Lord Game: I Have 100 Million Talents-Chapter 188 - 114: Divine Descent, Arthas, Soloing the Evil God Players’ Hideout
The Greedy Player’s friendly reminder wasn’t born from any genuine concern for Arthas. He was simply fantasizing that if Arthas ever suddenly decided he no longer wanted to be a Lust Cultist, he would retain enough of his own power to switch allegiance and serve under him.
After all.
A Necromancer’s specialty was overwhelming the battlefield using Sea of People Tactics.
And as an Evil God Lord under the Greedy Evil God, the Greedy Player’s own power was entirely dependent on how much wealth, troops, heroes, equipment, resources, cities, territory, and so on he possessed.
The more of these external possessions he had, the more powerful he became, and the higher the bonus Attributes for his Evil God Army.
Therefore, Arthas, as a Legendary Level Necromancer, could summon tens of thousands of Undead Soldiers.
He was a perfect candidate to come work for him.
The two would complement each other perfectly.
By the same token.
The Evil God Soldiers under the Greedy Believers followed the same logic for getting stronger.
The more wealth, equipment, resources, and territory they held, the more ferocious their individual combat prowess became.
Furthermore.
A portion of this "Blessing of the Evil God" bonus would be synchronized and transferred to the Evil God Lord they served.
In short.
If a Greedy Player held 100 units of gold, it would grant him 100 attack power, plus a 1% attack power bonus for his army.
Then, if one of his Evil God Soldiers held the same 100 units of gold, not only would the soldier gain 100 attack power, but it would also grant the Lord 10 attack power and a 0.1% attack bonus for the entire army.
Of course.
Due to the rules of the Lord World.
All Evil God Players were public enemies who lived by plunder and thrived on war.
This destined them to have a rather unique path to power.
Equipment personally forged by a Greedy Player, Gold mined from ownerless veins, various basic resources gathered in the wild... anything obtained through one’s own labor could not be counted toward the buff from the "Blessing of the Evil God (Greed)."
Only equipment, wealth, resources, and territory forcefully seized by actively attacking the cities of other players or Native Powers could truly be converted into his personal power and provide an additional combat boost to his Evil God Army.
Even Sloth Lords, whose methods were similar to those of Greedy Lords, couldn’t escape a similar set of rules.
They had to personally sacrifice the money, weapons, equipment, and treasures seized from enemy forces to the God of Sloth in exchange for the corresponding power bonus from the Blessing of the Evil God (Sloth).
However.
As compensation for their sacrifices.
Sloth Lords also possessed a unique special Talent.
By paying a certain price and giving up a portion of the Blessing Power gained from their sacrifices, they could duplicate the treasures and equipment they already owned.
Interestingly, the reason every Evil God Player had a Phantom Marching Badge wasn’t because the Evil God backing them was so fabulously wealthy that they could distribute such a powerful treasure to everyone for free.
The source of it all.
Was actually the Dragon King, a Sloth Lord, who had consumed a massive amount of Blessing Power.
He had continuously duplicated the first Phantom Marching Badge they obtained, creating thirteen copies in total, which were then distributed among all the Evil God Players.
In addition.
Besides the Sloth Lords. 𝒇𝓻𝓮𝓮𝙬𝙚𝒃𝒏𝓸𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝓬𝓸𝒎
The Evil God Players who were Pride Lords, Envious Lords, and Angry Lords also each possessed their own unique abilities.
In comparison.
The Blessings of the Evil God for the Greedy Lords, Gluttony Lords, and Lust Lords were much more straightforward.
They could only increase the Evil God Lord’s personal combat power and the overall combat effectiveness of their Evil God Army, with no other extra characteristics or Talents to speak of.
However, the advantage of these three was their astonishingly fast growth rate.
When Greedy Lords collected an enemy’s wealth, resources, armies, and equipment, not only could they activate the power of the Blessing of the Evil God through this plundering model, but they could also directly convert these spoils of war into their own combat power, instantly strengthening their Evil God Army.
Gluttony Lords, on the other hand, could avoid direct combat and secretly scavenge the corpses and remains of powerful creatures. Even licking a bit of their bone dust could grant a tangible, permanent power boost.
As for the Lust Lords.
Their method of improvement was even more explicit.
As long as they captured a living creature—a captive of the opposite gender—and completed an act of "life’s great harmony" that transcends worldly conventions, they could use the Star Absorption Technique, then ascend on the spot and watch their power skyrocket.
Looking at the other four types of Evil God Players—the Sloth Lords, Pride Lords, Envious Lords, and Angry Lords.
Their methods for obtaining Blessing Power were much more troublesome.
Therefore.
Equipping them with an additional Evil God Talent as compensation.
Was quite reasonable.
...
Having gotten the information he wanted and confirming he couldn’t squeeze any more important intel from the Greedy Player’s mouth,
Qin Feng, disguised as "Arthas," decided to drop the act.
Backstab mode.
Engaged.
He abruptly raised the Bone Blade in his hand and, without hesitation, plunged it into the back of the Greedy Player beside him, piercing his heart.
The moment the sharp Bone Blade entered his body, the short health bar above the player’s head instantly emptied. Without a chance to struggle or cry out, he collapsed with his eyes wide open in disbelief.
Then, before the Greedy Player’s Evil God Soldiers could react, Qin Feng activated the Undead Magic he had just mastered—Nagash’s Gaze.
In an instant, crimson energy erupted from his palm like countless twisting, slithering blood-serpents, madly lunging at the surrounding Evil God Soldiers.
