Chapter 753 – Miaomiao's Quest for Xiaomao
Miaomiao stood still, watching how Xiaomao kidnapped another NPC to his castle. While the cat was busy, the Summon Points of his side started to increase faster than the red castle's side.
The father let out a sigh and stared at the blue castle. He reviewed what Mu-Nyang had ordered him.
First, Mu-Nyang sealed Miaomiao's cultivation base and decreased his level to 999 so that he could infiltrate this place and prepare a quest for Xiaomao.
However, the Guild War here had a peculiar rule. Unless a player initiated a conversation with the NPC first, the NPC couldn't give any quest. Thus, Miaomiao had to wait for one of Xiaomao's teammates to co to him first.
The main quest types were mostly simple treasure hunt quests, rescue quests, migration quests, and donation quests. So NPCs might ask for unique items that could be found on the battlefield. They could ask for players to find another wandering NPC. So might want to beco a citizen of the player's guild, or so might shalessly ask for money.
In exchange for completing the quest, the players would get SP, aka Summon Points. If they were lucky, their guild might receive a buff, which increases the SP generation speed.
Secondly, Mu-Nyang had inford him about the rules of the Guild War. At the beginning of the ga, both castles passively generated SP, which could be used to summon guild mbers into the battlefield. The higher the level, the higher the Summon Points required.
This feature allowed players to be creative. They could simply commission a level-1 player as one of their guild mbers and order them to go accept quests in the early ga.
Still, the amount of NPC rewards depended on the player's level. If the quest initiator was a high-leveled player, the quest reward would be more generous than what a level-1 player could get. This rule was to prevent the silly trick that could ruin the joy of the Guild War.
There was also another rule that prevented this trick. Whenever soone died, they could not be resummoned to the battlefield until the next match. In short, all 1,000 mbers were precious, and the ga forced the players to think twice before using any risky tactic.
Fortunately, the ga developers were not that stinky. They allowed a certain class to shine.
Scout-class players obtained a perk in Guild War. If they could complete a quest, they could get double the reward.
There were also other classes with a different buff, such as the thief or ninja class, which generated SP when they managed to infiltrate their enemy's castle. Healer-Class players could resurrect dead teammates, and players with life skills could help regenerate SP as long as they were within their castle.
And lastly, when one of the guilds summoned all 1,000 mbers, the ga would enter the sudden death mode. A monster army would co down from the sky and attack players on both sides until one of them was destroyed.
Mu-Nyang had stressed Miaomiao – There was a high chance that Nian would appear among the monsters, and that cat had the power to kill the real body of the players.
Long story short, Miaomiao had to prevent the sudden death scenario in this match, so Nian couldn't kill Xiaomao.
'How troubleso. I can't communicate with my son, and I can't proactively help him. I guess I'll wait here and draft my quest.'
Miaomiao opened the quest system that he rarely used and injected his thoughts into it. Instantly, the draft appeared, and it was ready to be given to any player.
He looked up to check the situation.
'Alright. What are you doing, son? Why are you hoarding the SP?'
In the sky, the screen showed that Xiaomao had over 1,000 SP, but he hadn't summoned any subordinate to the field, which was a questionable strategy.
Had Miaomiao been in Xiaomao's shoes, he would have sent low-level players to the field and accepted quests from the NPCs first so that his guild could generate or acquire more SP for the long ga.
DING
The number of MUNYA Guild's SP suddenly doubled, and the catopus rode out with his flying sword once more.
Miaomiao looked at the Shu Han Guild. After the setback earlier, it seed that their guild master also started hoarding SP. However, unlike Xiaomao, the Shu Han's guild leader didn't dare to co out and accept the quests from the NPCs.
WHOOSH
WHOOSH
Suddenly, MUNYA Guild's SP decreased, and a brown-haired dwarf rushed out of the castle.
Xiaomao looked at the dwarf. His na was Andrew, and his level was 200.
He was not bad for a vanguard character, but Miaomiao doubted Xiaomao's choice. The dwarf carried a huge stack of crates behind his back as if he was the main character from the Death Stranding ga.
The next mont, Xiaomao's SP dropped from 2,000 to zero, and a tall building erged behind the blue wall.
Miaomiao imdiately turned toward the building as he recognized its aura. It was the Divine Gas Refinery, which he had built during the final beta test war ga.
Then, the comntators blabbered again.
"The refinery! Xiaomao chose the refinery over summoning his guild mate!" Pan i scread.
"So this is MUNYA Guild's strategy. The guild master takes risks by coming out and accepting all quests by himself. When he has enough points, he built the Refinery to accelerate his SP inco and unlock other defensive buildings. Now, the question is, what is his guild mber doing out there with a huge stack of supplies?"
"He can't be thinking of building a pylon tower in the open, right?"
Pan i's prediction was wrong. The dwarf put down the crate backpack and arranged his supplies. Then, he began crafting sothing with his tools and materials.
anwhile, Xiaomao grabbed another NPC and abducted him back ho. A few seconds later, the blue castle gained 500 SP, and the cat ca out again.
Miaomiao frowned as he figured out Xiaomao's strategy. The cat always dragged the NPCs that were closest to the red castle and ignored the NPCs near his headquarters.
He was hoarding quests!
'Stinky brat. That can backfire on you! Your opponent can easily figure out the pattern!'
Miaomiao had a headache, worrying about his greedy son. He then turned to look at Andrew, hoping that the dwarf might talk to him to trigger a quest.
Unfortunately, Andrew focused on assembling a steel platform and a strange machine. He totally ignored all nearby NPCs in the area.
"OOOOOOHHHH!!"
Suddenly, Pan i's scream interrupted Miaomiao's focus. The latter turned to check the SP Board and noticed that Liu Bei used most of his SP for sothing.
Miaomiao turned to the guild roster of the red castle and discovered that Jiang Wei's na was missing.
The next mont, the 9th-stage cultivator leaped out of the castle and stood on the castle wall, glaring at the blue castle and Andrew.
"HERE HE COS! The hired NPC is coming out!" Pan i didn't hide his excitent.
The female comntator inserted to inform the spectators, "Yes. All guild leaders can employ NPCs to join their guilds and participate in this event. Liu Bei has prepared many level-900 NPCs for this occasion. Now that a powerhouse has co out, I wonder how Xiaomao and his team will react."
Miaomiao nodded as he wanted to see how Xiaomao would cope with this disadvantageous situation.
Betraying Miaomiao and the comntators' expectations, Jiang Wei didn't go out to attack Andrew, but he stood on the top of the wall, waiting for sothing.
DING
Again, Xiaomao finished another quest and increased his guild's SP to 1,500.
WHOOSH
Finally, Xiaomao spent 200 more points to call a helper. A black silhouette dashed out of the castle, heading toward Miaomiao.
Miaomiao sized up the person that was rushing toward him. He glanced at the latter's na and level over his head.
Shepherd, Level 200
Shepherd was a handso man in a dashing black coat, covering his black jeans, a black leather vest, and a black t-shirt. He looked like a typical protagonist in Japanese Ani from afar. However, his weapon choice was odd.
It was a floating water crystal, which was following after him.
Miaomiao tilted his head to the side, confused about what this hidden protagonist's fighting style was.
As Miaomiao was closest to the blue castle, Shepherd ca for him. He pointed at Miaomiao's face and waved his hands, telling him to go to the castle.
DING
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