Elf Forest, Gray Harbor.
In the central square of the city, a variety of players gathered, with a wide array of items displayed on the stage in the middle of the venue, as a player from the Heart of Nature enthusiastically conducted the auction by holding a small auction hamr.
The auction items were of all sorts, but many were exquisite handicrafts and priceless magical artifacts.
It is said that most of these auction items were good things plundered from the mansions of nobles in Morning Star City of the Human World after so high-level players triggered hidden tasks and created havoc there a few days ago.
One must admit, the humans in the "Elf Kingdom" are indeed a major power, and the family wealth of the nobles can’t be compared to the Half-Beasts in the Death Desert. There were precious High-level Magic Scrolls, storage magic equipnt that was in increasing demand among players, and so deeply rooted, historically significant decorations — everything one could ask for.
The forr is a necessity for players, while the latter is a tool for the big shots to show off. Especially as the construction of the Elf Forest gets progressively better, and the cities more complete, players are also paying more and more attention to the living quality of their small abodes. Therefore... sotis a rare and beautiful piece of art can even sell for a jaw-dropping price.
It’s quite strange, really. The Elf Clan, after all, is a race that pursues art, yet they chase after handicrafts looted from the Human World, even though many such art pieces might, upon tracing, originally belong to the Elf Clan...
Of course, when considering the true identities of these "elves," it makes perfect sense.
After all, historically, the Elf Clan’s creation of exquisite handicrafts mostly involved long production tis spanning years, as elves are long-lived and creating art was simply a pasti for them.
Nowadays, however, the pursuit in the Elf Forest is rapid developnt, and most players are of a restless nature. Aside from the few life players particularly interested in this who would delve into it, others naturally have no interest in engaging with these.
However, so players who kept an eye on the exchange store discovered that recently, a drawing exchange section had been added, which contained a number of creation thods for various traditional Elf magical handiworks.
These drawings were naturally posted by Eve, who, after further enhancing her understanding of the "Elf" divine position with the use of golden divine blood, reshaped the precious culture and history created by the elves since the creation of the Elf Clan by the forr World Tree into her mory.
Among these, naturally, were the lost production thods for various magical artifacts and handicrafts of the elves.
Turning these mories into drawings bit by bit, relying on the players’ creativity fused with the knowledge from Blue Star, and finally allowing the new elf culture to reerge in the Segis World... was also a small goal Eve set casually in her spare ti.
After all, in so sense, it’s also an extension and strengthening of her divine position given that there is "Elf" within her divine position.
The more splendid the elf civilization, the stronger the Elf Divine Position!
This is also a common thod used by many races to strengthen their True God of Faith...
Though utilizing players to develop civilization might feel like cheating, who summoned Eve in the first place.
Moreover, the number of elves returning from the Oros Half-plane was increasing, and as both sides complented each other, the trend truly seed to prompt the gradual revival and growth of the entire elf culture towards an unpredictable yet definitely more wonderful path...
It was considered a pleasant surprise.
Of course, the bounty received by high-level players in the "Save Sofia" battlefield mission naturally sparked a craze among players to sneak into human world cities to fish in troubled waters...
But unfortunately, without the release of hidden plots, most players entering the Human World would only achieve minor deceptions. Trying to gather people to mimic the Heart of Nature’s saving mission with a "Black Dragon attacks city" seems prohibited by the system...
In other words, just like dealing with faction NPCs, when attempting sothing more outrageous, players would find themselves bound by the system, losing control over their bodies...
Additionally, even if the system allowed it, players couldn’t call upon the Little Black Dragon.
After a few days of urging would be promoted to a legend, letting Eve see Mairrel’s true potential. This slothful being was simply a lazy mule needing proper nudging.
So... after it gobbled up the ten roasted whole sheep provided by the players, Eve sent it back to "seclusion" in Sandstorm City.
This ti, Eve formally granted it the Black Dragon Godhood, demanding it to advance to a demigod before the war between gods and demons. Otherwise, she’d reclaim the godhood and let the other three Bone Dragons in the Divine Country attempt the Divine Enthronent.
Dragons are greedy creatures, Mairrel being no exception.
Viewing the Black Dragon Godhood as a possession, it naturally grumbled, but obediently went to enhance its power eventually...
Besides, the restrictions on players by the system were also Eve’s doing.
With the increasingly powerful network of faith, Eve found it easier and easier to constrain player behavior through the linked ga network.
She never relaxed her constraint over players, especially as their number grew, making it ever more necessary to pay attention to this point.
Otherwise, letting them run loose, the Segis World would genuinely be bustling.
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