The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 610 - 473 We Can Also Provide Equipment

Chapter 610: Chapter 473 We Can Also Provide Equipment

The identity of the Black Knight sparked a flurry of speculations, and people even began comparing his behavior with known NPCs.

"I think the Black Knight is Lind because Lind has never appeared together with the Black Knight."

"Logical reason. During this period, Lind seems to have disappeared, and those big shots in Magic Land haven’t heard any news about Lind either."

"Shouldn’t be, right? I feel like the Black Knight might just be that guy from Rand Kingdom initially."

"Is there a possibility that the Black Knight is a BOSS recreated based on Lind as a template?"

"No, dude. Everyone’s analyzing the plot here. How can you still pull things out of context? If it’s really a game, why bother with logic at all? Just wait for him to go crazy refreshing, and we can just keep leveling up. We have to take games seriously, but not too seriously."

Investigating the identity of the Black Knight was vital. If his real identity could be uncovered, perhaps something about the plot or other aspects could be deduced.

However, some people thought it was just as important to quickly recruit more Undead to join the Black Knight Camp. Why not have everyone join and then directly take an express route to Magic Land, making it more fun to explore new maps early and see Magic Land’s 3000 fancy pets and title brushing? Tempting to death.

Everyone has a different understanding of games. Even if a profession’s strengths and weaknesses are clear, there will still be people playing with "conviction," just like the current phase where everyone knows that ranged Spellcasters are the meta, yet there are still those muscular men who prefer wielding big swords.

Likewise, some people just love joining the "righteous" side. The alignment with the Abyss as evil was settled during version 1.0.

In Enstad Continent, on Raven’s Nest Cliff.

A scholar cloaked in a black mantle stood on a large rock, promoting a new faith these recent days, targeting the Undead as followers.

But despite his dry mouth from talking, the Undead remained expressionless, occasionally stopping to listen to his recitations, but most hurried past without so much as turning their heads.

In fact, some time ago, although many Undead were enticed by the Abyss and chose to travel to the Kingdom of Trees, there were still some who, out of a sense of justice, chose to stay. Then, one morning, the situation drastically changed; the enthusiasm of the Undead vanished.

The Crow’s Nest Scholar still recalls when the Undead first heard about the awakening of the Deities, not seeking any reward but merely wanting them to serve the new gods.

But now.

"What benefits do I get if I join?"

"What?" the Crow’s Nest Scholar asked, reflexively looking up as an Undead finally responded.

He glanced at the individual, who was weak, not even a Great Knight. The individual wore a sleeveless cloth shirt on the upper body and no pants below, only the white underpants that Undead could never remove, yet he wore a pair of thick iron-studded elite infantry boots.

With his hands in a pair of yellow gloves and an ordinary iron sword at his waist.

The Crow’s Nest Scholar was somewhat disappointed.

The other said, "That kingdom next door, Cloud Crown Kingdom, I heard if you worship with them for the Cloud Giant, they grant Divine Arts to summon the Cloud Giant, give a weapon, and even in the Salt Alkali Plain, if you join, they give a white shell mount and also the Snake Queen’s enhancement Divine Arts, including a set of Newbie Armor. I won’t even mention the Black Knight of the Kingdom of Trees; I’m afraid it might make you feel inferior."

The Crow’s Nest Scholar immediately felt a rush of blood to his head, "Faith is such a pure thing, how can you—!"

Meanwhile, he cursed inwardly, wondering who had corrupted these customs!

When promoting religion before, benefits were indeed provided, but they were just food and drink; when did it start including equipment.

Divine Arts were gifts granted by Deities, demanding them outright was something he had truly never considered.

Especially when the other mentioned the Kingdom of Trees, a place everyone knew was occupied by the Abyss, yet it was still used for comparison.

"Don’t ask me why I don’t go; I just created an account and haven’t even started leveling. Damn, I don’t even want to complain, there are too few resources to go around; it’s a case of too many monks and not enough porridge, can’t even level up properly."

Of course, there was a shortage, because as a "villainous BOSS," the Black Knight was entirely focused on switching concepts. He wanted to transform from a BOSS to a faction power, worried that using too much Abyssal Power might significantly enhance the "Abyss," so it was used sparingly and only in specific locations.

Without the Abyssal Calamity, the calamitous monsters on the ground, facing millions of Undead, also lost their numerical advantage. They couldn’t hatch as quickly as they were being killed, and even when they "farmed" themselves, they couldn’t enjoy a hot meal.

The Crow’s Nest Scholar pondered and finally said with difficulty, "We can also provide."

"What will you provide? Let me tell you about other regions first for your reference."

Thanks to the Han localization team, such business-minded and adorable NPCs, oh wrong, were so adorable, casually securing a set of equipment. He had noticed this back when the game first started its internal test, but had never secured access to the internal testing phase and knew just how tough it was then.

Besides Lind’s Star Dragon Outpost, other regions were extremely stingy.

Even during the public test phase, most of the Undead were still wearing ordinary iron armor. Wearing iron armor wasn’t necessarily a handicap in battle, but it all depends on who you compare it to; everyone in Lind’s Rand Kingdom was already using Secret Rune Equipment and Secret Rune Weapons.