I Make Games Inside a Mobile Game?! Chapter 106 106: Monster Hunter Ecological Invasion

Although the thrill of using a crutch weapon to defeat powerful enemies, an experience Carl had deliberately given her, had left Lamia extrely excited, she was not in a hurry to venture deeper into the areas controlled by Anan today.

She did fantasize about it. If she explored a little farther, would she find brand-new monsters and stages that would let her keep having fun?

However, the Oath officials and the Empire seed to have sothing important to inform her about, so Lamia had no choice but to give up on further exploration and return to the Imperial Holy Capital at once.

"Congratulations, Your Highness. Even before your stream officially began, your concurrent viewers already reached one hundred thousand. You gained a large wave of loyal fans before even going live."

The representatives from Oath were also very pleased with the success of this promotional stream for the gacha characters.

"I told you. With my charm and professional skill, winning the hearts of thousands of Saviors is a piece of cake."

Lamia's smugness did not last long.

A decision announced by the Oath operations team froze the triumphant smile on her face.

"Therefore, Your Highness, considering that your future workload may be much heavier than that of ordinary gacha characters, and since we have decided to increase the interactive gaplay between players and gacha characters, we have prepared several 'sisters' to help share your responsibility of interacting with the players."

The operator's tone was extrely humble, but the decision itself was enough to give Lamia nightmares.

In the next mont, Lamia saw several people who were identical to her in both appearance and even personality.

Lamia Unit 2, Unit 3, Unit 4, and so on.

"They are..."

Lamia froze for a mont, then instantly turned her gaze toward Madam Calamity.

"Your Highness, these 'sisters' of yours can help reduce the burden of interacting with the Saviors. This perfectly matches your wish to win the favor of many Savior Fanatics without putting in too much effort."

Madam Calamity had an extrely precise grasp of the Second Imperial Princess's character.

In short, Lamia loved showing off, hated hard work, and always looked for shortcuts.

"They had better be worthy of my charm."

But Lamia was not stupid.

They claid that these Unit 2s and Unit 3s could help her win over more Savior Fanatics.

But in the end, this was only because the losses of the Saintess and Hasumi had made the Oath officials realize that ga characters with their own thoughts were far too unreliable.

In the eyes of the ga company, gacha characters were nothing more than commodities.

And what commodity was truly irreplaceable?

These Imperial Princess Unit 2s and Unit 3s were insurance.

If Lamia ever behaved as outrageously as the Saintess, the Oath officials would not hesitate to strip her of everything she had and hand it all over to another, better-behaved "Imperial Princess Lamia."

And Madam Calamity, the Archon of the Empire, had clearly approved of the Oath officials' approach.

"There is no need to feel pressured. You only need to continue being yourself in your daily life, Your Highness," Madam Calamity said softly after noticing Lamia's anxiety.

"I don't think these copies could ever replace ."

Lamia tried her best not to take these "clones" seriously.

The next day arrived.

After the imperial princess left, Carl did not continue paying attention to her activities.

The main reason was that the Plague Torrent was evolving in a very strange direction.

With the areas controlled by Anan as the starting point, Carl used his immunity to the plague to transform as many powerful monsters within the Plague Torrent as possible into monsters from Monster Hunter.

But he was not sure whether Monster Hunter's ecological design was simply too superior, or whether the monsters from the original Oath were just too naive and simplistic.

After all, in order to accommodate the ga's Baby Bus-level difficulty, the monsters in the original Oath all had simple chanics like yellow and red light telegraphs directly built into them.

This led to a very awkward problem.

With Madam Calamity's help, the Oath officials could naturally transform the monsters in the areas they controlled back into the base creatures of Oath.

The problem was that the original Oath creatures simply could not compete with powerful Monster Hunter monsters in the sa ecological niche.

Leaving Elder Dragon-class creatures aside, within the sa niche...

Beginner-level small monsters like Kulu-Ya-Ku, Pukei-Pukei, and Great Jagras were still fine. They would not stray too far from Anan's range of control.

But monsters with a certain level of ecological threat, such as Rathalos, Rathian, Zinogre, Anjanath, and Deviljho, began seizing the ecological niches of the original Oath monsters at an astonishing speed.

Aside from hunting and eating the Oath monsters, they were all creatures born from the Plague Torrent, so they could also assimilate and reproduce.

As a result, even though the range of the Plague Torrent controlled by Anan had not expanded much, the original Oath territory held by Madam Calamity had already been invaded by a large number of Monster Hunter creatures.

This was sothing even Carl had not expected.

"It seems... you really did bring a pack of monsters into this world."

Anan was now standing with Carl on the walls of the City of Glory.

This ti, she was looking outside the city, gazing toward the far side of the Bright Plains.

Even though the area of the Plague Torrent under her control had not expanded by much, seeing every creature on Madam Calamity's side gradually turn into Monster Hunter creatures made her realize that Oath's original monsters had suffered a complete defeat.

"So, from a professional warrior's perspective, do you think the Saviors of Oath can handle these monsters?"

Carl watched the crimson arcs of light occasionally streaking across the sky and listened to the familiar roars echoing from the forest below.

By now, the ecology of the forests near the City of Glory had been completely taken over by Monster Hunter creatures born from the Plague Torrent.

"It is hard to say. The Data Volu of the monsters the Saviors usually face is around five to six thousand, so they can handle them easily with their own Data Volu of ten to thirty thousand."

"But among these monsters born from the Plague Torrent, those in lower ecological niches are around two to three thousand, while so in higher niches have already surpassed twenty or even thirty thousand."

"And deep within the Plague Torrent, creatures you call Elder Dragons have already been born. Their Data Volu starts at sixty thousand at the very least."

Anan's expression was very grim, because this was indeed no cause for celebration.

The intensity of this Plague Torrent was far higher than anyone had expected. If it could not be suppressed, both the City of Glory and the Imperial Holy Capital would be finished.

The second launch of Oath was just around the corner.

"Then the original Oath players are really screwed."

Carl had initially thought that with Oath's explosive damage numbers, they could one-shot any monster with at most ten thousand HP.

But it turned out that the damage scaling between the two gas was different.

For example, when a Villager Player hit a monster for one hundred damage, that might equal one percent of the monster's health.

When an Oath player hit a monster for ten thousand damage, that was also only one percent of the monster's health.

In essence, it was still a contest of Data Volu and combat chanics.

The original players of Oath were truly in for a rough ti.

Because those Monster Hunter monsters, let alone having red or yellow light prompts, were nowhere near as gentle as the original Oath monsters.

So of their moves were genuinely designed to one-shot players.

The most terrifying part was that the original Oath players had no chanics for making monsters flinch, exhausting them, or breaking their parts through repeated attacks.

They could only fight them head-on.

And the Oath player most affected by this Monster Hunter ecological invasion was none other than that imperial princess.

Carl opened her stream just like he had yesterday.

Sure enough, he found her fighting a Tempered Zinogre alone.

No, judging by its state, it looked more like an Arch-Tempered Zinogre.

Otherwise, it would not have wandered this far.

"Have monsters from the plague source invaded this place? There's no need to worry, everyone! Before my army of knights, no enemy is a match for !"

Lamia still did not understand the gravity of the situation.

In front of the cara, she commanded her army of knights to charge at the Zinogre.

Unexpectedly, the Zinogre slamd the ground and leaped into the air.

Its claws, wreathed in a massive amount of Fulgurbug lightning, ca crashing down toward Lamia like a falling teor.

"Wait, wait, wait! Where's the yellow light for the parry? Where's the red light for the dodge window? Wait, wait, wait!"

In a panic, Lamia instinctively used the dodge command.

The dodge in Oath also had plenty of invincibility fras and was very effective.

Unfortunately, without the red light prompt, the imperial princess had no idea how to ti it.

The Zinogre's claw slamd heavily into Lamia, and lightning erupted.

Lamia's petite body was instantly sent flying. She rolled several tis across the ground before finally coming to a stop.

Her health bar dropped rapidly at a speed visible to the naked eye.

"T-Trouble... Knights! My... Knights, wait, why... why can't I move?"

Lamia lay on the ground and suddenly realized that her entire body had been seized by a sharp, stinging paralysis.

This was another status ailnt she had never experienced in Oath.

The Arch-Tempered Zinogre roared, rose up again, and raised its claws high, intending to deliver the finishing blow to this weak but data-rich prey.

"Your Highness!"

Fortunately, Oath was not a ga that had to be played alone.

Migard, the commander of the Hunter Knights who had long been part of Lamia's team, raised her shield at that mont and blocked the Zinogre's terrifying strike.

"Damn it!"

Migard felt her feet sink into the ground.

From that single blow alone, she knew the creature before her was a terrifying existence with a Data Volu of over thirty thousand.

(To be continued.)