The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 759 - 545 Always Making Up for Missed Sign-ins_2

Chapter 759: Chapter 545 Always Making Up for Missed Sign-ins_2

The most powerful wheelchair right now is to brush up on NPCs’ favor, make friends, and then NPCs will help you fight. The publicly recognized strongest wheelchair is of course Lind Armand himself, who has always been so, and to this day no one has replaced him.

After having a set of equipment called "Graduation", Undead will lose interest in completing quests and then engage in other activities, like building and decorating houses, racing games, idling to synthesize Undead, exploring, and so on, until the current "Graduation Set" becomes significantly outdated, then they will continue grinding.

Until now, there hasn’t appeared an Undead with a "complete collection" philately obsession, not because they don’t want to, but because it is simply impossible, with the entirety of Newbie Village Continent plus the Magic Land, the overall area has already surpassed that of Earth, with different events happening every moment, too many limited "plots" occur and then completely disappear.

Tao Lexi asked, "What should we do?"

"Create more weapons and items that attract them," Lind said, "that will never change."

This is called updating.

Only by constantly updating, enhancing the strong, can we force the Undead to keep buying, chasing after stats and aesthetics they like.

Unfortunately, this is not a real game world. In games, weapon stats can be adjusted for gameplay balance, making the strong weak and the weak strong, but that is impossible here.

All they can do is to make things stronger than before, which is a demand for research capability. Without the terrifying economic support of the Undead, Lind wouldn’t be able to hold out.

A single day’s research expenses are enough to build a nation in any corner of the continent.

"In addition, constantly create new entertainment projects, and also incorporate different national and regional festivals, celebrations after every victorious battle, to ensure there is always a celebration,"

This is also something Lind has been wanting to do but has not yet managed to.

The difficulty is not high, but the population is insufficient.

"Also, childbearing."

Mechanical Magic Servants can issue quests too, but the truly effective and influential ones are definitely the population in your own hands.

"Do we not need to go to the Magic Land?" Rania inquired.

"Undead will continue to emerge endlessly from this land."

Lind pointed to the ground beneath.

"We can’t abandon our homeland."

Without Newbie Village, there would be lost opportunities to tie Undead to one’s ship. Even if only one in ten people recognize and join Lind’s force, that’s an advantage for him.

Guaranteeing "orthodoxy" is very necessary. Only from a high position can you call the shots for others.

Otherwise, with no legitimate name or words, how could you wage war?

"So, we don’t need to treat Undead as talents who must be recruited to work for us, think of them as mercenaries."

"We never distribute noble titles to mercenaries."

"Rand Kingdom has 300,000 Barons."

"Maybe more? It’s already impossible to count, which is why we dare not hold a banquet."

The scene of hundreds of thousands of Barons gathered together is simply terrifying.

The two of them spoke back and forth and then turned to look at Lind simultaneously.

"But we haven’t partitioned out a single fief," Lind said.

It’s just the title of Baron, what does it count for.

Moreover, Undead who want to become Barons, whether they pay or grind, each has created tremendous value. Tao Lexi even roughly calculated once that the emergence of an Undead Baron produces value exceeding the revenues of a Baron with a fief by about 20 to 30 years.

Just from this aspect alone, Rand Kingdom is already rich enough to rival nations.

If not for this, Rand Kingdom would not have been able to nearly punch through the entire Xilu Continent, because with the Undead as economic support and exploiting from both ends, the more they fight, the richer they get.

Therefore, it’s understandable that Tao Lexi regards the Undead as a top priority, knowing they are not loyal, but what if? No one can refuse the massive profits generated by the Undead.

He also plans to bestow those desolate fiefs to Undead, letting them help him develop the land, then tax them.

However, after the distribution of rights, it’s easy to have problems, with Lords appearing one after another, who knows if some ambitious Undead will take the initiative to attack Rand Kingdom, Black Marsh Kingdom, and other forces.

No, it’s not a question, it’s a certainty!

They will definitely attack.

"None of this matters, increase our strength," Lind said, "We need to be more powerful."

Once they become more powerful, the Undead automatically abandon their petty scheming and become more loyal than anyone else.

The meeting of the three didn’t last too long. Tao Lexi was ready to change her plans. She had always included the Undead in her plans, but if she followed Lind’s idea, ignoring the Undead and instead focusing solely on her own development was undoubtedly more important.

That day, Lind stayed the night in Rania’s room.

Rania, who had successfully ascended to a Ring Knight, received a full enhancement of her body, yet she still succumbed to Lind in defeat.

After a long time, Lind checked in through Rania’s mouth.

With a glare, Rania spoke out.

"Magic Land, how’s the situation?" Rania rested in Lind’s embrace.

While the Duke and Queen were having a confidential talk in the room, it was perfectly reasonable to bare their truths for the sake of honesty.

"No progress," Lind replied, "The hearts of the Undead aren’t in it, and I can’t drive them."

Having too much freedom has its downsides.

Lind still remembered a game by a certain cuckolded brother, with a main story from the very beginning that was clearly about rescuing the Princess. However, those who played the game never took rescuing the Princess as their goal. Lind, too, had done everything else in both the first and second iterations, except rescue the Princess.

Now, it was the same for the Undead. They were so enthralled by something, and with many fun places to explore, progressing the main storyline became unimportant.

Unless something pressured them to move forward, or a greater interest drove them.

Lind himself was not too anxious about this. He had already secured a foothold in Magic Land, and taking Misty Rain City was a sure thing as long as he progressed step by step. Moreover, his power was accumulating rapidly, and with the Undead as "spies" searching for materials, Magic Potion formulas, and knowledge of strange civilizations, there was no resistance.

He just needed to reap the benefits or make a key appearance to seize them.

What to be cautious of were the astrologers’ divinations.

A Starlet from beyond the skies, and an eyeball larger than the Continent itself.

The former is the enemy of the world, while the latter is Lind’s own enemy.

"What are your plans next?"

"I plan to take Mico away."

Lind felt the defiant grip tighten.

"You can come with me, too." He did not skimp on his invitation.

"No, Rand Kingdom needs a Queen." Rania shook her head, "I’ll hold down the fort here. This is also your homeland."

"I will come back often."

"Like before, once every few years?"

Rania sat astride, expressing her dissatisfaction with the stance of a Queen.

Lind raised both hands and interlocked fingers with hers, acting as reins.

He had almost forgotten that Rania was once a very famous Female Knight, but later, the "Curse" of the Old Nobility bloodline made her cautious of attempting Supernatural Power, turning her into the "fragile Queen" in people’s eyes.

She was no delicate Queen.

"Maybe after a battle, or maybe even sooner," Lind said, "But I have another idea."

"What is it?"

"Have a child, let the new heir sit on the throne, and then you’re free." He joked.

Lind didn’t care about the child’s last name at all.

"One time is not enough!" Rania said seriously.

"I was just joking."

"I took it seriously."

The next day, Lind left Goliath early in the morning.

Having children is not that simple, and besides, Lind and Rania’s life levels far exceeded that of ordinary people. The stronger their power, the harder it becomes to conceive, a law of nature.

So yesterday, he not only checked in, but was also busy making up for missed check-ins.