Magic Underachiever

In the villa on the Avenue de l'Elysee, the soul-eater Hauge hid in his cloak and stood in front of Daliang, reporting to his master about the situation of recruiting the Brotherhood.

Hauge once operated an assassin's hut in the Endless Labyrinth of the dungeon plane, and was proficient in assassination and intelligence gathering. He was later captured by Daliang, and used special means to make Hauge obey him. In the past, Hauge was not valued by Daliang. The Drow Elf Kingdom controlled by Daliang had enough assassination masters, so Hauge had always been in the second line of the Black Fire Territory intelligence system, training professional thieves and assassins for Daliang.

Now that he has lost contact with the Endless Labyrinth, he naturally cannot contact the Drow Kingdom.

Since most of the assassins and thieves in the Great Tomb were trained by Hauge, Daliang entrusted Hauge with an important task to establish the Great Tomb's intelligence agency on the Order Star.

Recruiting the Brotherhood became Daliang's first task for Hauge.

The Great Tomb is not short of excellent assassins and thieves, but their lack of understanding of this world greatly limits their performance. The Brotherhood is a very professional intelligence organization. It does not belong to the Empire or the Parliament, but is a self-employed individual business entity. It has just been formed and does not have a strong background. It is in danger of being eliminated, so it is a good time to buy at the bottom.

Incorporating the Brotherhood can make up for the difficulty of the Great Tomb to integrate into the environment, allowing the assassins of the Great Tomb to quickly recognize the social system outside, especially the new things and new consciousness that are different from the ancient magic era.

Hauge told Daliang about how he recruited the Brotherhood, and then he talked about his feelings about the Brotherhood: "The intelligence agencies in this world are more organized than ours at that time. They pay great attention to group cooperation, and every action has a careful plan and backup plan.

In comparison, we pay too much attention to individual ability. The gains are great but the risks are also great. Failure means death. Therefore, those who can survive in the end are elites with talent and strength.

I have read the action data of the Brotherhood's attack on Sir Charles. There were 138 people involved in the whole operation. The plan was impeccable and took into account any emergency situation. There were no mistakes during the operation. From the beginning to the end of the attack, no imperial soldiers and security agents arrived at the scene.

When retreating, they even cleaned up the shells and took them away.

If it weren't for you, Your Highness, rescuing Charles, the Brotherhood's action would have been perfect. However, this also exposed that when the Brotherhood faced Charles, there was no one who could execute a fatal blow. Our assassins can make up for this shortcoming of the Brotherhood..."

This is the difference in ideology between the two eras.

In the ancient magic age, every time assassins and thieves performed a mission, they felt like "the wind whistled and the Yishui River was cold". If they failed, they would die. This also made assassination a high-risk profession. In the end, the assassins were the masters who survived the missions.

In the Age of Discovery, the teamwork spirit brought by industrialization affected the ancient profession of assassins. They paid more attention to cooperation and preservation of themselves, and their names became "spies" or "agents".

Haug gave a very high evaluation to the Brotherhood, and believed that the combination of the assassins of the Great Tomb and the Brotherhood could complement each other and form a qualitative change.

After listening to Hauge's report, Daliang asked, "Do you think you can control the Brotherhood? If we use force to make them surrender, will they work for us wholeheartedly?"

Hauge replied, "Your Highness, excellent assassins will not surrender to force, they will only make smart choices between benefits and disadvantages. The Brotherhood now says that they are willing to accept our recruitment, but they must regard us as enemies in their hearts and want to get rid of our control.

And when they see the efficiency of the assassin masters, how can they tolerate the fact that more than a hundred people were dispatched but could not kill a 12th-level magician?

I will let the Brotherhood recognize their position and give them what they want."

Daliang didn't know much about intelligence and assassination, but he knew that professional people should be left to professionals, and random interference would only backfire. Hauge is an expert in this area. If you want to open an assassin's hut in a dungeon full of assassins, you will be killed if you don't have any brains and business ability.

"Do what you think is right, and I will give you thirty drow assassins." Daliang decided to let Hauge do it, and said: "I will give you two tasks, one short-term and one long-term. The first is to let the Brotherhood help the Great Tomb get a batch of arms as soon as possible, mainly the ammunition needed by Kuka, and the reorganization and training of the conventional army cannot be interrupted.

The second task... is to find something for the aliens who will come to us in the future.

Let those guys who are engaged in intelligence use their imagination. Write some rigorous, complex, and trigger-type event flows that need to be decrypted layer by layer to attract those aliens to invest in the excavation of these events. Each layer of secrets can be unlocked to give them some small rewards, and the ultimate prize can be some simple alchemical items from the Great Tomb..."

Hauge thought it was normal when he heard the first task that Daliang gave him. At the last meeting, Kuka did complain that his trainer was short of ammunition, and Daliang promised him to find a way as soon as possible. The Brotherhood must have a way to buy arms, so that the Great Tomb can have a stable arms procurement channel without exposing itself.

However, when Daliang made the second request, Hauge was confused.

Why do we need to create adventure quests for aliens?

This is also one of the main purposes of Daliang's incorporation of the Brotherhood, which is to create an advanced task system for the upcoming players.

The Brotherhood is a professional intelligence agency that has been exposed to various real cases and is good at making strict action plans. Then give them a result, and they can naturally fill in a completed, brain-burning task flow. It can be said that if these agents participate in game development, they are the best game task planners.

Now Daliang gives the Brotherhood the job of game task planning.

An excellent task chain can stimulate players to explore in depth. Daliang can give a little reward layer by layer, and then get what he wants from them without the players knowing. For example, Star Alliance intelligence, advanced technology, cosmology and some high-tech machines...

During the mission, Daliang can also let them help him do things that are inconvenient.

In short, when Daliang realized that he might be in a game, he found the feeling of playing games by himself before. At that time, he often played various NPCs and issued tasks for players to help him do things.

Therefore, Daliang knew very well how to sell the players and let them count the money for him happily.