Chapter 256 Don’t Go to the Snake Catcher’s Fortress!

Lance's voice came: "Sir, do you want to set up a checkpoint directly?"

If they don't want the undead to get close to the Snake Catchers' Fortress, Star Dragon City can still do it with its current military level. Moreover, as the "official", when a large number of soldiers try to stop them, most of the undead will definitely choose to obey. There are too many things left for them to play with, so there is no need to force a conflict.

"Set up a checkpoint? No!" Lind shook his head. "Arrange a logistics team to be stationed near the snake catcher's fortress in advance, and then let Renzo go there to open a shop in the camp."

Among the many NPCs with similar faces, Renzo's popularity remains high. He is the only NPC with a villain face.

The Dark Lord's shop is very suitable for appearing in any location and doing some illegal transactions.

"Sir, what about the road leading to the central area?" Since Lind was not trying to stop the undead, it meant that he hoped that the undead would take the initiative to go to the Snake Catcher Fortress.

The path that currently exists would be a huge obstacle.

"Send someone to destroy it." Linde paused as he spoke. He took out a bunch of knives of advice, prepared them for a while and threw them all into the teleportation window, along with a map. "These knives are inserted in these locations."

Lance, who had been silent all this time, suddenly asked, "Sir, are you ready to go to war with Lord Ronan?"

With the current strength of Star Dragon City, it is not difficult to go to war with the Snake Catcher Fortress and win, but there will be sacrifices. They have already found another way, so there is no need to go to war with the other side.

"Of course not to start a war." Linde said, "Go find Renzo. I have something to tell him."

He would keep his promise and not actively invade the territory of the great snake Ronan, but if the undead took the initiative to invade, it would have nothing to do with him.

At the same time, Lind was also very curious about what the battle of the old nobles would be like, and what chain consequences would be brought about by the undead people's crusade against the old nobles.

So far, he had never seen an old noble die after becoming completely insane.

The Snake Catcher's Fortress is sandwiched between his territories. If any problems really break out, they are completely under control. This is an opportunity to pull out the nails in his own territory and also an opportunity to study the old nobles.

……

It is said that there are now rich people in the game who use real-world money to directly purchase the Heart of Disaster.

This includes some small online stores that have put related virtual goods on sale.

Not only does it include the Heart of Disaster, but the more expensive Blood of Madness can also be purchased with money. The points and gold coins in the game are difficult to obtain and require hard work, but as long as you pay, the studio will help you.

Weapons, equipment, etc. can also be given to each other as gifts.

Lind can use means to ensure that the undead cannot engage in certain transactions that do not touch the bottom line. For example, they need to grind for the Star Dragon Stones to open the boxes, and they also need to complete the tasks themselves to exchange points for promotion potions.

However, he cannot strictly control every transaction of materials.

The quantity is too large. If he numbers each material, the operation of the entire Star Dragon City will probably be paralyzed due to the huge energy consumption.

A large amount of materials are produced every day, followed by a large amount of materials consumption.

As a result, it naturally supported some small studios, and even some players who originally just wanted to play games for leisure found the way and had to follow suit.

If Lind had not promptly asked Miss Micko to confirm that the Heart of Disaster would be available, it would probably cost a large sum of money to buy a Heart of Disaster.

But even if it is guaranteed to come out, there are still some people who can't afford it or are too lazy to earn points. Some people like to play games slowly by themselves, but there are also some people who get impatient easily when playing games. Since I can't draw it, I will just spend money.

Therefore, there will always be a market for game commodity trading, unless Lind opens up the purchasing channels for the Heart of Disaster.

But this is impossible. There are indeed a lot of disaster monsters. Not to mention satisfying 12000 people, even if there are a hundred times more, it can be easily satisfied, but those are not something that the undead can touch.

Information gap and time gap are Linde’s development tools.

What Lind needs is the value created by the undead people who have to work for him in order to buy things. It makes no difference to him whether it is provided by rich players who spend money on games or by studios.

Just like someone once used the money to buy a Fit just to buy a Calamity Horse, everyone has different consumption concepts, and some people play for the experience.

However, sometimes some difficult phenomena occur frequently.

For example, some people pretend to buy materials at a high price, but after getting the Heart of Disaster, they run away without paying. Without an official trading platform as a guarantee, these players who intend to make a fortune can only suffer in silence, and at most they can just post comments in the thread.

In this regard, Linde can only say that online transactions are risky and the consequences must be borne by the individual.

He is just an NPC, and he cannot impose any restrictions on the undead who disrupt the game atmosphere. He is the only NPC who can read the posts, but there are many among the 12000 people who want to become scammers and make a fortune on a whim.

But no matter what, the emergence of peripheral industries such as playing games with others, leveling up with others, and reselling materials has allowed the undead people of Star Dragon City to develop at an unimaginable speed, and far surpass all other people.

If it were not really impossible to reach the central area, I believe the potion dealers in Star Dragon City would definitely expand their business transactions to Raven City.

In the tavern, the dwarf Ludo was walking between the tables, with a child following him.

This short father and son always bring laughter to people in the pub.

No matter which world you are in, a tavern where drunks appear is the easiest place to obtain information.

"What? Snake Catcher's Fortress." The drunken soldier suddenly looked up and said, "You'd better not go!"

"Don't go to the Snake Catcher's Fortress again, damn, the Riddler, right?"

At the beginning, no undead cared about this matter. Their levels had not yet reached level 20, their skills had not yet been learned, and there were still many places that had not been explored.

But gradually, some undead people discovered that as long as they mentioned the Snake Catcher's Fortress, they would be warned, "Don't go to the Snake Catcher's Fortress!"

I asked further but I knew nothing.

However, some undead people are more active in thinking, and the drunkard NPCs who often appear in taverns have become their targets.

They took turns forcing one of the drunkards to drink until he became unconscious.

"Burp, I told you not to go!" The drunk man lying on the table spoke slurredly.

"Why can't we go?" the undead asked hurriedly.

"Because of the order from the Lord, we absolutely cannot go!"

Lind had certainly been to the Snake Catcher's Keep, and something had happened, but what it had happened was unknown.

Just when all the NPCs in the Star Dragon City area remained silent on the matter, someone finally couldn't help but take action.

Okay, okay, since you, the riddle master, can’t let me go, I’m going anyway.

(End of this chapter)