in terms of numbers, so he will side with Greenland. Moreover, the Dragon Vein Totem Incarnation was originally promised to Greenland by him, and he can't let it fall into the hands of others.

"I'm relieved to hear that, but how can you be so sure there will be equipment?" Greenland chuckled and scratched the back of his head, asking casually.

"They usually do."

"That's true." Greenland missed the chance to learn the truth.

"Then what do we do next?"

"Two things. First, collect high-quality materials and build a feng shui layout to repair the dragon vein." The forger held up two fingers. "We can't outnumber the savage orcs, so we'll crush them with quality."

“I remember that the legacy of the evil god contained materials that were connected by the five elements, and those were high-quality materials for constructing feng shui patterns.”

“Of course, the most important part is that the ownership of the materials in the legacy of the evil god belongs to Asgard.” The forger looked at Blaze, confirming with his eyes. Blaze nodded.

In matters of undetermined ownership, the discoverer usually takes the lead, followed by the developer, and lastly the plunderer.

Regardless of the method, the first element in confirming ownership is whether the business has been operating for a long period of time.

The discovery of the Evil God's Legacy was made by Pink Bunny, while the developers were the strangers who later built the camp. However, neither Pink Bunny nor the strangers simply took a bunch of things from the Evil God's Legacy and did not operate it for a long time.

As the representative of Asgard, Blaze not only carried out secondary development of the independent organ spaces within the legacy of the evil god, but also commissioned Hermes's Hat to build a large base for long-term operation. Therefore, the final ownership of the legacy of the evil god belongs to Asgard.

Obtaining materials from your own territory is naturally free.

In the past, Blaze would have preferred to share the legacy of the evil god with everyone, at most controlling it to prevent excessive exploitation from causing its depletion. But now...

After seriously considering becoming the King of Asgard, I truly felt the burden of daily necessities. Asgard may look magnificent, but it is actually a den of bandits, where most of the money cannot be circulated through the "Hermes' Hat".

Without going through the "Hermes' Travel Hat" platform, one would undoubtedly be giving up seven or eight tenths of the world's current economic channels.

Of course, you could choose to form a financial alliance, but that would definitely anger Herbie. Herbie is incredibly tolerant and generous towards others, but towards him, he makes no attempt to force him to do things his way.

"The question now is whether to provide the materials obtained from the legacy of the evil god to the newbies for free." The forger stroked his chin, calculating the gains and losses.

“Generally speaking, materials that can accelerate the progress of an event and widen the gap with competitors are available in limited quantities. But we now need materials that allow them to use the legacy of the evil god in large quantities to build a feng shui layout.”

“Why not just put these materials into the gacha machine, and use them as materials of normal rarity?” Greenland shrugged. “Give them a reason to gacha, so they can enter the pool with the thought, ‘I don’t want to draw that SSR, I just want to draw the SR next to it. Of course, if I get it, there’s nothing I can do.’”

"The usual outcome is that, in a fit of anger because they couldn't get an SSR, they throw all their assets into it."

"The FGO gacha pool has sunk, hasn't it?" the counterfeiter said.

"I didn't sink! All I wanted from the beginning was the SR next to it, I didn't sink! How can you talk about FGO players sinking?" Greenland jumped up and down as if her tail had been stepped on.

"How can you still play it? That thing is 110 years old, and the gameplay hasn't changed, the art style hasn't changed, and it's not even a virtual stealth game."

“Because I’m really curious how this kind of trash can reach its 110th anniversary, and…” Greenland sighed softly, turned her head away and looked away silently, “It’s giving away 11,000 stones for its 110th anniversary, I really can’t refuse something like that for free.”

"That's the main reason, isn't it?"

(End of this chapter)