I, the prince in distress, send money

Chapter 183 Attack the Street
Players are a group of people who are very ruthless and also very petty.

When Xiaodao was tricked by someone, he held a grudge against that person.

Who do you hold a grudge against?
Of course it’s the person who sent the invitation to you. Isn’t the enemy’s name written clearly on it?

What Chamber of Commerce, what Guild, it is obvious that the leaders of these groups are plotting against me.

Xiaodao immediately planned the action. Before the incident broke out, he had already been planning to set up a police force in Oncandra. After the incident happened, he accelerated his actions.

The first batch of policemen were all players. They were new players who joined the game after Xiaodao conquered Oncandra and more test spots were opened up. There were not many of them in the first batch, only about a thousand people, just enough to be policemen and earn some pocket money.

In addition to players, Xiaodao also recruited people from the starving people of Oncandra and the guards of the transport team from Bolas. The former actively signed up, but the latter, whom he wanted to poach, seemed a little indifferent to Xiaodao and was not tempted by the high salary. They were wholeheartedly serving Prince Chris.

This made Xiaodao a little depressed. He offered a high salary of one hundred silver dollars a month, but in the end he only allowed a dozen or so caravan guards to leave the team.

But this is not a big deal. It is hard to find a three-legged frog, but there are still many people with two legs who want to get a police salary.

Xiaodao easily built the framework of the Onkandla Police Station and was able to carry out duties in the city.

Once you have manpower, you will naturally start to retaliate against the other party.

The first to bear the brunt of the consequences were naturally those who dared to spread rumors and buy up Xiaodao's subsidized grain at low prices. For these daring guys, Xiaodao directly ordered the members of the regiment to drive out the hungry people and attack and loot their granaries and grain stores.

Players don't do it themselves, because attacking neutral units rewards reputation points, so they let NPCs do it.

Xiaodao's men were waiting outside for the hungry people to take action. After escorting them to move the food out of Oncandra, they lit torches outside the city, and the two sides began to exchange money and goods... Xiaodao paid them their wages, and the latter handed over the looted food.

In the blink of an eye, the grain that was bought by the unscrupulous merchants was back in Xiaodao's hands. He now had enough food to continue his work-for-relief activities.

The success of this loophole-taking operation also made Xiaodao's mind active, and the original plan continued... cleaning up the slums.

After settling in Oncandra, Xiaodao discovered this place that he disliked very early on. However, the city was full of hungry people at that time, and feeding people was more important than killing some gangs composed of thugs.

Therefore, Xiaodao ignored it for the time being. Now that almost all the hungry people had joined the work-for-relief activities, he felt that it was time... If the Chamber of Commerce and Guilds in the city wanted to threaten him, they would definitely need people, and the gangsters in the slums would definitely be their thugs.

Players from the future world are knowledgeable and experienced. Even without evidence, Xiaodao can guess who is behind the scenes. Even if he guesses wrong, it doesn't matter, because they are not good people anyway.

In fact, Xiaodao guessed correctly that the people who spread the rumors and lined up to grab food in the Grain Chamber of Commerce all came from the slums. They also colluded with the Beggars' Guild and paid the latter to form an assassin team to assassinate Xiaodao if the mayor was unwilling to compromise.

Then, before the Beggars' Guild could take action, Xiaodao sent the police to clean up this slum with a population of nearly 10,000.

At twelve o'clock midnight, players took the lead, and more than a thousand people wearing heavy black armor and holding swords and shields rushed into the slums. Other NPC police followed closely behind and began to arrest people.

Anyone who dares to wield a sword and attack the police is a rebel and will be hacked to death by the player. The slums are a complex terrain, with narrow alleys and dilapidated houses crisscrossing like a huge maze. The thugs, killers, and vicious criminals hiding within are like the guards in the devil's castle, vicious and cunning.

However, none of this can stop the players, because they don't take the roads in the slums at all. Instead, they carry sledgehammers, break down walls, demolish houses, and go directly through the inside of buildings, completely disrupting the defense system of the entire slum.

If the player encounters someone who dares to attack him, he will directly hack him to death. Those who do not resist will be handed over to the police team behind him.

After spending a whole night, the player eliminated the Beggars' Guild in the slums and demolished half of the slums, exposing the evil hidden inside to the sun.

Well, these things are particularly disgusting and inhumane. After seeing them, many police players don’t care about their reputation and just draw their swords to kill these bastards.

After Xiaodao knew about these things, he immediately announced that everyone in the slums was a criminal and that all men, women, young and old must undergo labor reform.

Doing so would certainly wrongly accuse more than half of the slum residents, but Xiaodao, who was furious, had turned into an online judge. He didn't care about anything and didn't sentence everyone to death. This was already a result that showed some rationality on his part.

When Chris, who was far away in Bolas, learned about this, he didn't do anything about it and didn't deduct the reputation points of the players who killed people indiscriminately.

The reason is simple. This is an anti-gangster operation led by Mayor Oncandra. It is a legal official action, and Chris doesn't want to hold others back... It's rare for players to take the initiative to do serious things, so there is no need to jump out and disgust others for a trivial matter.

Besides, the dirty things happening in the slums of Oncandra disgusted Chris and made him uninterested in getting involved in the matter.

That's it, let the players vent.

Cleaning up the slums was only a part of Xiaodao's operation. He had not forgotten the other people on the invitation, the so-called eight chambers of commerce and twelve guilds.

As mentioned earlier, what is the most important thing in Oncandra for Xiaodao's Tiger Regiment?

Of course, it is the craftsmen, and those who exploit them are naturally obstacles. In this act of revenge, Xiaodao decided to cut off the source of the problem.

The recruiters who appeared on the commercial street, waving silver dollars and food, were naturally members of the Mountain Tiger Regiment.

Production-type handmade NPCs are functional followers that can be used by any player. No matter if you open your own handicraft workshop or run a labor agency, as long as you hire these NPCs, you will definitely not suffer any loss in the future.

Therefore, there was no need for Xiaodao to mobilize people for this matter. He just spread the word, and a large group of people rushed over waving silver dollars to dig the foundation of the wall.

In this regard, Xiaodao has only one request for these poaching players.

You can poach people, but you are absolutely not allowed to relocate these NPCs. If you want to open any workshop or store, you must open it in Oncandra. If you leave, don't blame me for being ruthless.

(End of this chapter)