My Players Are So Fierce

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Murphy has quite a bit to do next.

Although the random event “Ghoul Uprising” has passed, the presence of so many undead in the third layer of the sewer is a trouble that must be dealt with immediately.

Before the Adventurer’s Guild is ready to seal this place off for the long term, he plans to adopt the “daily task” mode to mobilize the enthusiasm of the little players.

This is a very useful method.

For example, if each little player is asked to bring back 10 sets of ghoul teeth and claws every day, then now 140 people can kill 1400 ghouls a day, and Cui Si’s alchemy hut can also obtain a large amount of death psychic energy materials.

Cui Si said that the teeth and claws of the ghouls can be made into cursed rings and talismans, and can be sold back to the little players as equipment.

In this way, Murphy’s territory is rid of instability, the threat of the third layer of the sewer can be curbed, Cui Si gets the materials to better run her little shop, her apprentice workers can learn new alchemy patterns, little players gain skill experience, and they can get equipment rewards by grinding reputation.

This is absolutely win-win!

The only ones who might object to this are probably those ghouls, but they are brainless “wild beasts”, so no one cares about their opinions!

Murphy has made his plans.

First, let Cui Si hurry up and create new assembly stones, then create a new five-person dungeon in the third layer of the sewer, named “The Rat King’s End”.

He even has edited the profiles of the three mini BOSSes.

The gatekeeper BOSS is the gatekeeper monster composed of the Rat King’s combat gargoyles, the second BOSS is the not yet fully sculpted Golden Ghoul Lord, and the battle mode is made into a terrain battle to delay time until Cui Si comes to aid.

The Boss of the dungeon naturally, is the Plague Rat King Zivig!

This guy is set up to have a two-stage transformation.

Once his first form, the cunning magician vampire form, is defeated, he transforms into the second stage as the Reaper.

There’s also a drop of special tokens “Echoes of the Rat King’s Malice” that can be exchanged for the weapon blueprint of the “Reaper’s Scythe”!

Of course, as a dungeon with a story, something like “dungeon rarity” has to be arranged.

It is set that every 300 times dungeon, there is a chance of ‘Ghoul Zivig’ appearing as a rare monster.

Players have to block it before it runs away, they can intimidate, or directly kill it.

Rare drops can allow Cui Si to use the “Book of Midnight” as a blueprint to make a “psychic toy”, which will just fill the current gap in game terms of this aspect.

With this arrangement, isn’t this mature dungeon system going to be heavily farmed by players?

Dungeon-related tasks must also be arranged!

For example, early tasks can be triggered by a piece of memory from the Rat Gang boss Doris, and then setting up some easter eggs, isn’t it all done?

Is designing a dungeon really that hard?

Don’t you just need hands for it?

Finally, the “Rat Gang”, this new force, must also be put to use.

Why not let them permanently stationed in the sewer to observe the changes in the undead creatures in the third layer region and be responsible for exchanging the “dungeon feature equipment” ghoul teeth rings and claw talismans to little players, which can just make up for the deficiencies in this aspect of the four dungeons in the Blood Eagle Corridor.

With this thought, Murphy scribbled on his notebook.

He and Maxim left the now quiet sewer and returned to the Blood Eagle Corridor.

Just as they got to the door of his office, he saw the Civilian Protection Officer Kudell standing there like a log.

This guy even changed into a decent outfit, washed off the dust and bloodstains accumulated on his body due to the long fight, but his powerful, chipped red greatsword was still tucked in his hands.

Just like a symbol.

Murphy knew that he had made a decision regarding his previous “invitation”.

He gave a few instructions to Maxim, and the loyal servant turned and left to convey Murphy’s arrangement for the “Rat Gang”.

“Come in, we need to talk.”

The Vampire Lord pushed open the door of the office, and Kudell followed him in.

The Lord poured a glass of wine for the two, taking care not to add blood to the officer’s drink considering his mood, then leaned against the edge of his desk, looking at the unmasked Officer Kudell.

This superior vampire, who doesn’t acknowledge his vampire identity, is a very resolute and handsome man.

He is one of those character templates that can bring hope to people at any time.

Especially that square face, further strengthens his “justice-person design”.

This is not just a result of the “psychic beautification” process of becoming a vampire, but mainly because this “Nantes Ranger”, who was active a hundred years ago, had a good base to start with.

According to Major Fraser, the region of Angu is still rife with legends of Lord Kudell’s days as a human knight.

In these legends, one common thread is that Knight Kudell was a very handsome and classy man.

In several different versions of stories, Lord Kudell can be described as a model of a fulfilled life.

His fans even went so far as to arrange more than 20 different companions of different origins and even different races for this knight.

From human girls to dwarf women warriors to half-body mechanic and vampire bombshells, and even down to Elf Rangers and Sanghai People Priests, and even the Atlantean Shark People’s Storm Shredder Magician, they all come in full package.