The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 780 - 555: Taking Another Opportunity to Make a Cut

Chapter 780: Chapter 555: Taking Another Opportunity to Make a Cut

"Welcome to the latest episode of Magic Ring Weekly!"

"The most shocking moment in game history has occurred, some Undead who may be busy saving the world might not know about it, Red Bubble, have you heard?"

"I haven’t heard anything, I was deep into blacksmithing yesterday, my Black Forest King’s Furious Flame Hammer Set is finally complete!"

"You’re already out of date."

"What, there’s new equipment again? Can’t the updates be a bit slower?"

"Do you only care about equipment?"

"Haha, just kidding, the Undead all understand, how could I not? This is absolutely the craziest moment in gaming history. Many people didn’t believe me when I said all the NPCs in Magic Ring are independent, thinking NPCs, but what happened a few hours ago definitely proves how crazy this game is!"

"Haha, actually I was one of the skeptics, but what happened yesterday really surprised me, not only crazy but also quite romantic! Red Bubble, please explain in detail."

"Alright! A few hours ago, a video appeared, the link is just below, many bros have also shared the link, to put it simply, an Undead named ’Radlon’ fooled all the NPCs and other Undead through his exquisite disguise, remember, every single one he encountered! And with his efforts, he became one of the Grand Lords of Magic Land, a minister beside Duke Hein, the ’King of Kings’."

"I’ll interject here, I think he should be called a treacherous minister, a sycophant, or an eunuch."

"Yeah, I have no idea how the big shot did it, it now seems super crazy to think about."

An Undead, through his disguise, made all NPCs believe he was one of their own, made other Undead believe he was an NPC, and issued many quests, directly impacting the real development of the Northern Magic Land.

Especially when Duke Hein said "Equipment recall, free trade," it led to a dramatic climax.

Unlike other Undead who deceive NPCs with broadcast advertisements, because Duke Hein truly treated him as one of his own.

The barrage of comments was already crazy:

"Damn, I took his quests! I was still wondering why I couldn’t increase his favorability, right, I even found an ID with the same name, I thought someone snagged a god ID, turns out it was him himself."

"I think this might be a social experiment, I wouldn’t even be surprised if someone published a paper on artificial intelligence in a while."

"He’s not actually an NPC, he even issued a dancing quest before, I did a duet dance for him."

"Feels like he’s really got the game’s mechanics down."

The video continues.

"Our copy also says, apart from Lind being the absolute protagonist and issuing more systematized quests, other Lords and NPCs seem like wild monsters, they only give out Sheepskin Scrolls or handwritten letters. It’s precisely this inability to activate system missions that greatly lowers the cost of imitation, allowing any Undead to issue quests to other Undead."

"By the time the video was released, the Northern Land had already attracted a large number of Undead to check in."

"And Radlon has already deleted his account."

...

"What a ruthless person."

Lindgar quickly finished watching the video, expressing his amazement sincerely.

Such things happening were not surprising to him. After observing closely, NPCs could easily mimic the speech logic and action patterns of the Undead, so it makes sense that meticulous Undead could inversely observe NPCs and then disguise themselves as NPCs.

After all, this world is not a game world. The AI that shocked the entire network was actually a human, not a program, as Duke Hein truly was.

"I might not have such Undead around me, but it’s hard to say for other NPCs."

It’s understandable why Radlon canceled his account. The act of fooling Duke Hein couldn’t be hidden. The Undead are one-upping each other in showing off and would eagerly tell Duke Hein.

Duke Hein’s fury, impotent rage, or initiating indiscriminate warfare wouldn’t be hard to guess.

As far as Lind knows, Duke Hein is not one with a good temper.

"Looks like I must get the new game mode online as soon as possible, and Radlon’s actions are like a perfect game trailer; I don’t believe other Undead wouldn’t want to learn."

Quickly gather the Undead, take down Misty Rain City, then attack Sky Star Magic School, seize all powers, and improve myself as soon as possible.

He browsed and found that thousands online already claim to be Radlon’s new account, splitting the traffic among themselves.

Entering the live stream room, it was filled with curse words.

But the traffic was indeed consumed, so not a bad deal.

The [Witch] Hila, who followed Lind to War Throne, successfully obtained a territory where she can issue quests and spread her faith—in short, do anything she wants.

"I don’t know what I should do."

Hila was bewildered as if she had just woken up. Lind wouldn’t be fooled by her; gaining some power also inadvertently brings the ability of "innate knowledge."

Her acting this way, Lind strongly suspected she was imitating a certain drama.

Blame the Undead, look, a BOSS-level NPC has been mentally castrated, becoming a house girl.

But... more of this, please. If problems can be solved without shedding blood, and deities are subjugated in droves, Lind might switch careers and stop waging wars, instead calling on the Undead to create dramas.

"You can do some things you’re interested in," Lind said, "Perhaps you and the Undead need a mobile cinema that can display images anytime, anywhere."