A handsome youth rode on a warhorse. He exuded the handsomeness of a deity. He was so dazzling that he could blind the eyes of mortals …
But he looked absent-mindedly into the distance. He was filled with emotions.
There was nothing else.
As he was too handsome, after the Taurens surrendered to him, their affinity for him increased …
At this point, he had completely acknowledged the strange talent of being handsome. It was simply tailor-made for a Lord.
Fiu Roeser was directing his tribesmen to relocate. More than 3,000 Taurens were moving to the Rainbow Lake, where the Trolls had once lived.
There was no need to worry about food. There was a rather large grassland near the Rainbow Lake. Furthermore, there was plenty of vegetation in the dense forest. It was enough for them to eat.
Furthermore, the Taurens did not have to be herbivores. They would not stand on ceremony with small animals. Even if they said they did not want them, they would praise them in their hearts!
The most important thing was …
The Taurens looked simple and honest. They were all spare tires … players who had been deceived. But if they did not relocate to a place close to the City of Dawn, they would run away sooner or later.
It had to be said.
The City of Dawn had gone through half a year of war and defeated many small tribes.
To a proper nation or a large Lord, this was not something worth boasting about. They were even too embarrassed to say it out loud.
But the southeastern corner of the legendary continent was a small place. It was a remote and desolate place.
Unruly people were born in a remote and desolate place. William was the most powerful unruly person.
The human nations might not care about the size of the City of Dawn's military strength or what they had done.
But the nearby tribes of intelligent races all knew about it. After all, the hostile tribes that had harassed them had been swept away one after another. How could they not know?
The Winged people in the southwest of the City of Dawn at the peak of the sea-separated mountain range had heard of the City of Dawn. They had taken the initiative to form an alliance with the City of Dawn.
William was not as unknown as before. At least, Fiu Roeser did not intend to resist.
In the beginning, Fiu Roeser could still refuse to surrender. But now that the city was under siege, he had no choice.
But it was not that easy to move.
There were many magical beasts and wild beasts on the grasslands. There were also many Gnolls and Small Mermen. Most of the places with fertile grasslands were occupied by other forces. This was one of the reasons why he could not move away from the tribe and avoid the suppression of the City of Dawn.
Now that it was too late to avoid them, the Minotaurs could only choose to surrender.
Although some people in the tribe had to go to the mines!
Oh, he was probably going to be a miner. In other words, he was going to watch over the Beastmen as they mined. But to Fiu Roeser, this was not a big deal.
After all, all the Orc tribes within a 50-kilometer radius of the City of Dawn had been wiped out.
Now, all four veins were being mined, and the Orcs had captured no less than 3,000 people!
Among them, there were 600 regular soldiers guarding them.
William planned to subdue the Tauren tribe in order to replace those soldiers and train them better!
Especially when William told him that he was going to help his tribe train a regular army. This made Fiu Roeser a little happy.
Although he knew that the Tauren army would fight for the Lord of the City of Dawn in the future, he was the leader of the army.
William saw Fiu Roeser walking over. He sat on his horse and patted Fiu Roeser's shoulder. "You can do it. Your future is bright."
"Master's strength can move mountains and rivers. I accept my defeat." Fiu Roeser replied in a muffled voice.
"Yes." William nodded noncommittally.
…
"Bang!" A huge black shadow slammed down. A figure could not dodge in time and was smashed into meat paste. Then, he turned into a ray of white light and disappeared from the world.
"It's done, it's done. Brothers, let's retreat. Hey hey hey, pick up that blue equipment. Isn't that what Fatty dropped?" The few remaining players ran away noisily. They did not dare to stay here for another second.
When the few of them gathered again.
A player silently sighed. "It was supposed to be a small pet, but it turned out to be a big monster. Whoever accepts this mission in the future is a retard."
"But I have to say, the three pet bears of the City Lord are really awesome. They patted me as if they were patting their son …"
"Isn't that so? The giant wild bear is an elite and a leader BOSS." Angry Fatty was speechless. Giving this fellow a bath had caused them to die more than twice.
Fortunately, everyone had just leveled up to level 10 and had changed occupations. Even if they lost experience, they could not lose levels. Now, although everyone was a bronze player, they were already expert players with levels!
After completing the mission, everyone leveled up and stepped into the level 11 checkpoint. This was not considered too much of a loss.
It was just that the durability of their equipment had dropped a lot. At most, they could just take off their equipment. As for those who were unlucky enough to drop their equipment, there would be people to help them pick it up.
For the players.
When facing NPCs, beginner-level bloodlines represented normal monsters, middle-level bloodlines represented elite monsters, and high-level bloodlines represented leader BOSSES.
But when facing magical beasts, as long as it was middle-level bloodlines and above, it could be considered a small BOSS.
This was because the natural attributes of magical beasts, as well as the additional attributes every time they leveled up, were far superior to other intelligent races.
After all, it was difficult for magical beasts to have their own equipment. Their attributes were naturally superior to other creatures.
Changli Jiuge nodded at the opinions of the others, but he still said, "Let's not just look at the surface.
As experienced players, if we look deeper, we will discover that the subordinates of our city lord are very powerful. This is something that we can easily discover.
It's not hard to imagine how ferocious these demonic beasts are when they're still young. When they grow up, we players will have to sacrifice our lives to deal with them.
"If this is the case, then what about the other hidden forces? Are they worth exploring?"
"What do you mean?" Angry Fatty had already sensed something.
"Find out the hidden forces of the City of Dawn, and then determine where we should be stationed in the future!" As a professional player, Changli Jiuge had to participate in professional competitions. Such professional players often had hidden occupations.
Most of them were subordinate guilds of clubs who found hidden missions and handed them over to the clubs for professional players to complete.
Then, the subordinate guilds would reward the players who found the missions, as well as a lot of glory and encouragement policies.
If the interested players did not like the rewards, it was not impossible for them to conduct some transactions with the professional players.
Before Changli Jiuge became a professional player, he was an exploration-type casual player. He loved to research the background of the game.
He could often find hidden occupations with his own abilities.
More importantly …
A good development area was extremely important to both the subordinate guilds and the clubs.
If the City of Dawn was really powerful and had many shocking hidden forces, the Glory Club would naturally be able to station here.
The other players also came with the same objective. It did not matter if their accounts were upgraded or not. What was more important was their future development.
Therefore, everyone nodded and dispersed to search for hidden benefits in the city!
As for whether the City of Dawn could impress everyone, they were looking forward to seeing it.
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