The high-ranked knight standing below cautiously glanced upwards.
He noticed that almost ninety percent of the sea elves had raised their hands, indicating that his superior's dismissal was already a foregone conclusion.
He couldn't help but sigh slightly in his heart.
Could it be that his superior had done this on purpose?
After all, disturbing the warti command center with intelligence reports wasn't a cri worthy of death.
Dismissal was already the most severe punishnt.
While he was contemplating, the sea elf sitting at the head of the conference table suddenly turned his gaze to him and finally asked him slowly, "By the way, do you think there's anyone suitable to temporarily take over his position at the command center?"
Upon hearing the sea elf's question, the high-ranked knight was montarily stunned. He raised his head sowhat incredulously and then pointed to himself, "Sir, are you asking ?"
The sea elf at the head imdiately nodded impatiently, "If not you, then who else would I be asking? Hurry up and answer ."
Hearing the sea elf's question, the high-ranked knight thought for a mont before speaking: "I personally feel that none of the others at the temporary command center seem suitable."
After saying this, he imdiately lowered his head.
He was intentionally setting a trap for his superior; since the other seed set on leaving, he wouldn't let him resign.
As long as he didn't resign, he would be at risk of death if he made a mistake.
It was also a way to take revenge for the past hardships his superior had put him through.
Upon hearing the knight's words, the sea elf at the head furrowed his brow tightly: "Useless fool, fine, get out of here imdiately."
"Tomorrow, I will send soone new to replace him, and as for him, once my person arrives, let him report here imdiately."
Hearing the sea elf's words, the high-ranked knight didn't dare to say anymore and quickly turned and left the warti command center.
After leaving the command center, he rode on a sea arrow for quite a distance, then slowed down, turning to spit angrily at the outline of the command center:
"A bunch of trash, the Sea Elf Race will eventually be destroyed in the hands of you trash."
…
In a flash, more than half a month had passed.
On this day, a wave of magic power emanated from Fang Ka, causing him to abruptly open his eyes.
A smile of delight spread across Fang Ka's face: "Great, finally, low-tier mage at perfection level."
"With the current state, it's estimated that I can add another 200 players."
"There were previously 450 players, which ans it can be increased to 650 players."
"And this is just the current situation. If I break through to middle-tier, there will be a significant enhancent, and upon reaching high-tier, that will be a qualitative change."
Fang Ka stood up from the deck chair and called over the two rfolk responsible for delivering ssages, then started walking toward the sacrificial altar.
Hearing Fang Ka's command, the two rfolk imdiately followed him.
Once they arrived at the sacrificial altar, Fang Ka instructed the two rfolk to fetch two hundred corpses from the underground altar.
The requirent was that 100 should be animal corpses, and the other 100 humanoid bodies.
The efficiency of these two rfolk was exceptionally high.
Soon, the bodies were transported out one by one and placed at the altar.
Once all two hundred bodies were arranged, Fang Ka began performing necromancy, awakening undead skeletons.
As he gradually awakened all two hundred bodies into undead skeletons, Fang Ka imdiately released an update notification.
"Major Ga Update: Player count limit increased from 450 to 650.
Several bugs have been fixed…"
This update was quite succinct, but it brought significant shock to the players.
Previously, the total number of players was only 450, and now this update directly increases by nearly half of that number.
Currently, on Kain Island, Mr. Zhou, who was researching magic, imdiately opened his eyes and turned his gaze to Grandpa Qian of Bone-Touching beside him, saying, "Mr. Qian, the number of players increased quite a lot in this update. Do you think this might be a sign of an upcoming public test?"
Hearing Mr. Zhou's words, Grandpa Qian of Bone-Touching thought for a mont before responding: "It's hard to say, but this is indeed good news, because the more players there are, the easier it is for us to take advantage of it."
Mr. Zhou nodded in agreent: "That's true. By the way, Ti must be busy welcoming the new players, right? I wonder how many of our kindred spirits are among these two hundred new players?"
Hearing Mr. Zhou's words, Grandpa Qian lightly shook his head: "That's hard to say, actually, I feel that the number of dual-class players doesn't seem to be significantly related to the number of new players coming in each ti."
Hearing Grandpa Qian say this, Mr. Zhou thought for a mont about the previous updates and then nodded lightly: "That seems about right. I hope there will be so surprises this ti."
"It'd be best to have a few more kindred spirits; working together in the magic domain and sharing insights and experiences would make things relatively easier."
At this mont, Ti was already waiting with a few dual-class players in front of the sacrificial altar.
Ti glanced at the few dual-class players beside him and said: "This is great. Originally, we were the newbies, but now with a new batch of players, we have beco the veterans, no longer the rookies."
"From now on, we can hold our heads high and feel the superiority of being senior."
"By the way, how many dual-class players do you think will be among the two hundred new players?"
Hearing Ti's words, one of the dual-class players tentatively said: "I think maybe there'll be three?"
Upon hearing this, another dual-class player said: "Three? I think that's too few. With 200 players, I'd say there might be six."
Hearing the words of these two, Ti thought for a mont before saying: "How about we make a small bet? Just bet 10 Copper Coins; the winner gets ten Copper Coins from the others who bet."
"Rember, everyone has to guess differently; if the guesses are the sa, it's not fun. I'll go first, guessing there might be five players."
Seeing Ti take the lead, the other dual-class players each made their guesses, then turned their gaze toward the altar's exit.
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