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

Mu Zhixi's casual remark, however, sounded like a devastating storm to the newly arrived dungeon guides.

They had just eaten about three-tenths of their fill when they dropped their disguises and ran back from the player group, only to hear this shocking news!

He had taught her that if they did not subdue outsiders, they would continue to bully them in the future.

This simple sentence contained such a vast amount of information that it sent chills down the spines of these SS-level and even SS-level individuals.

Who is "He"? What terrifying level of being must be to be able to teach this Your Majesty? The Lord? The legendary shepherd who was invincible for four ages?

However, what is truly chilling upon closer examination is why it wasn't invincible for five eras?

Could it be that Your Majesty has surpassed "He"...?

Several eerie figures exchanged glances and simultaneously lowered their bodies even further.

Mu Zhixi paid no attention to their inner thoughts. She simply lowered her eyes and looked at the dragon girl in her arms who was still sobbing softly, staring at her with her eyes covered by white feathers.

She reached out her finger and gently wiped away the tears from the corner of the dragon girl's eyes. Her voice was still ethereal, but now it held a more persuasive patience. "Who bullied you? Tell me."

The dragon girl raised her head, her big, watery pink eyes filled with grievance. She stretched out her little hand and pointed to the pair of cute dragon horns on her head.

"Are there several bad guys trying to catch you? They even want to break off your horns and steal your scales?" Mu Zhixi came to this conclusion from her pitiful little appearance.

The dragon girl pouted, nodded emphatically, and looked like she was about to cry again. "And... there's a very, very bad woman. She has a silver whip, and she terrifies dragons..."

Mu Zhixi paused for a moment.

Bad guys? So, the players? Breaking off dragon horns and scaling dragon scales?

As expected of a ruthless and merciless player!

Without realizing it, Mu Zhixi had begun to feel sorry for her strange colleagues.

She was a little unhappy. These players were far too bold. Did they think the dungeon's difficulty wasn't enough for them, and had to deliberately provoke her, this strange and benevolent woman disguised as a goddess?

Mu Zhixi's face still maintained that sacred and aloof appearance, but her aura had subtly changed, and a sense of oppressive suffocation permeated the air in the examination room.

The dungeon guides were terrified.

A bad guy? Was he bullied? Or was it a whip?

The group of strange navigators looked at the Dragon Girl in surprise. This was none other than the "Love-Killing Princess" who was famous in various dungeons.

The little monsters under their command might not recognize him, but how could they, as the navigators of eight-star dungeons, not recognize this little ancestor?

She's the kind of person who kills when she's angry, and gets angry if she's not killed—who would dare touch her?

Several terrifying beings that fit the criteria flashed through their minds. If they remembered correctly, the whip should refer to the judge of the inquisition.

Each terrifying entity represents a top-tier power, and most of these powers cannot compare to the Old Royal Court or the Inquisition, as they are not on the same level.

Oh no, something terrible has happened!

This old friend of Your Majesty has actually been bullied by the people of the royal court or the inquisition!

"Senior," a navigator whispered almost inaudibly to the eerie white-collar-like figure beside him, "What... what should we do?"

The white-collar worker's expression turned extremely grim. He forced himself to remain calm and replied, "Let's wait and see. Your Majesty will make your own decision. If we intervene rashly, we will only bring trouble upon ourselves."

Mu Zhixi was naturally unaware that her "colleagues'" inner monologues had already reached the prelude to an epochal war; she was simply pondering how to handle the situation.

Should we take direct action? No, the Goddess's persona is one of compassion for humanity, and she rarely resorts to violence unless she is driven to the brink. Therefore, we need to find a legitimate pretext.

"Did they hurt you?" Mu Zhixi's voice was unreadable.

The dragon girl shook her head, then nodded. She rummaged in her bunny pants pocket for a while and pulled out a small piece of broken silver scale stained with a little blood, which she then handed to Mu Zhixi.

Mu Zhixi took the dragon scale, its surface smooth and warm to the touch.

Great, this is enough.

She held the dragon scale in her hands, and gently stroked it with her other hand. The bloodstains on the dragon scale turned into a very fine golden-red thread, which wrapped around her fingertips.

[His gaze has been locked onto!]

"In the name of the Lord, all believers in the Holy Land who harbor wicked intentions shall be expelled." Mu Zhixi attempted to trigger the transformation of her divine status into a true being.

Mu Zhixi looked at the golden-red threads swirling around her fingertips, about to take further action, when the control panel popped up first.

[Ding-dong—Your skill 'His Gaze' has successfully locked onto high-value targets 'Fu Qingfeng,' 'Han Yue,' and 'Shen Die'... This action has affected the fate lines of multiple high-value targets, increasing your overall Faith Point acquisition efficiency by 10%!!]

Mu Zhixi's fingertips paused for a moment.

High-value objective? Increases overall efficiency in gaining Faith by 10%?

What does this mean? From now on, no matter who provides the faith points, she can get an extra 10%?

Mu Zhixi lowered her head and looked at the dragon girl in her arms who was still sobbing. This effect was actually because of her.

Seemingly having thought of something, Mu Zhixi quickly opened the panel shop in an instant.

Sure enough, at the very top of the dazzling array of products, a limited-time discount "information gift pack" popped up.

Priced at 32,800 Faith Points.

For Mu Zhixi, a young woman now worth millions, this amount of faith points was something she could afford, and she clicked to buy without even blinking.

The next second, a flood of complex information rushed into her mind.

It turns out that this strange multi-race server really does have a "protagonist group," or more accurately, a group of people with great fortune.

Every player with great fortune carries the immense fortune of a world or a race. They are the darlings of the rules, and the faith points they can provide are naturally dozens or even hundreds of times greater than those of ordinary players.

The panel also thoughtfully provides two solutions for these "main characters".

Firstly, he transforms into the ultimate villain, the final, bizarre boss, declaring war on all races of players on behalf of the entire bizarre faction! Until death do them part!

By doing everything possible to reverse and overturn the predetermined fate of the chosen ones, and by having others kill them, one can plunder all the fortune they carry and obtain a massive amount of faith points.

Mu Zhixi's understanding of this is that directly killing someone with great fortune will result in a backlash, so using a cheap alias or having someone else kill them is the wise thing to do.

Secondly, she transforms into a compassionate savior goddess within the player's faction, recruiting these individuals of great fortune to her side.

As long as the "deception level" reaches 100%, making them firmly believe in the existence of the Holy Domain and the Old Royal Court, they can be completely subdued and made to willingly serve you, thus continuously obtaining huge amounts of faith points.

Furthermore, whether you subdue or kill them, each time you change their fate, you can receive faith points as a reward and special buffs that increase the efficiency of faith point acquisition.

Mu Zhixi stared blankly at the description on the panel, but inside she was overjoyed.

What kind of person is this with great fortune? This person is clearly her most loyal and best servant and her field of exploitation!

As for making a choice?

"Only humans make choices; I want all the bizarre ones!"

The little devil inside Mu Zhixi stood with his hands on his hips, arrogantly announcing...

With so many aliases, why would she need to answer this kind of multiple-choice question?

If she sees someone she doesn't like, she can use her identity as a member of the Inquisition and the Chaos Chapter, those "god-killing" factions, to instantly kill those chosen ones and experience the thrill of being the final boss.

If she encounters someone she likes, she can play herself and become a compassionate goddess who saves people from suffering, enjoying the feeling of being worshipped and admired by the main characters.

Isn't that wonderful?