At dawn, a dazzling light blazed from the highest point of Dawn City.
To the migrating crowd of human slaves, who suddenly looked up at the great city nestled in the mountains, the sight was unimaginably sacred.
This was a city belonging to the Human Race. In a desperate world, it was the greatest bastion of hope for a desperate people to launch their counterattack.
At the very end of the video, countless comnts exploded with profanity.
However, Lince didn’t pay much attention to the flood of comnts, turning instead to the main comnt section with great interest.
And the top-rated comnt imdiately made Lince fall into a state of deep thought.
White Hair is Justice:
"What a waste! A total waste!"
"Since the Chief Player has appeared on the new map, even though I’m just a cloud player, my understanding of the True Ga tells he has to make good use of the second-wave Players! Maximizing profits is all that matters."
"First off, we know that Players who started on the Oakland Continent don’t have a Professional panel. Therefore, killing Giant Demons won’t give them any experience or item drops."
"You can see this from how Copper Hamr City was destroyed. Our Chief Player silently wiped out nearly fifty thousand Giant Demons. And while the scene was aweso and super satisfying, not a single item dropped! (Excluding the weapons and Magic-aided Equipnt the Giant Demons were already carrying)."
"That’s a massive loss! If the Chief just had a few hundred or a thousand second-wave Players from the Karte Continent under his command, wouldn’t their experience gains from this have gone through the roof?"
"In a situation like this, even if you made all the Players from the Karte Continent hand over every item the Giant Demons dropped, I bet they’d do it willingly. Items are just external objects; experience is the real prize!"
Infinite Passerby Ha:
"I have to say, OP is a genius. So am I, because I thought of the sa thing."
Little Ling Who Loves Music:
"This is just basic logical deduction. You have to do this to maximize profits. The only question is whether the Chief would even care about the few items dropped by those Players from the Carter Continent."
"After all, from the looks of it, there’s no way the Chief is only Tier Seven. With that kind of Ability, it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call him Tier Nine. He’s just hacking his way to the top and having a blast. Anyone would be jealous of a life like that; he’s not even trying to hide it. But no matter what, the Chief is one of us Blue Star People. For that reason alone, I’m a fan for life."
"As a fan, I suggest the Chief create a dedicated Player legion, just like Human Pet York’s current Dawn City legion or the Demon Pet Demon Beast Legion. He could recruit so second-wave Players from the new map and call it the ’Demon Hunter Professional Legion.’ It would be perfect."
"And how would he ensure the loyalty of these second-wave Players? Honestly, I don’t think that’s even a problem. Everything is driven by self-interest. With a powerful backer like the Chief to rely on, even if so Players turn out to be rotten, the Chief wouldn’t have to lift a finger. He could just have the other Players he supports take care of them."
...
Honestly, Lince sotis had to admire the countless cloud players on Blue Star.
As the saying goes, the spectator often sees the ga more clearly. So of these quick-witted people had imdiately put themselves in his shoes and started devising strategies for him.
It felt a lot like reading a power-fantasy novel, imagining yourself as the protagonist, and then starting to give the author suggestions on how to write it.
Most of the viewers’ suggestions were unreliable, but he had to admit, the advice in that top comnt was very insightful.
’Not caring about items dropped by new Players?’
Lince’s Dawn City desperately needed rebuilding. Even if the second-wave Players only dropped low-level items, they would still be incredibly significant for arming the people of Dawn City.
Besides, at this point, Lince had no choice but to start taking the role of the Players seriously.
Especially the Players from the Karte Continent.
Those guys could gain experience and items just by killing Giant Demons, making them a carbon copy of the Underground City Professionals.
On the Karte Continent, the native Human Race grew stronger by killing Demons in Underground Cities, whereas Players grew stronger by killing Giant Demons.
’And what was most abundant in this world right now? Giant Demons, of course.’
Lince needed to kill Giant Demons by launching campaigns to get settlent and Growth Level rewards, while ordinary second-wave Players only needed to kill individual Giant Demons to continuously reap experience.
This was a perfect opportunity to kill two birds with one stone.
But as he considered this, Lince felt a little helpless.
Of the two hundred thousand second-wave Players deployed to the Karte Continent on the first day, only a little over forty-eight thousand remained!
And they were scattered all over the world. The base number was just too small, and gathering them would be incredibly difficult.
’The only thod I can think of right now is to just steamroll my way across the continent and slowly gather more second-wave Players as I go!’
At his current stage, Lince only had to think about it for a mont to realize it was necessary for him to develop what was essentially a ’demi-Fourth Calamity’ of his own.
’After all, no matter how these Players grow under my command, their rate of growth can never surpass my own.’
’And since I have a comprehensive lead, any smart person will know which side to be on.’
By deepening their ties through mutual benefit, Lince could even use this to influence the real world.
’Demon Hunter Professional?’
Lince mused as he read the comnt.
’That’s a pretty good na. I could even declare to the natives of the Ga World that the Players are the ’Divine Favored’—the sounding of the gods’ horn, calling for a counterattack against the Giant Demons!’
The more Lince thought about it, the more feasible this plan seed!
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