Dungeon Player

In the moonlit forest of Victoria's free city.

Preparation: Nearly 1/4 of the area of ​​Moonlight Forest has been mined by players in Victoria. 1/24 of the area has spread from the center to the surrounding area, so from the outside of Moonlight Forest, everything is still business as usual, there is nothing. Too big of a change.

When Commander General Stan rode his horse to this extremely remote place and looked at the lush and quiet plain outside the forest in front of him, Commander Stan was a little confused. This was Victoria who defeated the Duke of York. A free city?

Is this kind of defense too lax? Is there a secret defense in this forest?

Generally speaking, the plains outside the Victoria Forest are very good defensive locations. They can rely on the complex terrain of the forest to shoot at enemies approaching on the plains.

If a dozen forts were placed here, no one would dare to break through from here and enter the forest, which would cause very heavy casualties.

But let alone the fort, there are not even any patrolling Victorians on guard outside the Victoria Forest.

General Stan really couldn't understand the Victorians. Don't they need strategic defense?

"General Stan, this is very consistent with the style of the Victorians. Please believe that I have absolutely no ambush of Victorians in this forest."

The blond George stood next to General Stan and recalled his experience of fighting against the Victorians.

Just like now, he led his knights and stood on the plain outside the Victoria Forest, planning to charge in and hack the Victorians to death.

He gained his military exploits and victory, but the final result was completely beyond his expectation. The Victorians did not set up any ambush, but walked out of the forest in a noisy manner, as if they were out for a spring outing. students. There is no discipline at all, let alone a battle team or something.

And he and his knights were defeated by such Victorians.

How similar General Stan is now to him back then, the blond George couldn't help but think.

"It doesn't matter, whether these Victorians are fortified here or not, the purpose of our coming is not to attack them, but to help them fight against the monsters in the underground world. This is a noble cause. No matter how stupid people are, they can't really will refuse our aid.”

General Stan was not as worried as the blond George. He quickly ordered the scouts in the army to gather information and try to contact the people in Victoria.

As soon as his order was given, he saw a man walking out of the forest.

That man is a Victorian because he has a green symbol on his head, which is very easy to identify.

According to common sense, if you see so many people gathering outside the forest, your first reaction is to turn around and run away, but that person did not run away, but walked towards the gathering crowd.

"Send envoys up quickly to ask what's going on."

General Stan said to the people on this side.

Soon a pair of cavalry walked out of the queue, led by the Earl of Shaomai.

The Earl of Shaomai rode up to the man and looked down at the Victorian. The Victorian in front of him seemed very excited. He was not in a hurry to speak, but was waiting for the cavalry to ask questions.

"Victorians, I once fought against your most powerful warriors in the Duke of York's territory. Maybe you don't know me..."

Before the Earl of Shaomai finished speaking, the excited Victorian in front of him interrupted him and said:

"I know. I know that I cut off your horse's leg on the battlefield, and you chopped off my head with a knife."

The scene was very embarrassing for a time.

Everyone knows that the Earl of Siomai was defeated by the Victorians not long ago. Now when he meets the Victorians and says this on the spot, it is almost as if he is mocking him.

But what else could the Earl of Siomai do? The Victorian before me was telling the truth.

"I'm not here to talk nonsense with you. Although you defeated me once, I didn't sincerely want to be your enemy. The situation at that time was very complicated. Do you understand what I mean?"

The Earl of Shaomai seemed to want to express tactfully that he was not defeated head-on by the Victorians, but deliberately chose to retreat after seeing the situation.

After all, no one was there to see the situation at that time, except for the blond George.

But the blond George is not here now, and the Victorian in front of him claims to have seen the Earl of Siomai on the battlefield and was beheaded by the Earl of Siomai. His words have no credibility at all. He can still stand after being beheaded. Getting up is simply impossible.

The Earl of Shaomai looked around, and no one raised any objections. The Victorian in front of him also nodded, showing an expression of "I see, you are really awesome."

"Okay, this time I am here on behalf of the Kingdom of God. What is in front of you is the army of the Kingdom of God. I also know that you are fighting against the monsters in the underground world. We are not here to conquer. You, but to be able to resist the monsters in the underground world together."

The Earl of Shaomai spoke with awe-inspiring justice. The knights around him also puffed up their chests and looked very proud. After all, being able to fight the legendary underground creature was not an opportunity that every knight could encounter.

They may be able to fight bravely and kill the enemy for the glory of all mankind, just like what is written in the book.

But the excited Victorians in front of them didn't seem to care whether these people came to rescue.

After hearing what Earl Shaomai said, he was stunned for a moment, and then said:

"So you are not here to fight, right? You have come all this way not to attack the city? You are here to deal with the Eternal Kingdom dungeon. Are you going to the Eternal Kingdom project to deliver equipment?"

Not sure if it was his own imagination, but the Earl of Siomai looked a little disappointed when he saw the Victorian in front of him. He sighed:

"They all arrived at our door. It turns out they weren't here to beat us. It's a bit too tragic."

The knights around him were a little confused. If I heard correctly, did this Victorian feel a little pity?

"I think you may have misunderstood. We are not here to deliver equipment to the Eternal Kingdom dungeon. In fact, we are here to deliver equipment to you Victorians. Dealing with the monsters in the dungeon requires a lot of supplies and equipment. I know you Definitely needed.”

The Earl of Siomai had just finished speaking, and the eyes of the Victorian in front of him lit up.

(I feel like my son is getting better and better every day. Although he still cries, he is much better than at the beginning.)