Mages Are Too OP Chapter 95 - The Attitudes of Players

Chapter 95: The Attitudes of Players

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

He talked idly with his two friends at the cold bar until around eight at night. He rode ho slowly on a bike.

After he showered, there was still around one hour before the servers opened. Roland habitually opened the ga forums and discovered that the collapsed forums had already been fixed.

Players were still furious, but there were a lot less sheep-herding posts, and posts containing rational discussions were gradually starting to appear. There were already many people who were speaking for Roland.

Roland let out a slight sigh of relief. He started to search for strategy posts in the forums.

This ti he focused on insight posts about selections of class sub-branches at level five. Now the majority of players who reached level five were of the warrior class.

This class was simple and rough. There was no need to overthink things: simply learn a basic military sword technique and fight. They had powerful vitality and strength, and even without equipnt, they could wrestle with monsters. If they had good equipnt, they would be ridiculously strong.

For example, Principal Huang had a set of low-level magic equipnt, learned basic military sword arts, and a convenient slashing specialty, and so he was able to cut down werebears, goblins, and other evil creatures in the forest like vegetables.

These monsters couldn’t even break through his armor. Principal Huang would upload his own battle videos every day. He was quite high-profile.

Eliminating monsters quickly, having strong survivability, and completing quests highly efficiently, one’s leveling speed would naturally be fast.

Comparatively, Mages were pitiful... Although they could level up by learning spells, were spells easy to learn?

And learning magic was a very dangerous matter. Any mistake could result in a head explosion suicide.

Currently, the average level of mages was level two, Roland being the highest. Only after completing one main dungeon quest was he approaching level five.

Although there were no strategy guides for mage class sub-branches at level five, he could check out the other classes and borrow insights to help make his own choice.

After reading for a while, Roland suddenly rembered to put the derivative spell model of Language Proficiency on the forums and @ the deputy director at a data center, explaining his doubts and asking him to help take a look. He wanted to combine Language Proficiency and Character Proficiency, but he always fell one step short, unable to find the crucial point.

After publishing the model, Roland looked at the ti. It was almost ten at night, so he changed into pajamas and lay down inside the imrsive cabin.

Shortly, the gray ga world brightened and the frozen ti flowed again.

Roland went outside the city and found Hawk, who was still commanding the beggars.

The construction site was in full swing and almost everyone was working, shouting work chants. There were also blue Hands of Magic that floated around carrying heavy objects.

And Roland discovered that the number of workers seed to have increased a little.

“It seems like you guys are progressing smoothly...” Roland laughed.

Hawk looked at the dozen single-story houses that had been built and smiled gratifyingly. “It’s on the right track. But with more people, the more food we consu, and we don’t have a stable source of food... So, where are your gold coins?”

“Here, eight gold coins.” Roland took them out from his Backpack and handed them over to Hawk.

Hawk took a brief glance and stored the gold coins into his Backpack. Then he said, “When the ga ti is over today, I’ll transfer the money through the forums, at market price as usual.”

Roland was sowhat happy that another hundred thousand soft girl coins were going into his account.

Only when people have money will they have the confidence to do things, and do them with ease.

1Roland, who was in high spirits, continued, “There’s another matter I’ve co over for this ti.”

“Say it, I’ll definitely help you if I can.”

“Help monitor the mayor’s son John.”

Hawk’s hand trembled for a mont. Hawk turned to look at Roland and asked in a low voice, “What are the odds that it’s him?”

“At least fifty percent.” Roland lowered his voice and said, “At first, I didn’t suspect him, but he has done too many petty little things.”

“I see.” Hawk nodded in response. “I’ll send so shrewd beggars along the main roads to keep an eye out for John’s movents.”

“Sorry to trouble you.”

“You’re welco. It was your idea to recruit beggars as assistance, I should be the one thanking you.” Hawk looked at the sky and suddenly had a gloomy look on his face.” John is the mayor’s son. What are you going to do if it’s him?”

“What else can I do? Run up recklessly from the front and beat him to death.” The nurous skeletons in the cave made Roland feel uncomfortable even now. “The real murderer does not deserve to live in this world.”

1“The mayor of the city is different from the little nobles I dealt with before. When his army cos back, there will be thousands of regular soldiers.”

“I’m still killing him. We’ll just leave the city afterward.”

1Hawk smiled. “Count in.”

Roland shook his head. “No, this is my mission.”

Hawk’s expression was quite bitter at this mont. “You don’t think of as a friend?”

“Just an acquaintance, not a friend.”

1Upon hearing this, Hawk’s expression suddenly beca twisted, not in indignation, but in disappointnt with a little bit of distress.

Seeing his appearance, Roland imdiately said, “Just kidding, it’s just that it’s not suitable for you to act recklessly again.”

“What makes you say that?”

“Betta and I have nothing to worry about. We’ll leave after the kill. If the mayor is that mighty, then he can chase us all over the world. Even if we are killed, we can co back to life. It doesn’t matter.” Roland patted Hawk on the shoulder and explained, “But you’re different. You are now the leader of a small group. If you’re involved in this, and the mayor investigates you, you can revive or walk away. However, these beggars who’ve found a new way of life, or in other words, normal people, what will they do? There is no way they can co back to life.”

1Hawk rubbed his face and said sowhat disappointedly, “I understand. I’ll distance myself from you at all costs, then.”

“As it should be.”

Soon after, Roland called over Vivian and the other magic apprentices, and said, “You guys can go back to the Magic Tower now, but I personally hope that you can co and help if you have ti. You can get money and train your magic control, killing two birds with one stone.”

The magic apprentices naturally listened to Roland’s instructions.

Roland and the other two frightened Bard so terribly yesterday. Roland thought that Bard wouldn’t stir up any trouble for a while, so the apprentices could go back and continue living and studying at the Magic Tower.

When Roland returned to the Magic Tower with a group of magic apprentices, he discovered another group of people standing in front of the tower.

Bard, in gray magic robes, stepped forward to et Roland with a dry smile. “Mr. Roland, let’s begin the magic ownership review.”

1Roland raised his eyebrows, rather surprised. “You’re actually willing to conduct a magic review? I thought you guys would take a lifeti to do so.”

2Bard looked a little upset, but he smiled with difficulty. “How could that be! We always do things directly and efficiently.”

1“Is that so?” Roland faked a smile.

The young noble next to him had so much pent-up anger that he wanted to step out and berate Roland, but he took a look at his friend and held back from doing so.