Chapter 716: Chapter 405: They Can Do It (Part 2)_2 Chapter 716: Chapter 405: They Can Do It (Part 2)_2 However, within the Demon King Castle, the Demon King’s power interferes with the effects of the Divine Artifacts, rendering weak artifacts incapable of unleashing their full power, and diminishing the effects of so others significantly.
It’s reasonable for most players to withdraw as anyone who can make it here holds cards that are extrely precious, and losing any one of them would be a severe loss.
After so thought, Wang decided to make a decision that went against his ancestors.
He went to look at the guide.
As per Wang’s nature, he generally wouldn’t consult a guide before completing a ga, unless he truly couldn’t progress further.
But now, the supplies he had on him included not only his own but also those of other players. Losing so would be unfair to all the players, so he had no choice but to consult the guide.
Upon opening the Ga Inn’s sub-forum, Wang was astounded.
[Demon King Castle Guide, you’ll definitely not regret reading it.]
Authors: Xien Waidao, Liuzi, Black Tech.
Seeing the authors’ nas, Wang knew, even before reading the content, that he could trust the information in this post.
And after clicking on it, Wang found that the content did not disappoint him.
[Firstly, congratulations on reaching the Demon King Castle. You must already be aware of the situation here, which is that the death penalty is extrely severe.]
[Within the Demon King Castle, there are specialized Corpses Collectors. They will imdiately collect all items from your body upon your death, leaving you with nothing. If they’re ordinary exploratory items, it’s not too bad, but if they’re important cards, then brace yourself for tears.]
[Therefore, the first strategy we recomnd here is playing naked!]
[Enter with a deck made of basic cards, wearing nothing at all, and wreak havoc without any regard, like a true man. Killing one breaks even, and killing two would be a profit. After all, the demons of the Demon King Castle aren’t spawned so easily; they too have their costs.]
[Here I recomnd so basic decks that are good for survival, which you can use to create a deck and then head in.]
[However, this deck won’t be as effective when encountering so special monsters.]
[That’s why at this mont, I suggest you throw away all your items and then bravely face death!]
[Because there’s a special bug here—Corpses Collectors will only take items off your body, but they won’t care about the items you’ve thrown away. Thus, you can return later with a different deck to reclaim all your previously discarded items.]
[At the sa ti, we need a special team, that is the Bombing Team.]
[The periphery of the Demon King Castle is a significant trouble, and we must continuously clear it. However, the Demon King Castle has a certain self-recovery capability, so we need to kill off all the small demons inside. This will disable the regenerative ability outside, and then we’ll be able to clean up the buildings on the periphery.]
[Afterwards, we’ll need…]
The entire post had as many as forty thousand words, which showed how much effort the author had put into conquering the Demon King Castle.
Having read the post, Wang had a sudden realization, and then he marveled at how many talented people there were in the world who could co up with so many brilliant ideas.
And he didn’t overlook the final part about the players’ corpses.
[I don’t know how the in-ga Corpses Collectors will deal with the players’ final bodies. However, I suggest that players ingest poison before dying, filling their bodies with all kinds of outrageous viruses, rendering them unusable. If you’re worthless, then no one will be able to take advantage of you!]
After reading this sentence, Wang felt a chill go down his spine.
The person was clearly soone who often exploited others’ bodies for their own gain; otherwise, they wouldn’t make such a preposterous statent.
There were many other bits and pieces of information, and many players also left comnts, recounting what they had observed in the Demon King Castle.
So were introducing the minor demons, others were describing the special traps they had encountered, while several players shared the routes they had taken, marking out where they had left their supplies and where special chanical monsters were located.
As he went through various posts one by one, Wang discovered that players’ enthusiasm for the ga exceeded his expectations.
So had even created a mod that, once downloaded by other players, allowed them to see a mini-map that didn’t exist in the ga and understand the conditions of different monsters they encountered, enabling them to react accordingly.
For a ga, players had really put in so much.
If people like Monk Without Heart saw this, they might find it incredible.
But for gars, it was all too normal.
In the gaming community, there were always plenty of persistent players.
They could play the sa ga day in and day out for years, watch over a spot for months on end for a possible Easter egg, unaffected even if it all turned out to be a rumor, ready to jump in again next ti.
They could grind the sa boss thousands of tis for an item or attempt every variable in a ga for a possibly non-existent perfect ending, all to achieve a flawless completion.
Their love for gaming made them perform acts inconceivable to ordinary people, but to a fellow ga enthusiast like Wang, the only response was a big thumbs up, followed by an impressed “Aweso!”
Having prepared the mod and noted down the contents of the wilderness survival guide, Wang was ready to embark.
He carried the worst deck with him, and in his livestream room, other players also began to mobilize.
[Wang, just tell us what you need, and we’ll go get it right away.]
[Yeah, the front-line supplies might still not be enough, considering you’re going up against the Demon King. We’ll get so rare items ready in the rear; just say the word.]
[My gaming skills are terrible, but here’s a Dirty Picture, hopefully it can stimulate you guys.]
[Thank you, my friend, you’re a true hero.]
As he read each ssage, Wang felt his silly audience might not seem serious and often spoke crudely, always treating him as a source of entertainnt, but when it mattered, they were truly reliable.
When it ca down to it, they really showed up!
So, without ceremony, Wang listed out the deck of cards he wanted, which appeared in his livestream room with a thoughtful note of the current quantities.
“I am currently active around the Idiotic Divine area, so I need these supplies. So of the rare items are consumables, so I need quite a lot. You can operate in the rear and send the collected supplies over. Oh, and don’t forget the ‘Clothes of the Wanderer’; it’s essential.”
[Understood, and it’s best to set up a few more safe houses nearby so as to avoid conflicts with Wang’s activities. Alright, we’re on it.]
Aside from the players active near the Demon King Castle, others too sprang into action.
They moved silently, tirelessly gathering all sorts of supplies, showing up in every dangerous place, each person becoming everyone’s hero at this mont.
A saturation reinforcent effort began, and a massive influx of supplies started converging from forests, swamps, Sky Towers… players appeared in these places.
They were completely indifferent to their own lives; as long as they could gather a bit more supplies before the food ran out, they would go forward without hesitation.
Although Holy Knights had always been rare in these parts, now, every player beca an unnad Holy Knight, selflessly delivering supplies to the front.
Observing the players busily at work like ants, Zhiyi Heavenly Lord remained silent for a long ti, then sighed, “Strange, it’s really strange. Mortals with power can be so selfless; it’s truly astonishing. Great Heavenly Lord, is this what you were asking about?”
“No, this is the way of all beings,” Fang Cheng said with a smile. “But I do like it.”
“So, you plan to intervene now?”
“No need, they can handle it.”
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