The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 547 - 437 Suddenly Rich_2

Chapter 547: Chapter 437 Suddenly Rich_2

Everyone may engage in unequal exchanges.

Likewise, Magdalena was also thinking. From her recent interaction with Lind, she confirmed that he was a "country bumpkin," easy to deceive... no, that is to say, their objectives were simple, and they understood little, they were just looking for an opportunity to save their own world.

So, if she first made clear to them how dangerous this world was, then it was highly probable they would help her establish a new base and restore the order of the Watchers. Humanity would finally have a chance to catch its breath again!

As long as she controlled this team, given time, she would inevitably defeat the Abyssal Demon Monarch once more and set everything back on the predestined path. Magdalena had strong confidence in this.

She would go over the current plight of the Magic Land’s human beings again!

Thus, with a very serious expression, Magdalena said, "King Lind, humans are currently unable to get by in the Wilderness Ruins. As a soft and vulnerable foreign race, we have been pushed by the Beastmen to the brink of extinction..."

Before she could finish her description of humanities’ dire circumstances, Lind spoke up.

"I didn’t mean that kind of cooperation when I spoke earlier. The Undead will never be slaves, will never serve anyone, let alone betray their own beliefs; moreover, the survival of Magic Land’s human beings is of no concern to our continent’s people."

The Rand Kingdom, the Black Marsh Kingdom, and other human forces had no records of the Magic Land, but they uniformly had records of the Permafrost Land, showing the disdain the Magic Land’s humans held for their poor rural relatives, fearful of being found.

Now that the human beings of the Magic Land were nearly extinct, they suddenly opened their doors to convenience. No matter how you looked at it, it seemed a bit shameless.

Furthermore, Lind, who had earlier been unwilling to lead the Undead to seek refuge in the Corrupt King’s domain without knowing Magdalena’s identity, was now even less likely to agree, guessing that she might be the NPC guide for the Magic Land in the future.

The man who plants the trees enjoys the shade, Lind only wished to enjoy the fruits, refusing his hard-earned fruits to be picked by others.

However, Lind was somewhat pleased by Magdalena’s address; the title "King Lind" had been verbally acknowledged by her, marking a successful first step.

He had wanted to call himself the Lion King, but then he feared being associated with a character from a certain cartoon. And the Beastman nuns said that the Beast King title was not one’s own creation; it formed from constant referrals by others due to one’s formidable strength and image.

Regarding this, Lind could only say they did not understand marketing and popularity. One day, he would let a Beastman dig out a sheepskin scroll from a fish’s belly with "King Lind, appointed by Heaven" written on it—and the effect would be explosively good.

Lind was determined to have a new title; after much thought, he realized many good names were already taken, so it was safest to add ’King’ to his name. At least the Undead would know who was being referred to upon seeing the name, convenient for image and brand association.

In the service industry, the name itself isn’t important—it’s the ability to be remembered that counts. Brand recognition is everything.

The two of them argued non-stop about the cooperation, and ultimately, Lind relented a little, saying he would see what reward Magdalena could offer and that he might help her with some tasks according to the situation.

Remembering how Lind spoke nobly before, and yet now seemed to act like a mercenary, Magdalena couldn’t help but puff up her cheeks slightly.

"What do you need?" she said, begrudging the idea but willing to give money, despite not having much to offer at the moment.

"Various kinds of knowledge, be it recipes for Magic Potions, poetry collections, or treasure maps."

Standing nearby, William found the words all too familiar; this was Undead bargaining talk, capturing someone first and asking what knowledge they could get. Indeed, it was worthy of the most loyal warrior of Lord Lind.

"I don’t have many Magic Potion pathways to offer," Magdalena expressed her concern.

"How many do you have? Any profession will do."

"We worship the Three Gods, so I can only offer the pathways of the Three Gods," she answered.

"Wait, the Three Gods pathways? You also have the Death Path?"

"Of course."

Lind’s heart thumped excitedly; he had always said that the Undead following him would never go wrong—look, a lapse might just let them catch a huge break.

The Death Path Magic Potion recipes, scarce across all three lands, could also be obtained here.

"I can offer up to a maximum of Sun’s Testament, Storm Knight, Undead Knight, Molten Flame Knight, and Dragon Knight—five kinds of Magic Potion pathways. And that’s up to Legendary."

Seeing Lind’s expression change, Magdalena mistook it for dissatisfaction and immediately added, "After reaching Legendary, if you want to advance further, it’s no longer something that can be achieved merely with Magic Potion recipes; various trials must be faced."

Lind fought to suppress his excitement.

What an unexpected gain! The pathway of Sun’s Testament and all Four Knights somehow ended up being collected by him. Now, the only problem seemed to be obtaining the corresponding level of the Heart of Calamity.

Legendary level Heart of Calamity, each one being BOSS level, weren’t easy to farm.

He decided then and there to complete all five pathways in one fell swoop, but he wasn’t sure if the Golden Oath Badge could contain such a powerful force.

"What about the Wizard Path?"

"I have Magic Potion recipes, but I only possess the power of a second-ring Wizard, so I haven’t mastered much Magic; however, the Wizard teacher responsible for instructing me is a Ring Knight. If you want knowledge about her..." She stopped her words there, the implication clear without saying more.