Gods: Civilization Cultivation, Infinite War

Chapter 222 Golden Legend
The Central World is so large that it is difficult to measure it using conventional standards.

After all, Tiandu City, which is not even ranked in the Central Great World, is surrounded by tens of thousands of sections of the Great Wall, each of which is responsible for guarding an area of ​​tens of thousands of kilometers.

The purpose of these sections of the Great Wall was simply to alleviate some of the pressure from the insect swarm in Tiandu City.

This gives an idea of ​​just how vast the entire capital city of Tiandu was.

Even the core area is much larger than a typical super-large plane, and it is inhabited by hundreds of trillions of natives.

During the time of Crystal Wall System T09-3054, the All-Spirit Alliance occupied a total of nine primary realms.

Each primary realm is guarded by a corresponding native deity of true god level.

The number of indigenous people living there is only around one trillion, which is completely incomparable to the number of indigenous people in Tiandu City.

However, this is because the progress of the T09-3054 crystal wall system has reached its end.

The most resource-rich areas have long been occupied by the Divine Court; what remains are only the leftover places.

The original territory occupied by many native gods was not just a primary realm, but their core territory.

It was only because of the arrival of the Blue Star deities that they had to give up their territories in other realms and focus on guarding their core territory.

The situation of crystal wall system T09-3057 is different from that of crystal wall system T09-3054.

Faced with the Zerg offensive, they did not collapse completely, but fought and retreated, which allowed them to preserve their foundation to the greatest extent possible.

At this moment, the city of Tiandu is much more lively than usual due to the presence of players.

The number of players is actually quite staggering.

Throughout the entire civilization of all the gods on Earth, citizens of every race have the identity of a player when participating in any game.

Even the gods of the Blue Star can have the identity of a player.

When the Blue Star pantheon needs players' assistance, a portion of the game will transition from virtual to real.

Players will also use games as a medium to descend into many real worlds.

The army that descended upon Tiandu City was the All-Spirit Alliance, led by the Dawn Empire.

However, the players who descended upon Tiandu City were not merely citizens of the various civilizations of the All-Spirit Alliance.

However, if they are citizens of the various civilizations of the All-Spirit Alliance, they will be given priority to descend into the areas that the All-Spirit Alliance is conquering when they travel.

However, in the recent cataclysmic insect swarm, the number of players who descended upon Tiandu City was far beyond what the All-Spirit Alliance could muster.

There are tens of thousands of sections of the Great Wall, and each section will attract at least hundreds of billions of players to help.

Not to mention, the number of players who descended upon Tiandu City was an extremely exaggerated number.

Unless all citizens of every civilization in the Alliance of All Souls descend upon Tiandu City as players, it would be impossible to gather so many players.

In reality, however, the number of players in the All Souls Alliance is probably less than one-tenth of that.

Converting the virtual into the real requires a fee, which is usually paid by the pantheon.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, the Blue Star pantheon will not use players as aids in external conquests, since that would be far too expensive.

Countering the Zerg is therefore a necessary situation.

Otherwise, relying solely on the military to deal with the endless Zerg swarm would result in enormous losses, even if victory were achieved.

Summoning players from other civilizations or factions also requires a fee, which must be borne by each faction itself.

Therefore, the All-Spirit Alliance needs to consider summoning its own players as much as possible to reduce the cost in this regard.

The previous cataclysmic insect swarms required the assistance of a large number of players to minimize losses.

After the insect swarm passes, there won't be a need for so many players for a while.

Therefore, the players who remained in Tiandu City after that were basically citizens of the various civilizations of the All-Spirit Alliance.

Even so, their numbers are still incredibly large, even exceeding the number of native inhabitants of Tiandu City.

The reason so many players stay in Tiandu City is naturally because it's profitable.

"Auntie, let me help you fetch water."

"Uncle, your forging method is a bit outdated. How about I teach you a more advanced forging method?"

"Little friend, do you want to become a peerless master? I have a secret manual here. If you become my disciple, I will teach it to you, how about it?"

"uncle……"

Similar sounds echoed throughout the entire city of Tiandu, and some players who had received permission looked at the quest prompts that popped up in front of them.

He immediately beamed and began to carry out the plan.

The natives of Tiandu City did not feel any resentment towards the player's behavior.

After all, they all knew that the players had made an indelible and enormous contribution in the previous fight against the insect swarm.

Otherwise, even if Tiandu City were not destroyed in the cataclysmic insect swarm, it would still suffer enormous losses.

This so-called huge loss naturally includes ordinary people like them.

According to previous records, each cataclysmic insect swarm would cause the extinction of at least 90% of the population of Tiandu City.

This time, with the protection of players and the army of the All-Spirit Alliance, the ordinary people of Tiandu City basically survived.

Only a few unlucky individuals died at the hands of the Zerg.

Let alone a cataclysmic insect swarm, even a large-scale insect swarm would cause far more casualties than this.

Therefore, the natives of Tiandu City were extremely grateful to these somewhat loud and boisterous players, and naturally did not have any resentment towards them.

Moreover, although the players are a bit noisy, the benefits they bring to the natives are real.

There's no need to go into detail about some simple tasks; the knowledge and techniques passed down from the players are all genuine.

The rules of Earth do not impose any restrictions on the spread of these things.

After all, even the players' identities are hardly a secret, so there's nothing wrong with passing on various knowledge and skills to the natives.

Each player has mastered at least one extraordinary combat technique.

This is nothing special among the civilizations of the Blue Star deities' kin, but it's quite extraordinary in the Heavenly Capital City.

Even in the face of the Zerg threat, Tiandu City has fully unleashed its war potential.

However, in reality, it is extremely rare for natives to break through and become extraordinary.

Only one in several hundred natives can become a superhuman.

Even a force with an eternal transcendent being at its helm has completely surpassed most of the civilizations of the gods' kin on Earth in terms of high-end combat power.

However, in terms of the proportion of extraordinary beings, it cannot even compare to the most ordinary civilization of a Blue Star deity's clan.

This is not something that is unbelievable.

After all, behind every Blue Star deity lies the great civilization of Blue Star, known as the Supreme God Realm. The basic knowledge circulating on Blue Star would be considered utterly incompetent in most of the crystal wall systems of the endless void.

These players may not have any prominent status in their respective civilizations; they may even be just ordinary citizens.

However, within the capital city of Tiandu, he would certainly be considered a genius.

After all, mastering an extraordinary combat technique before becoming a superhuman is something that not everyone can do.

Even most of the extraordinary warriors in Tiandu City are probably no match for ordinary players in this respect.

In addition to their own extraordinary combat skills, players also possess a wealth of other knowledge.

This is also extremely precious to the natives of Tiandu City.

In order to defend against the Zerg, Tiandu City does not actually restrict the spread of various kinds of knowledge.

If you have the ability and talent, you will definitely receive the best training.

However, training also requires costs, and given the extraordinary proportion of people in Tiandu City, the plight of most natives is unimaginable.

Even if knowledge is right in front of them, they cannot become self-taught without a teacher to guide them.

If one possesses this self-taught talent, one wouldn't be unable to receive proper training.

But once the players arrive, things will be completely different.

To the natives of Tiandu City, each player is a walking encyclopedia.

Any questions they may have can be easily answered by the players.

Whether you want to ask a player for help or have them impart their knowledge, it's just a matter of saying a few words.

Although a certain fee is required, the one-on-one tutoring from players in exchange for it is already a huge profit for the natives.

Therefore, from any perspective, the natives of Tiandu City would not possibly harbor any prejudice against players.

"Young lady, I've already cleared my quota for today. Go find someone else."

An old man was leisurely basking in the sun when he felt the sun being blocked. He opened his eyes and saw a female player standing in front of him.

The old man wasn't quite sure what the so-called "task quota" meant.

However, during the conversation with the players, one player told him that this only applies when the task quota has not yet been cleared.

Only the requests they make to players can form specific tasks, thereby providing players with experience.

Once their task quota is cleared, they can no longer provide experience to players, and players will no longer seek them out.

Because of his advanced age, the old man had little interest in various kinds of knowledge or skills, and the tasks he commissioned were all very simple for the players.

Therefore, many players in this area like to seek out him for quests.

However, the old man had already issued quite a few requests today, and after the player completed his seventh quest, his requests could no longer be transformed into specific tasks.

Seeing that someone else wanted to take on a mission from him, the old man made no attempt to hide it, otherwise it would just be a waste of time for both of them.

Thinking about this, the old man felt he needed to prepare a sign.

Once the daily task quota is cleared, you can place the sign next to you, and the players will understand what it means when they see the sign.

"Oh, okay, then I won't bother you any longer."

The female player wasn't particularly disappointed, since a novice with no experience points wouldn't offer much.

There aren't any major battles to participate in right now, so I can only do some simple tasks every day to accumulate little by little.

In fact, you only need to use the detection function in the game to find out how much of their task quota is left for the natives.

However, using the detection function requires a certain amount of mental energy, so players will not use this function casually.

Anyway, all you need to do is chat for a few minutes and have the natives issue a request, and you'll know if they still have their quota for today's tasks.

After summarizing this period of time, players discovered that the natives' information panel is divided into five levels.

They are divided into five different colors: white, green, blue, purple, and gold.

The vast majority of natives have blank information panels, while the information panels of most natives at the superhuman level are green.

As for the blue panel, it already represents the upper echelons among the natives.

For example, the information panels of many commanders within the Great Wall are blue.

Purple panels are extremely rare, and are almost always found on legendary-level natives.

At the current level, most players are not yet able to come into contact with natives of this level.

As for the highest level, gold, players in Tiandu City have never seen a native of this level.

I only learned from players in other regions that there are gold-level panels among the natives.

If the experience provided by the natives on the white panel requires accumulating little by little, then the natives on the green panel can already provide a very considerable amount of experience points.

As for the natives with the blue panel, they can easily issue a task that will enable a large number of players to break through and become extraordinary.

"Sigh, if only I could run into a native with a purple or even gold panel."

"At that time, you can just take on any mission and soar to the top."

The female player sighed, somewhat lamenting her terrible luck.

Although the players in Tiandu City have only experienced their first battle against the Zerg, a clear divide has already formed among them.

In the fight against this apocalyptic insect horde at numerous Great Wall cities and even the capital city of Tiandu, a large number of players successfully rose to prominence and became high-level superhumans.

Although no legendary players have emerged yet, it is foreseeable that the first legendary player in the future will most likely be one of these high-level players.

Besides these high-level players, there are also a large number of players who successfully broke through to become extraordinary beings, or even intermediate extraordinary beings, during the insect swarm.

These players are the backbone of the current Tianducheng player base.

She is at the bottom of the player hierarchy, currently only level 16.

Without new battles, it would take at least several years of accumulation to break through and become a superhuman.

"Hey, what is that?"

The female player, who was sighing, saw a boy not far away.

Although her outfit was not flashy, her extraordinary and refined temperament made people want to take a second look.

The female player was certain that she had never seen this native in this area before.

As was his habit, he cast a detection spell, and the female player's eyes widened in surprise.

"Holy crap, the Golden Legend!"

(End of this chapter)