Reborn NPC: I'm really not the protagonist!

Hill looked at this lone boat that was acting so pretentious, and a hint of mockery flashed through his mind.

That’s great. This little brat who becomes incompetent and furious unless the world revolves around him undoubtedly reduces the difficulty of her plan.

She needs to convey many things and many words to the players through Guzhou and Yeao.

She couldn't show her anger, but instead had to have a legitimate reason and get other players to spit on this little brat together.

The simplest way is to reveal all the information obtained from the previous communication with Ye Ao.

Empathy makes players feel pity for the dead Edward; reward incentives make players believe that there is a story to be dug out from every NPC and thus turn it into a quest; and...threat.

But rather than being a threat, it is more like telling players through the lonely boat in disguise that there will be a price to pay for doing evil at will.

"You, the Chosen Ones, have endless life, but death will definitely take something away, right?"

Hill stared at Gu Zhou dimly, holding the long sword diagonally in his hand: "I know that we may not even be considered a living being to you, but this is not because of the Chosen One, but... because of you!"

She suddenly swung out two more swords, and in an instant, Gu Zhou's face was almost distorted with anger.

"Fuck your mother!" he roared angrily, "I'm going to kill you!"

"Every world has such scumbags, and you are one of them..." Hill's cold voice seemed unaffected: "Uncle Edward was originally worried about his daughter who was far away in the royal city, and wanted to ask the Chosen One for help, but he didn't expect that he would die at the hands of the Chosen One."

She suddenly spoke, staring at Gu Zhou meaningfully: "Perhaps I should thank you, because of you, many tasks that the townspeople originally wanted to give to you, the Chosen One, finally fell into my hands. It's really fulfilling..."

Gu Zhou had no idea what the other party meant by what he said, and rushed towards Hill in a rage. However, what was waiting for him was still a ray of cold light.

"I!"

"Shh-!"

"Hold!"

"Shh-!"

In an instant, he transformed from a physical body into a spirit, and then from a spirit into a physical body. Before the cursing ended, before the next sword light came, the lone boat disappeared completely.

going offline?

Hill narrowed his eyes slightly, and after confirming that there was no sign of the lone boat around, he felt a little confused.

Judging from the contact just now, the other party is not a professional player, and he doesn't care too much about the level. How could he log off when he is most angry and wants to curse...

It seems that the emotional fluctuations were too strong, which led to the activation of the forced offline program...

This is the biggest advantage of players. At worst, they can just go offline. Can they still threaten people in the game?

Although it was very likely that Gu Zhou was so angry that he wanted to explode, the price of a life and only got this little thing was still too cheap for him.

And...Hill knew that he had offended him. If he didn't kill this kind of person back to the first level, what would he do if he secretly killed people again? The most important thing was that he would specifically kill people he knew!

"What can Ye Ao do to me?" Thinking of this, she decided to take another layer of insurance, so she raised her head and looked at Ye Ao.

"What's wrong, Boss?" Ye Ao's mind was full of what Hill had just said about the mission. Was it because of this kid that the number of missions encountered in the past few days decreased? ?

In fact, what Hill said was not wrong. Even if she did not deliberately arrange for the townspeople not to ask the Chosen One for help, when something like this happened, people would subconsciously develop some prejudices.

What Hill needs to do now is to prevent the townspeople from having too much prejudice against the players, which would lead to deepening conflicts and eventually an explosion.

So she sighed, looking a little lonely: "Although I have no prejudice against you, the Chosen Ones, but, as you have heard, many residents in the small town no longer trust you..."

"Boss, not everyone is that bastard!" When it comes to his own interests, Ye Ao's emotions are obviously more excited than before.

What's more, he was still recording at this time. If he could resolve the conflict between the natives and the players, he would be a hero!

So he immediately stepped forward, indignant: "What should I do to make the people in the town feel at ease with us?"

"I was just about to tell you this," Hill smiled. "Priest Alice and I will try our best to tell the townspeople that the murderer is just an individual among the chosen ones, and you need to help the townspeople in need. I believe the situation will get better in the end."

[Do you accept the mission [Helping others]? ]

As soon as he finished speaking, a task suddenly popped up in front of Ye Ao.

He quickly looked at it and found the introduction was very straightforward: [Help twenty townspeople 0/20].

In the rewards column, 10,000 experience points is pitifully small, but behind it, there is a skill called "War Drum" lying quietly...

accept!

Ye Ao nodded without hesitation. Even if there was no reward, he would accept the task. What's more, there were skills to learn. Besides, who knew whether completing the task would increase the invisible and intangible favorability?

"Well, then I'll leave it to you..." Hill nodded slightly, smiled gratefully at Ye Ao, checked the time, and then went outside.

"Auntie Leila, how about we help you move the flowers to the church?" She found Leila, who was still in shock, and comforted her: "You will sell flowers in the church these few days, right?"

"Oh, oh..." Leila was still a little dazed and nodded stupidly.

"How much did these moonflowers cost? I bought them and sent them to the tavern." Hill spoke again. After all, there were people in the church who were allergic to moonflowers...

"There are so many flowers here, it's not easy for me to give them away..." Leila's thoughts were a little confused. She subconsciously glanced at the number of flowers in the flower bed and spoke silently.

"It's okay!" At this time, Ye Ao, who had been impatient for a long time, patted his chest and came forward: "I'll help you!"

"Thank you, thank you..."

The two of them split into two groups. Ye Ao helped Leila move the flowers to the church, while Hill took all the moonflowers back to the tavern.

Mumu had already prepared delicious food there, waiting for her to come back...

........

At night, a live broadcast on the forum sparked discussions among countless players.

This live video had no editing and no gorgeous battles, but just because of one person's ID, it attracted the attention of many players.

I am so arrogant, what can I do to you! The only player in the "Holy Temple" favored by Hill!

From his videos, Hill can be seen all year round, so he quickly became the focus of many players.

In the video, the conversation between Hill and Gu Zhou almost instantly made the players indignant and overwhelmingly sided with Hill.

It turns out that quest characters can die too! They were saying that there seemed to be fewer quests, and it turned out to be this guy!

As Hill expected, there are very few players who empathize with NPCs. Even those who do empathize will be laughed at by other players. This is how the Internet works. However, there are many players who became angry because their interests were damaged by Guzhou's behavior!

In addition, there are also some players who think that what Hill said makes sense. They think that it doesn’t matter if you kill the NPC, but you can’t blame the NPC if you are chased by it, right?

It is not necessarily that you are the only one allowed to kill others but others are not allowed to kill you?

Therefore, under such public opinion, players cursed Guzhou, and at the same time, the seed of not killing NPCs at will, which would easily lead to loss of interests, was planted in people's minds...