Watching his own teacherugh heartily amidst Nai Feitian’s screams, Kael once again felt that the theory of "bing stronger" his teacher had talked about before was very serious indeed.
A tiny bit of punishment... Kael looked at Nai Feitian, whose face was being distorted by the wind as he fell freely and spiraled upwards.
Teacher, it’s really lucky you weren’t beaten to death for that demonic personality of yours in the past... No, to be precise, it’s thanks to your rapid growth, otherwise, it might be a different scene by now.
And then there’s that Nai Feitian...
He twitched the corner of his mouth. From the perspective of natives, could yers really be so foolish?
Instead of being repulsed by this behavior, Nai Feitian went from shouting and screaming at the start of the tossing to even learning to strike all kinds of inexplicable poses in the airter on.
Looking so silly...
To be honest, the embarrassment level was off the charts.
Seeing that his move to scare the Undead seemed to have failed, Luxius, who had beenughing merrily, appeared slightly disappointed as he caught Nai Feitian from the air, resting his hand on his forehead, he said:
"I thought I was neurotic enough, but it turns out the citizens of Tivat are even more so. Do these guys even walk normally?"
You guessed it, the yers are all scared of hot floors...
Kael opened his mouth to say something but in the end, he could only suppress his desire to make a snidement.
Once back on the ground, Nai Feitian wobbled for a while before finally regaining his bnce and ran over with a face full of surprise, saying:
"Big shot, big shot, what was that skill just now? It looked really cool."
"An improved version of Mage’s Hand, if you’re interested in the future, I... I’ll teach Kael, and if he’s willing to teach you guys, you guys can learn it as you like, it’s just a little spell anyway."
Subconsciously wanting to brag a bit, Luxius almost spoke up but then felt it beneath himself to do so, so he raised an eyebrow and tossed the responsibility onto Kael, and continued:
"You group of Undead are really quite interesting. Ordinary people wouldn’t have such a good mentality as you guys."
"Because we can’t die, right..." said Nai Feitian with a chuckle, "Besides, look who I am!"
"Oh? Do you have other identities in the Goddess of Tivat’s divine nation?"
"That’s right, standing before you is—"
The has-been hero of de;
The old admiral who led ship girls to guard the peace of the seas;
The Great Yin Yang Master revered by Shikigami;
The Doctor of Rhodes Ind;
Themander of Mechanical Bodies;
The blond prodigal of Tivat;
The director of the Minos Crisis Management Bureau!
How about that, am I not impressive?"
Kael’s mouth twitched.
You’ve really shot your own horn, haven’t you? Aren’t they all antique games that have been swept into the dust of history and then refurbished into virtual online games?!
Are you what’s called a second-generation relic?
But he still suppressed his desire to mock and, sticking to his character role, said, "When you guys suddenly disappeared, I was a bit worried. Now seeing you like this, it seems you’ve had quite a pleasant time back in the divine nation."
Nai Feitian scratched his head and said, "Actually, it hasn’t been that pleasant. I’ve been wanting to y more on the maind, but unfortunately, circumstances haven’t allowed for it. Speaking of which, Lord Kael, who is this gentleman?"
"Luxius Parker, my teacher, and the vice-principal of the first Mage Academy of the Duchy—the Secret Scrolls Mage Academy, and one of the few Magic Monarchs in the Duchy."
"Oh oh oh, I’ve heard Sister Xiao Yu mention that academy, it sounds really powerful!" His eyes whirled as he contemted a n.
"More or less. Right now in Lancaster Territory, counting outside help, there wouldn’t be a second person who could arouse my teacher’s interest in a fight," Kael said nonchntly.
Luxius looked as if he hadn’t a care in the world, but he felt even better.
"My good student, taking the initiative topliment your teacher like this, you are much better than those senior students of mine. Keep theplimentsing!"
And upon hearing this, Nai Feitian’s eyes lit up even more, thinking to himself that this person was indeed a high-level NPC!
That’s right, logically speaking, those who dare to call themselves the Magic Monarch either get beaten to death for being too arrogant or they are the ones who beat others to death.
After all, in a world where the monarchial system was the mainstay, this title really wasn’t something to be taken lightly.
He needed to find a way to suck up!
...
After saying goodbye to Kael and his group, Nai Feitian also began to stroll around the territory.
During this period, the inner beta yers like them led a life in the real world where days felt like years without the ability to y the game, a fact that left them itching for more.
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Not all games are created equal.
The degree of openness between virtual games was even greater than the gap between the girl next door who had never dated and a juice machine underneath pink street lights.
A game like "Underworld’s Gate," which was nearly fully open apart from strictly punishing those who dropped their pants, was a rarity indeed.
It wasn’t that the developers didn’t want to create such a game, but rather theycked the ability to do so.
Although many yers wouldin about the "primitive" gamey of Underworld’s Gate, as a professional gamer, Nai Feitian was very aware that it was inevitable for this game to go viral.
It almost satisfied the game needs of the majority of yers on the market.
Farming, adventuring, raiding, traveling, socializing, experiencing another world,munity development, Monster Girls (crossed out)...
yers who liked base building and farming started from scratch, building new viges outside Titan Town and had the time of their lives doing so.
I heard that among the first batch of yers, Sister Jiu Yue had already started plotting with the Military God’s Heaven’s Wings to build factories.
It just so happened to coincide with the second batch of inner beta yersing online, who immediately began calling over friends, attempting to rope the newbies fresh from their 996, 007 work schedules, now resting in their gaming pods, into the not-yet-established factories.
The game was now at its starting phase, and any action taken by the yers could bepleted at a speed visible to the naked eye.
Coupled with the high interactivity of the natives (referring to the appreciative looks, the admiring nces, and the small change falling into the pouch), it brought the yers a kind of joy in realizing their self-worth.
When a person feels needed, he can truly be awesome!
Especially after many yers have served as workhorses for too long in the real world, getting nauseated from being force-fed motivational drivel with no joy in realizing their self-worth—
They find themselves increasingly feeling that Blue Star OL really sucks, while their love for Underworld’s Gate grows stronger.
As Nai Feitian wandered around the territory, he discovered that Titan Town had really undergone significant changes.
This version update brought not only more upation mentors and several rebuilt church buildings but also something unknown to the NPCs, yet it caused a huge uproar among the real yermunity—
The second batch of inner beta yers had entered the game earlier!
Unlike the first batch of yers, the second batch’s inner beta ounts were mainly distributed randomly through yer reservations.
yers would receive the inner beta ounts via email after binding their rted identity proof, and only by using this proof to activate the invite code could they officially enter the game.
Suddenly, the eagerly awaiting forum visitors exploded in excitement.
A flood of yers rushed into the reservation channels, and in just half a day, the number of reservations surged to over 5.7 million.
A depth charge had exploded, causing utter chaos in the entire virtual gaming circle.
...
Every day, I want your favorites, rmendation tickets, and monthly tickets, all of them!
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