The player's message was straightforward. "Is this Roland? You want to sell gold coins? "
"Yes," Roland replied.
"Then I'll transfer the money to you at the market price first."
Roland was about to say that there was no need to be in such a hurry and find a safer method of transaction that everyone agreed on, but before he could finish typing, he received a message on the forum that he had transferred the money.
Ninety-five hundred yuan, of which five hundred was obviously the fee to withdraw the money.
This person was too bold. Roland gasped and asked back, "Brother, aren't you afraid that I'll run after taking the money?"
Hawk's message soon came back. "You're a celebrity on the forum. Besides, it's just ninety thousand yuan. It's not a lot of money. "
Shoot! Another rich second-generation heir. His tone was exactly the same as Li Lin's.
"Fine, I have to give it to you guys." Roland sent the message back and said, "After you enter the game tonight, find me at the Magic Tower in Delpon. You should know the Magic Tower, right?"
"Of course I do! Roland, you're so awesome to have joined an NPC organization so quickly. "
"Then I'll see you tonight."
"Okay."
Closing the forum, Roland washed up and had breakfast. Then, he went to the boxing club to practice his stances and routines.
Then, he and the coach exchanged moves.
Half an hour later, Roland found that the coach seemed to have slowed down again.
Previously, he had blocked the coach's attacks with his intuition and pure reaction speed, but now, he could vaguely see the coach's movements.
So, he was so talented in hand-to-hand combat? If he had known this, he would've chosen a Warrior when he entered the game.
But there were enough melee professions among his friends. Besides, it felt good to be a Mage, so he let it go.
After a while, Roland sat down to rest and wiped his sweat with a towel.
At this moment, many students were gathered and looking at someone's phone in amazement.
Roland didn't like to join in the fun, so he only glanced at it curiously and lost interest.
But someone took the phone and said to him, "Roland, look at this news. It's awesome!"
Although he wasn't curious, Roland didn't want to spoil the other party's interest.
He took the phone and found that it was a video. Roland clicked "replay."
About 40 seconds later, he finished watching the video and couldn't help but exclaim, "This girl is awesome."
The video was a surveillance video of a bus. Around 8: 30 last night, a bus was heading from the outskirts of a city to the city center. There weren't many people on the bus, but there weren't any seats left. A petite girl holding a ring and listening to music with headphones was circled in green.
A few seconds later, a brawny man got on the bus and was circled in red. At the same time, strange music started playing in the video.
A few seconds later, the burly man actually took out a kitchen knife from his coat and waved it around, as if he was going to rob them. The passengers on the seats were so scared that they ran back and forth.
The girl who was listening to the music stared blankly at the burly man for a moment. Then, she suddenly rushed up and kicked the burly man's wrist with her right leg, knocking the cleaver away.
Before the burly man realized what was going on, the girl pressed forward and slashed the burly man's neck with her right hand.
Even through the video, Roland could tell that the chop was fast and brutal. Although the brawny man was strong, he was still pushed to the girl's right hand. Then, the girl twisted her body at a high speed and stabbed her left hand at the brawny man's right kidney.
The burly man lost consciousness and collapsed on the spot.
The girl stepped back and suddenly squatted. Holding her hands and burying her head in her knees, she shivered and seemed to be crying.
In the last twenty seconds of the video, a female voice explained that the girl's right little finger was fractured and her wrist ligaments were torn. Her middle, index, and ring fingers were also fractured.
As for the burly man … His neck was bruised, which wasn't a big problem. The real problem was that his right kidney had been hit hard, and he was already urinating blood. When the video was released, he was still in critical condition in the ICU.
The comments at the bottom of the video were all praising the girl for being awesome and chivalrous.
There were also weird comments like "Charge, Disarm, Basic Military Swordsmanship: Kidney Strike" and "If she had a sword in her hand, the burly man would've lost his head in the first second. He wouldn't have been wounded at all."
Reading the explanations, Roland realized that the girl must be a player of World of Falan, and she was probably a tough Warrior.
She was used to fighting in the game, and she subconsciously used her fighting instincts in reality, but her body couldn't keep up with her, and she didn't have any weapons. Although the enemy had been knocked down, she wasn't in a good condition either.
Roland returned the phone to the passionate student and chatted with her for a while. Then, he returned home.
He opened the forum again. Instead of reading the thread he had posted in the morning, he went to the general discussion section.
As he expected, the discussion about the girl had become a hot topic in the forum.
Many people said that if they learned more things in the game, they might have similar abilities in reality.
Most players believed that battle experience could be brought forward, but class abilities couldn't be brought forward.
Otherwise, in reality, a Warrior could charge into someone, and a spellcaster could summon a fiery meteor when they were unhappy. How terrible would that be?
Then, Roland opened the thread he posted in the morning, only to find that a lot of people had replied to it.
Most of the returnees were Mages.
They left comments thanking Roland for his strategy. Some even tipped him.
Some even laughed and said that it would be convenient to peep at girls with such mental power.
Roland keenly noticed that the number of people leaving comments had significantly decreased.
Then, he checked the number of posts and replies in the Mages section, only to find that it was indeed a lot lower than a month ago when the server was just launched.
There were still fewer and fewer people after all.
Roland heaved a sigh.
The Mage class was too difficult. Unlike the physical classes that could be picked up after some practice, the Mages couldn't fight at all when they didn't know magic, and magic was very difficult to learn.
For the Mages, the early game experience was terrible.
There were very, very few people who were willing to put in the effort to study magic.
He estimated that the number of Mages at this moment was only half of what it was a month ago. They had all switched to other classes.
Roland still hoped that there would be more Mages. After all, it would be easier for them to study the class together.
After all, there was strength in numbers.
He refreshed the forum and saw a new post that made his eyes widen.
Judging from the time, it had just been posted.
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