The Game of Global Mining-Chapter 376 - 301: Divine War, Another Hundred Years Traversed
Golden Continent time, 4 PM.
The Iron Flame Village Divine Presence Warrior Corps set off in advance and arrived at the Western Fortress to rendezvous with the Tata Battle Team. Over a hundred thousand players on both sides rested and then headed further towards Southern Canyon Village. They timed it so that they would reach the battlefield by nightfall.
Lost Paradise, Demon God Hall. The large map surrounding Black Iron City is displayed on the magic crystal screen in the grand hall.
The young master and lady players of Uriel’s two factions have already assembled their respective forces in the "game pods within the game." This time, the quantity and quality of the troops far exceed those in the last monster siege.
If you don’t consider the strength of that suspected siren, Bilenna, just the vulnerable NPCs in the village alone give Uriel confidence that he can take Southern Canyon Village with his forces, even block the respawn point. At that time, whether it’s players or NPCs resurrecting, they’ll be killed over and over, layer upon layer of weakness stacking until their levels reset to zero.
Fortunately, the anxious Sariel finally heard the distant singing at dusk. The mermaid hadn’t forgotten the important task and appeared on time.
Now it remains to be seen what kind of sparks Brother Chun, this blasphemer, will create when he collides with the fugitive employee Alpha.
Black Iron City, Underground Divine Tomb.
After a day of preparation, Alpha’s No.1 Death God has nearly mastered and absorbed the soul power of dozens of Church hunters, and the divine power is about to break through the space of the Divine Tomb.
The Tata War God has gathered enough experience and must not stay on the scene to expose their identity, leaving in advance, as far away as possible.
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At this moment, Chun appears at the front desk of the first-floor tavern under Mary’s cart.
The players in the tavern immediately greeted, "Chun is out!"
Vivian is reading at the bar.
Chun, seeing her reading for the first time, couldn’t help but be surprised: "Miss Vivian, what are you doing?"
Vivian raised the book in her hand, "Venus’s chariot is driven by doves, so Cupid flying in the wind has wings—good luck!"
Chun was a bit bewildered!
Aileen said in a deep voice, "That’s a line from ’Romeo and Juliet’; it means Aziza has replied."
Chun nearly forgot about expecting a reply these days!
Chun hurriedly asked, "What does it mean?"
"I don’t know."
Chun was dumbfounded, "Didn’t you learn her code?"
Aileen replied crossly, "I only learned a bit about it before leaving Plague Island, but didn’t have any other time."
Uh... alright. Still, whether it’s the reply being slow, or just coincidence, Aziza’s reply at this time seems to have profound significance.
Chun could only bid farewell to Vivian, "Everything will surely go smoothly. Miss Vivian, you must stay safe as well."
Vivian tossed aside the book with a smile, "You’re right! Then I’ll go hide first."
And with that, she vanished through the backdoor.
Chun felt a bit stunned—so straightforward and casual? Not even a notice to evacuate the tavern’s other customers and staff?
On leaving, the streets already didn’t have as many NPCs as usual. Teams of fully armed warrior troops were patrolling vigilantly. Although it’s vigilant, this level of vigilance doesn’t have the atmosphere of a Divine War?
Chun asked Mary, "Does everyone have such confidence in me and the Guardian God?"
Mary replied, "Actually, most of the citizens have no idea what’s happening and just think it’s about capturing a petty thief."
I thought the whole city knew an Evil God was coming!
Chun was puzzled, "Is this alright?"
Mary said, "What else? Do you want the city empty like during the last plague? Or everyone running outside the city?"
Chun was stumped, "That’s not quite necessary, right?"
Mary sighed, "Facing the unknown, panic is useless. It’s better to deal with it carelessly; if something really happens, then it’s just bad luck for someone."
Holy shit, this strategy feels a bit like responding to an earthquake?
At the next moment, Chun’s guild channel received information.
Great God: "Brother Chun, the Royal Family has mobilized over a hundred thousand players from the China District to Southern Canyon Village. It feels like something big is about to happen!"
Chun was stunned too, "Do you guys know what’s going on?"
"No idea, rumor has it it’s another monster siege. But there was a siege just a few days ago, there are no signs this time. It doesn’t feel like it."
Uh?
Chun couldn’t quite believe it; he knew the siege was coming, yet Great God and the others only had guesses. Why is the information gap between high-end players and regular players so wide?
"Brother Chun, what should we do now?"
What a question, just deal with things carelessly as usual?
At this moment, the cart passed the square. Aileen was shocked, "It’s my mom! She’s still shining shoes and hasn’t packed up her stall!"
Holy shit! What’s going on with the mother-in-law?
Chun immediately had a task, "Great God! Head to the square, below the third lamp post there’s a shoe-shining stall. Protect the elderly woman in the blue dress with everything you’ve got! Gather the entire guild."
Great God immediately responded, "Understood!"
But seemed not to understand fully, "Brother Chun, is someone trying to kill her?"
Chun couldn’t explain, "Anyway, we’re a gang, if things go wrong, just carry her off. Is that considered kidnapping?"
Great God understood, "Who cares if it is or not! Don’t worry, Brother Chun, we’ll protect her with all our strength!"
Chun then told Aileen, "It’s already arranged for guild members to protect your mother."
Aileen laughed, "Dear, you call her ’Mom’ more smoothly than I do!"
"Ah, that’s a must. I hope she’ll be alright."
Then, they arrived at the Church. Only here did Chun truly sense the urgency of the situation.
Chun reached the Main Altar, where the Holy Mother Dharma and a group of bishops still surrounded the Black Iron Guardian God bathed in golden light.
