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56: Chapter 56 Gods and Kings (Revised Edition) 56: Chapter 56 Gods and Kings (Revised Edition) Having confirmed the powerful function of this “character background,” Mo Fei was ready to fully utilize it.

Ideas sprouted in his mind instantly, and with a chuckle, Mo Fei began to experiment.

“Your name is Aidan, you are the descendant of the King of Stormwind and the Goddess of Life Notina…”

A prince and a demigod, that background should be powerful enough.

System prompt: The character background setting conflicts with the storyline, unable to create.

Mo Fei wasn’t surprised; it seemed that the character background settings couldn’t exceed the existing framework of the storyline, and fan-made backgrounds weren’t allowed.

Only those that fit the original setting could be generated.

Clearly, the King of Stormwind and the Goddess of Life had no romantic relationship, so conceiving a child was obviously impossible.

It seemed he could only choose one parent.

“Your name is Aidan, you are the true blood of the Goddess of Life Notina, a powerful demigod…”

System prompt: Creating this character background requires 500,000,000 points, insufficient balance, please recharge.

Five hundred million points were already quite cheap compared to the reincarnation of a Creator God, but this was still beyond Mo Fei’s means.

Being a son is so expensive, perhaps being a grandson might be cheaper?

“Your name is Aidan, you are the grandson of the Goddess of Life Notina, a weak demigod…”

System prompt: Creating this character background requires 300,000,000 points, do you wish to proceed?

Hey, it’s cheaper indeed, cutting the price by 40%.

So, it seems the divine bloodline can indeed be sold by weight!

Mo Fei was quite excited about his discovery, feeling he had found an entry point.

“Your name is Aidan, you are the very distant grandson of the Goddess of Life Notina, with your divine bloodline now extremely diluted, retaining only a trace of divine power…”

System prompt: Creating this character background requires 5,000,000 points, do you wish to proceed?

Mo Fei clicked no, sighing internally that even an eight or nine generations diluted divine bloodline still cost five million, indeed pulling ties with a deity wasn’t cheap.

However, he still planned to set a divine bloodline background for his character.

It wasn’t that he valued the slight attribute boost or the bloodline talent; it was that many hidden professions, quests, and skills could be triggered by special identity backgrounds.

Even if the chance of triggering was only 1%, cumulative attempts over time could still result in a few lucky breaks, but without such a background, the chance would be absolutely zero.

It’s the difference between 0 and 1, which seems small but is actually worlds apart.

Regarding which deity’s grandson to become, there was no need to decide just yet.

That would depend on the specific birth country.

Besides divine bloodlines, royals were of course essential, as gods and kings were basically the top-tier identities in Western fantasy stories.

Mo Fei was ready to take on the role of a prince.

Players with the title of ‘prince’ could access a simplified version of the lordship module, owning their lands and vassals, and aside from leveling up through quests and battles, they could also enjoy the experience of being a local emperor.

Furthermore, ‘princes’ could lead troops in the early stages.

With minions to help in battles, leveling up was naturally more secure.

While other heroes had to worry about plot-related deaths at low levels, princes were much safer in this respect.

“Your name is Aidan, you are the legitimate eldest son of the Kingdom of Lordaeron with the right to inherit the throne…”

System prompt: Creating this character background requires 300,000,000 points, insufficient balance, please recharge.

Mo Fei sighed internally.

Three hundred million, almost catching up to the price of being a goddess’s own son.

Menethil, oh Menethil, your throne is worth so much.

He thought about it, considering that the issue might be about the right of inheritance.

If a player actually succeeded to the throne and became the King of Lordaeron, they could then sell titles and lands, with numerous ways to break even, so three hundred million might not be too expensive after all.

“Your name is Aidan, you are an ordinary prince of the Kingdom of Lordaeron…”

This time it was much cheaper, only five million.

There was indeed a big gap between having and not having the right to inherit.

Still, Mo Fei couldn’t bring himself to spend that much.

He’d feel pain over spending just a hundred thousand to build a hero template, let alone five million…that was highway robbery.

After some thought, why not lower the standard a bit?

“Your name is Aidan, you are the illegitimate son of the King of Lordaeron…”

This time it was even more affordable, only five hundred thousand.

But five hundred thousand for the identity of an illegitimate child seemed too degrading, and it was unknown whether it came with the title of prince.

Without it, that would be a huge loss.

After thinking it over, Mo Fei decided to try a different kingdom.

He opened up all the selectable powers and eliminated several non-human factions such as Ironforge, Quel’Thalas, Gnomeregan, Aerie Peak, and others.

Laying out the remaining human factions in a list, he ranked them from strongest to weakest.

Generally, the more powerful the faction, the more expensive the royalty, and the weaker the faction, the cheaper the price.

Now Mo Fei looked intently at the list.

“[Selectable Faction 1: Kingdom of Lordaeron.

National Leader: Terenas Menethil.

Power Strength: Very powerful.

National Advantages: Strong national power, large population, high public morale.

National Disadvantages: Surrounded by allied countries, lacks room for development.

Military Strength: The mighty knights of the Kingdom of Lordaeron, complete range of troops.

Military Weaknesses: None.]

“[Selectable Faction 2: Kingdom of Stormwind.

National Leader: Llane Wrynn.

Power Strength: Very powerful.

National Advantages: Isolated in the south with wide room for development.]

National Disadvantages: Surrounded by powerful enemies, lacking allies.

Military Advantages: A formidable Stormwind Knights Order, elite Lion Guards, and elite Stormwind Guards infantry,

Military Disadvantages: Lacking outstanding long-range units.]

[Selectable Power 3: Kingdom of Dalaran.

National Leader: The Council of Six.

Power Strength: Relatively powerful.

National Advantages: Extraordinary magical power, long-standing neutral status, transcendent position.

National Disadvantages: Smaller population, fragmented domestic political powers.

Military Advantages: A formidable combat Mage legion, Swordmage units, and morale-unaffected Magic Golem units.

Military Disadvantages: Lacking elite cavalry, limited army size.]

[Selectable Power 4: Maritime Kingdom of Kul Tiras.

National Leader: Admiral Daelin Proudmoore.

Power Strength: Relatively powerful.

National Advantages: Integration of eastern and western continental technology and culture, monopoly on maritime trade, ample funds.

National Disadvantages: Located overseas, long in a political fringe area, fragmented domestic political powers.

Military Advantages: Flexible naval marines, excellent artillery units, the powerful Kul Tiras fleet.

Military Disadvantages: Lacking cavalry and heavy infantry.]

[Selectable Power 5: Kingdom of Gilneas.

National Leader: King Genn Greymane.

Power Strength: Moderately powerful.

National Advantages: Enclosed terrain, difficult to besiege.

National Disadvantages: Enclosed terrain, lacking space for development.

Military Advantages: Elite riflemen units, excellent civilian militia armament mechanism.

Military Disadvantages: Lacking cavalry and heavy infantry.]

[Selectable Power 6: Kingdom of Stromgarde.

National Leader: Besos Torbjorn.

Power Strength: Moderately powerful.

National Advantages: Nominal direct succession rights to the Empire of Arathos.

National Disadvantages: Located in a region of constant warfare, lacking strategic depth, lacking funding sources.

Military Advantages: Flexible Stromgarde Mounted Scouts, excellent light infantry.

Military Disadvantages: Lacking heavy units and caster units.]

[Selectable Power 7: Kingdom of Altland.

National Leader: King Aidan Perinod.

Power Strength: Comparatively weak.

National Advantages: Difficult terrain to traverse, easy to defend, hard to attack, extensive territory.

National Disadvantages: Smaller population, infertile land, lack of funds, monsters rampant.

Military Advantages: Formidable Northwind Knights Order, highland two-handed swordsmen.

Military Disadvantages: Lacking caster units, limited army size.]

Mo Fei tried each in turn, and sure enough, it was as he had thought, the highest prices were for the Kingdom of Lordaeron and the Kingdom of Stormwind, with legitimate sons being around five million each, illegitimate children still costing five hundred thousand, and direct heirs going for over a hundred million.

Dalaran didn’t have a royal family, so it wasn’t an option, Kul Tiras princes were three million, while princes from Stromgarde and Gilneas were only two million.

The cheapest, however, were the princes from the Kingdom of Altland, going for merely five hundred thousand, the same as an illegitimate child from Lordaeron, but an illegitimate child cost only fifty thousand.

The price for the direct heirs was even cheaper, just fifteen million tokens.

Mo Fei couldn’t help but sigh; indeed, weak countries have no human rights.

He didn’t want to spend too much money, the account’s total price of one million was already the limit he could afford.

A bronze tier hero template for 100,000, a prince for 500,000, and then 400,000 for some deity bloodlines would make everything complete.

After wavering between an illegitimate child from Lordaeron and a legitimate son from Altland for a long time, Mo Fei eventually chose the latter, as the saying goes, better to be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix.

A prince of a weak country is still a prince after all, with land and vassals, definitely better than an illegitimate child with no real standing.

Once he decided on the kingdom of his birth, the choice of deity became much simpler.

The deities of the World of Sky all had humanoid incarnations, and many had offspring with mortals; after generations upon generations, who knows how many descendants there are?

The royal family of Altland were, at the least, descended from renowned heroes; they should be able to have some connection to a deity’s lineage.

The main deity worshipped by the people of Altland is the Storm God Anronas, so Mo Fei decided to start from there; if that didn’t work, he would consider others.

[Your name is Aidan, you are the son of the King of Altland, and royal blood flows in your veins.

At the same time, you are also a distant descendant of the Storm God Anronas.

Although the divine bloodline in you has become so diluted it’s nearly imperceptible, occasionally, during the onset of a storm, you can still feel the restlessness in your heart, as if a sliver of Storm Divine Power still courses through you…]

After reading through the character background generated by the system several times, Mo Fei nodded in satisfaction and clicked to generate.

[System Prompt: Generating this character background requires 850,000 tokens, do you confirm?]

Character background for 850,000, hero template for 100,000, totaling 950,000, not bad, within the budget.

Confirm, Mo Fei gritted his teeth and pressed down hard.

PS: Thanks to book friend 14112114 for the reward of being the alliance leader.

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