Chapter 187 Linkage Prize Pool
[Star Dragon City Update Announcement]

[Update: Alman's loot warehouse is open for a limited time! Undead can go to Alman's loot warehouse with the Star Dragon Stone in their hands and exchange it for Lind Alman's treasure chest. The quantity is limited.]

The update came very abruptly, but all the undead in the Star Dragon camp received it immediately.

At this stage, most of the undead are speedrunning through Banshee's Dream, but unfortunately, no other undead has yet completed it, not even the Moon Slashing Blade itself.

A small number of undead people are out farming to earn points. Tower defense farming is still fun, and the income is continuous and stable.

The scattered and idle social undead chat and brag in the tavern, study new games together, and taste new delicacies.

After receiving the update, almost all the undead became interested.

Arman's loot warehouse? It sounds interesting, but I don't know what it is yet. However, the word "treasure chest" is like a special signal, accurately hitting the G-spot of the undead.

Opening the box, isn't that instinct?
Especially the mention of "Star Dragon Stone" made the undead people suddenly realize that this stone was used for this purpose.

I thought it was useless before, but now I know that it is useful, and very useful!
A large number of undead rushed to Alman's loot warehouse from all corners, looking forward to opening the box this time.

……

A squad of Star Dragon City soldiers, all great knights, wearing Rand Kingdom infantry armor, moved in unison.

Lind was just wrapped in a robe, with a casual posture, playing with a star dragon stone in his hand.

There is also a very classic wooden sign next to it, as an unofficial update of "pure handmade". Lind himself has become accustomed to this authentic means.

When faced with content that needs to be announced and left in place as a warning, Linde will choose to put up a sign.

The undead people will come over to take a look spontaneously, saving you a lot of effort.

It will also enhance the sense of immersion in the game. Seeing the text content on the notice will indeed give you a deeper feeling than the magic announcement of the lion badge.

What was written on the sign caused the undead to fall into confusion for the first time.

[Limited time open prize pool: Tomorrow Magic School linkage x four major college scarves]

[Limited-time open prize pool: Secret Pattern Sleeve Blade]

The first thing that comes up is the linkage prize pool!

Some of them have smoked.

However, the undead who hoped to feel involved in the story once again saw content on the wooden sign that had no sense of immersion at all. They felt the urge to complain, but in the end they found that there was nothing to complain about.

Just as the lord would give a passionate speech before every battle, the mission scrolls he handed down were all standard system missions without any extra words.

Linde just wrote on the wooden sign like this, he might have cared about the game immersion before, but now he only cares about efficiency. He doesn't care about the game immersion.

A more delicate gaming experience is a headache for the game officials. He is just an unofficial monster, responsible for operating Star Dragon City in his own way and taking advantage of opportunities. Efficiency and attractiveness are the most important.

It is also because Lind discovered that the official was dumb, and the mastermind behind the scenes did not seem to understand operations very well that they dared to play like this. Otherwise, if it was any person from Earth, after seeing Lind act like this, they would have posted a mission [Star Dragon City World BOSS Lind Alman] on the official website and would not have to worry about anything, and naturally the undead would have come one after another to kill them.

The sense of immersion and separation coexist in Star Dragon City, and the undead people have long been accustomed to it.

Moreover, this kind of experience that makes the game more convenient is what the immortals in other regions dream of.

No matter how late they joined Star Dragon City, the undead people have more or less accumulated points and a set of very good equipment in this "online game style" and "sense of separation".

On the other hand, many undead people in other regions are struggling to get equipment.

Not every lord is willing to sell armor as selflessly as Lind, and armor is still a controlled equipment.

The online game-style Star Dragon City has even opened the lottery function, but the undead in other regions are still waiting for the opening of "missions", "camp points", "mounts", "meat pigeon copies", "siege battles", "maps" and other functions. Maybe they don't know that they won't be able to wait for updates even if they wait for countless years.

Putting aside some of Lind's online game-style guidance, in fact, the gaming experience between the two sides is similar, this is the real world.

But the problem is that these [updates] can mobilize NPC resources, and the compromise of these resources is very convenient, so convenient that it makes people jealous.

There are only two things on the sign: the special prize pool is open for a limited time, which means you will miss it once you miss it.

The first one is easy to deal with, it’s just a scarf from the four major colleges. Wait, where did the scarf from Tomorrow Magic School come from? Are you collaborating with another magic school?

Spell wizards are very popular right now, but the undead always feel like something is missing when they wear them, is it a flying broom?

Now we know that it’s not just the flying broom, but also the iconic scarf.

The second one is what everyone is looking forward to.

Hidden Blade!
Especially the undead who played the Secret Rune Messenger, they still coveted the hidden blade, but no matter how they harassed the blacksmith, the blacksmith was unwilling to help them forge it. After all, they found out that the blacksmith had put it in the prize pool waiting for the draw.

Lin Gou, it’s your turn!

"We have won one victory after another," Lind said loudly, "There are many spoils that we cannot handle. You can come and exchange your Star Dragon Stones for spoils. These spoils belong to everyone!"

Undead without Star Dragon Stone: Are we not human?
The first batch of Star Dragon Stones were distributed to nearly a hundred people, and if each person received one stone, that would be nearly a hundred stones.

And today's box opening is just a demonstration, in order to attract the undead people to do more things and open more boxes, without thinking of satisfying them in one go.

It’s right that the lottery is not fun!

If you guys enjoy yourself, then it's my turn not to enjoy yourself.

The soldiers entered the warehouse and soon carried out a dozen boxes.

The wooden boxes didn't look very good, they were of different sizes and had obvious signs of being rushed, but they immediately looked very unusual under the protection of a group of soldiers lined up.

You can't tell what's in the box just by looking at it from the outside, and before a box is selected, no living person is allowed to approach.

No one asked why the loot was in boxes.

Because this is very reasonable in the eyes of the undead. If the props are not hidden in the box, can it still be called a lottery? It will just become a night market scam.

No one asked why the scarf and hidden blade were placed in the box. It seemed like they had nothing to do with the loot.

The undead still thinks it is reasonable. Doesn’t it say “linkage” on it? Linkage can explain everything that is unreasonable.

Of course, some people may still be confused and completely don't understand why Lind did this.

He made a batch of props, stuffed them into a box, and then distributed Star Dragon Stones to the undead, allowing the undead to take the props by lottery.

In the end, Lind was busy all the time but gained nothing, right?

When Lind made this decision, Brittany, Morena, Milam, Domei, and even the taciturn Lance couldn't help but ask the same question.

Why can you, Lord, put forward such an unreasonable thing so reasonably and believe it must be feasible?

Why did the undead people really accept it so easily and even think it was particularly reasonable? They were all ready to draw the lottery.

In response to this, Miss Miko and the nine guards who first followed Lind said that this is how the lord and the undead are. They have a strange tacit understanding that others cannot understand no matter how hard they try.

　Thanks to Yujing for the 1500 reward
　　Thanks to Yujing for the 5000 reward
　　The boss is so generous. He will let me finish two more chapters at the end of this month or the beginning of next month.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)