No health bar? You call this stunningly beautiful NPC sickly?

[Damn, that makes sense! What about the sword immortal?]

As someone who pays close attention to detail, I'm guessing the Sword Immortal snatched it outright, the Princess locked her up from behind, and the Master silently delivered the eye without saying a word. Their tracks are different, so they don't interfere with each other.

[What?! Is this what a detail-oriented person looks like? With such complicated internal relationships within the Sanctuary, is the Guild Master's notebook still usable?]

[I suggest changing it to a loose-leaf format. Also, regarding the beta server, Sister Eileen mentioned the Battlefield of Ten Thousand Races earlier. The selection criterion for Holy Knights is to kill enough enemies of the same realm there. Could Blue Star just be a new server?]

"Then what are we, the newbies from the starting village?"

No, if we really are in a newbie village, then we can't even beat the chickens there...

As the barrage of comments scrolled rapidly, commotion arose from all over the gray plains, with chaotic footsteps.

The first team to return was a full squad of 12, but now only two remain. One of them had lost his left arm at the shoulder, and the severed end was sealed with some kind of black substance. The other dragged him to the vicinity of the portal and sat down.

Immediately afterwards, the second and third teams also rushed back from different directions.

Of the eleven teams, totaling over one hundred people, fewer than twenty eventually returned to the vicinity of the portal.

As the dozen or so players dragged their battered bodies toward the center of this eerie plain, they were met with a sight they would never forget.

Eleven eerie teleportation portals stood silently on the plain.

Yuexi, Wengu, Hanyue, and Shendie stood unharmed behind a silver-haired elf girl.

Before them, high in the sky, space resembled a shattered mirror, with shocking, dark cracks.

A white-robed swordsman and a gray-robed bishop faced off from afar, their auras of world-destroying power subtly emanating from them, making it hard for them to breathe.

Looking at his miserable colleagues and then at his own four-man team that hadn't lost a single hair, Han Yue felt an uncontrollable urge to smile.

Without comparison, there is no harm.

He was now incredibly grateful that he had followed Miss Eileen closely from the very beginning. This seemingly innocent and carefree elf girl was practically a walking "safe zone."

After a brief moment of shock, the new players also noticed the unusual situation on Wen Gu's side.

Why?

Everyone was in the same instance, so why were they getting beaten up like dogs and almost wiped out, while these people, especially the woman in the red dress and the man with glasses, looked like they were on a picnic?

And that elf NPC... there seems to be an invisible force field around her, keeping all dangers at bay.

In the crowd, a man with a broken arm stared intently at Eileen, his eyes filled with greed. But when his gaze swept over the white-robed swordsman in the sky, that greed was instantly replaced by fear.

The gap was so large that they couldn't even muster the thought of resisting.

At the same time, Mu Zhixi was busy allocating consciousness among her three aliases, which gave her a headache.

She had just paid off her character loan of over 50,000 yuan, but her faith value in the background had already exceeded 400,000.

The faith offered by high-level players is much purer than that offered by ordinary viewers, especially those who have just escaped from the clutches of the supernatural and whose mental state is not very stable. As long as they see Mu Qingyi, their numbers will rise sharply.

Killing the goose that lays the golden eggs is not conducive to long-term business, but it's effective.

Why not? Because killing these high-level, wicked players on the blacklist gives a considerable amount of faith points.

As for why these players suffered such heavy losses, the reasons are not complicated.

She was quite familiar with Dispatcher No. 87. Before activating the illusion, she specifically asked him to borrow a batch of high-level monsters from several nearby dungeons and distribute them evenly around the Red Moon Church.

The dispatcher asked her what type she needed.

She replied that there was a wider variety.

The dispatcher number 87 is quite particular; she's equipped with everything: flight, stealth, burrowing, invisibility, mental pollution, rule-based killing, and physical killing. I wonder how the players experience it.

Their service was impeccable; I'll definitely send them a banner of appreciation later!

Looking at the more than 400,000 faith points, Mu Zhixi's hands started itching again.

With a goddess, an elf, and a sword immortal, the characters in the Holy Realm are already quite well-developed. However, the old royal court, as their opponent, currently only has a vague and ethereal princess, which seems somewhat thin.

How about creating another royal court-affiliated entity? Ideally, it should have a deep connection with the Holy Land.

For example, imagine a couple: the husband is the ruler of the old royal court, and the wife is a holy knight of the sanctuary. The husband, for the sake of so-called "freedom" and "glory," wants to rescue his wife from the "proud" sanctuary.

The wife firmly believes that the order of the sanctuary is the truth and tries her best to pull her husband back from the "wrong path." Both sides believe they are right and want to save the other.

Then we can bring in a large number of players and create a large-scale faction-based raid. Wouldn't the faith points just keep pouring in?

The more Mu Zhixi thought about it, the better she felt this idea was.

Creating a pair of SS-level vests is too costly.

Wait a minute... she seems to have a new user-exclusive "group purchase coupon" that she hasn't used yet.

[Team Creation Discount: Create 10 or more characters at once and enjoy a 20% discount on the total price.]

This can be used to exploit bugs!

She can create two SS-level couple avatars, and then create eight more cheap, almost negligible D-level characters to make up the numbers. In this way, wouldn't the two expensive SS-level avatars be discounted by 20%?

A character that originally required one million faith points can instantly save two hundred thousand! She's truly a clever cunning woman!