The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 429 - 362 One of Us is a Paradox Interactive Gamer

Chapter 429: Chapter 362 One of Us is a Paradox Interactive Gamer

Crests, exclusive to the "Old Nobility," contain the great power within the bloodline of the Old Nobility, and they are another reason why the Old Nobility can be referred to as "BOSSes," besides their strong mutant physiques and various other attributes.

From the perspective of the Undead, this thing is called a "Unique Passive." Unfortunately for Lind, his Unique Passive is that passives are not unique.

The Sun Halo, the first Crest acquired by Lind, is one of the resources he used to establish himself, allowing him to freely use his abilities without needing to cast or even having a pre-cast animation.

The Moon Halo, the second Crest, allows Lind to significantly increase his combat power when bathed in moonlight at night, which he has tested to be around 20%, but there’s a catch: without the moonlight shining on him, he will lose this power.

Firelight covering the moonlight, and in dark valleys, forests, rivers, etc., thus it does not present itself often.

The Melting Furnace Crest makes Lind’s flame resistance exceed 100%. He not only remains unharmed by burning flames but also recovers and heals wounds. Combined with the Sun Halo, it forms Lind’s primary flame combat style.

The Gemini Crest allows him to multitask and also provides him with a second health bar. Lind is currently attempting to move the "Noble" health bar out of the second heartbeat, turning the Undead’s "second phase" into his own first phase. The Gemini Crest is like a second chance at life, giving Lind a lot of room for error.

The Serpent Ring Emblem allows him to consume Curses to enhance his attributes. The more terrifying the Curses he bears at the same time, the stronger the enhancement, but Curses are a double-edged sword, and right now, Lind is only afflicted with Dragonmorphosis.

The Lion Emblem possesses the trait of Bloodlust, accumulating damage from continuous attacks and releasing it explosively at once.

The Golden Oath Badge’s effect is to constrain and imprison. It allows the chaotic Crests on Lind’s body to be merged and sorted out, which is its role, like maintaining the balance of all his powers.

The next Bard Crest was just obtained from "The Pied Piper."

Lind swiped with a practice sword, creating Wind Blades that, upon hitting a candlestick in front, fanned out in a spread pattern.

Switching to other forms of attacks yielded the same result, with the attacks spreading out upon the first collision, reducing power but increasing the area of coverage.

The Lady’s Crest comes from "The Moon’s Mistress," this Crest has no other effect than granting Lind a third health bar.

Because he heard a third heartbeat, faint and barely perceptible.

The Fairy Crest comes from "Along the River’s Edge," not related to the lake’s fairy of the Merfolk, the Crest’s form is that of a sword, doubling the effects and duration of both magic and potions.

The Sturdy Shield Crest, from "The Last Sanctuary," is probably Lind’s favorite, and to test its strength, he specifically sought out a duel with the Crimson Knight.

In an unguarded state, he let the Crimson Knight strike him heavily, but he only felt a significant drain on his stamina, his body remaining motionless.

Which is to say, as long as his stamina doesn’t run out, he will always be in a state of Dominant Body.

The Merfolk Crest is one that Lind dislikes. He is unwilling to sacrifice his human form and shuns all powers that could make him appear strange or ugly, even if the power might seem very strong at present.

Breathing underwater, unaffected by damp environments, with increased movement speed in liquid.

As for the final Two-Handed Sword Emblem, Lind, with a wooden stick in both hands, effortlessly brought down the Crimson Knight.

It also has an enhancement, but unlike the Undead, it is not limited to just the category of "swords"; all two-handed weapons and even kitchen utensils are included.

Lind does not know the extent of his own strength now, but it is definitely far beyond the level 40 standard, with level being just a numerical representation of outward appearance.

If he stands amidst flames, draped in moonlight, with a sword in both hands, Lind is confident he could fight for a year and a half without needing rest.

While Lind was studying his powers, the Undead had already begun various explorations for the main quest.

Information about the Great Rift is scarce. If not for version 1.0 being called "The Expedition to the Great Rift," many veteran players would not have realized any changes in their game environment.

But when they seriously began to search, they realized that NPCs related to the Great Rift could be found even within the Main City, with those NPCs recruiting warriors willing to join the expedition.

In a state far across the Xilu Continent, in the Bligh Kingdom.

The people of this nation had never heard of the Rand Kingdom, and even the Undead considered it to be just a different zone of the same server, the "Xilu Continent server".

That is the "Rand Kingdom Zone" and the "Bligh Kingdom Zone".

This was the result of game-oriented thinking, and no one could believe that in a game where you could play by simply lying down and sleeping, the land area was actually far larger than Earth.

Crafting every inch of land, filling it with buildings, plotlines, various monsters, quests, and so on, would be an impossibly huge workload even if all the programmers in the world were rounded up and locked in a dark room to code until they died.

The whole world dreaming together was already absurd enough.

Undead gathered in the Main City, and on a high platform in front of them stood an old man, who was rallying them.

"Calamity is just the beginning! The Abyss monsters from the Great Rift will destroy everything!"

They were informed that the Deities had fallen into a deep sleep and could no longer protect the world.

They were informed that the monsters from the Rift Abyss were stirring and about to destroy the world.

They were informed...

"Wait, I have a question!" An Undead in green armor raised his hand.

The other Undead, who were immersed in the storyline, turned to look at him, their eyes twinkling with confusion. Everyone was waiting to go explore new maps, so don’t cause a delay.

But the old man was pleased.

"We shall never fight with doubt in our hearts." He nodded gently, signaling for the Undead to ask his question.

The Undead asked, "Scholar, you said that when the Rift monsters come, they will destroy the world. How exactly will they destroy it?"

"They will infect humans with their plague-like Curse, turning us into a part of the Abyss!" the old man said through clenched teeth.

"And then what?" asked the Undead.

Scholar: "What?"

Undead: "I mean, after the Abyss has turned all humans into monsters, what then? What are they planning to do?"

Scholar: "Isn’t that already evil enough?"

The Undead, however, was quite uncomprehending: "Is that really evil?"

Several other Undead quickly and confusedly distanced themselves from him.

"Crap, we’ve got a P company player among us!"

P company players, who embody anti-humanity, racial genocide, and other characteristics, are the ultimate evil BOSS type among game players.

They could destroy a civilization with a single battle.

Such a terrifying character could actually be right beside them.

It gave them the chills.

This guy wouldn’t go over to the Abyss of his own free will, and then come out purposely spreading the Abyssal Curse plague, would he?

After all, no matter how you looked at it, joining the "BOSS" side seemed a more relaxed and simpler way to progress.

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