Bai Fu had never been to Indigo Star, but she knew more about Indigo Star than the vast majority of players, even more than many of the natives of Indigo Star.
Who could bla her for being able to peep into the player community's screens at any ti?
As early as when players had begun to associate her with the Ghost Night Dominator of Indigo Star, she had started purposely searching for information about Indigo Star in the community, and recently, in her spare ti, she had classified all the information she had collected.
Now, even if she t a history enthusiast from Indigo Star, Bai Fu was confident she could respond fluently without revealing any major flaws. Even if she made so mistakes, she could explain them away by saying she hadn't been on Indigo Star these years.
What actor doesn't morize their lines or understand the background story of their script?
As her spaceship headed toward Indigo Star, Bai Fu opened her compiled grand encyclopedia of Indigo Star information for one last review.
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Indigo Star and Ancestral Origin Star were both Newbie Planets, but their styles were utterly different.
Ancestral Origin Star was all about post-nuclear apocalypse, and everyone, including players, was searching for a way out in a wasteland. Indigo Star, in its developnt process, hadn't experienced a disaster like the leakage of Spiritual Energy, but that didn't an Indigo Star was a peaceful and prosperous world. If it were truly peaceful, there wouldn't be any room for players to exert their influence.
In fact, the danger level of Indigo Star was just as great as that of Ancestral Origin Star.
On this Newbie Planet where technology and Spiritual Telekinesis coexisted, the greatest threat ordinary people faced ca from secret societies, monsters ford by Spiritual Telekinesis, and periodic psychic disaster phenona.
Among these, the Disaster Phenonon was the root of all trouble; no one knew where this "root" ca from. Monsters were born from the phenonon, and the various secret societies were established by those seeking the phenonon's underlying source.
Due to the large number of secret societies, Indigo Star had always been in a state of turmoil since ancient tis.
This chaotic situation had intensified with the descent of players. In versions 1.2 and 1.3, the secret societies of Indigo Star finally realized the imnse value of players. They actively recruited players into their ranks, hoping to harness the players' power to find the "root" and beco the "Demon God."
Conspiracy, calculation, alliance, betrayal...
All sorts of brain-burning plots unfolded on Indigo Star, but during this ti, sothing outrageous happened.
The Twilight Sect, a rather insignificant secret society among many on Indigo Star, suddenly beca the apple of many players' eyes.
The first ti the Twilight Sect's leader, the Spiritual Venerable, saw a large group of players rushing over, he was so frightened that he leaped over the backyard wall, forgetting to wear his shoes.
Can you bla him?
Usually when players charged like this, it ant that soone or so power was going to be unlucky.
But this ti was different from what the Spiritual Venerable had imagined; these players were actually here to join the Twilight Sect.
The devil, the once-mighty Twilight Sect had now beco an insignificant society that had declined for years, what virtue and ability did it have to attract so many players?
The Spiritual Venerable cautiously inquired and found out that these players joined the Twilight Sect because of its worship of the Ghost Night Dominator.
For a mont, he was even more confused.
The Ghost Night Dominator?
Although the Ghost Night Dominator was a Demon God, in the many legends of Indigo Star, it was just a marginal demon associated with death. Did it really have that much appeal?
The Spiritual Venerable didn't have ti to be shocked by the sudden arrival of these players because from that day on, players ca to join every day.
In just a month, the Twilight Sect beca the power with the most player recruits on the entire Indigo Star.
The Spiritual Venerable was very puzzled.
He racked his brains but couldn't figure out what was going on and finally had to credit it to the Ghost Night Dominator's influence.
"May the Ghost Night Dominator show a miracle!" he exclaid.
Overall, the Spiritual Venerable was quite excited. With the growth of the Twilight Sect, his status would rise as well. But soon, he encountered sothing even more preposterous.
"This statue of the Ghost Night Dominator seems wrong?"
So players pointed at the cenury-old statue of the Ghost Night Dominator.
Wait, what's wrong with it, hasn't it always been this way?
The Spiritual Venerable looked for a long ti but couldn't see anything abnormal. He wanted to explain sothing, but the players said, "I guess you really don't understand," and then replaced the statue with one of a woman he had never seen.
The woman wore a small black crown on her head, held a black scepter blooming like thorns, wore a beautiful little cape on the outside, and, uh, seed to wear a tight-fitting style of clothing inside, with high heels on her feet.
The Spiritual Venerable had to admit she was a woman with a queenly noble temperant.
But...
Hey, your Ghost Night Dominator looks like this?
The legends of the Ghost Night Dominator appeared hundreds of years ago; where would Indigo Star have gotten high heels from back then!
The Spiritual Venerable complained bitterly, then, he acquiesced.
Let them change, aren't religious organizations supposed to modernize? Today, their Twilight Sect would modernize, replacing the sowhat mundane Ghost Night Dominator with a black silk high-heeled goddess that suits the tastes of contemporary youth!
Actually, the main reason the Spiritual Venerable was afraid not to change was the fear that it would anger the players, who might then leave him and create a new Twilight Sect, and he would be knocked back to square one.
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