Chapter 135: Chapter 99: Laws Targeting Players_2
"Uh, isn’t this for healing? I wanted to try and save them." Aileen’s gaze was a bit evasive; she really didn’t think much about it....
Or watched as his subordinates transford from healthy little skeletons into brittle little skeletons, and finally into this handful of bone ashes, becoming even angrier.
"Damn capitalist, you’ll go to hell, you definitely...."
Luoning shivered and shrank back, not knowing where to look for a mont.
Baiyi helplessly took out a large Soul Crystal from his ring and tossed it to Or.
The furious curses stopped abruptly. He caught the Soul Crystal with one hand, looked at Baiyi, was stunned for a while, then coldly snorted, "Be careful next ti; aren’t skeletons’ lives lives too?"
After dealing with Or, Baiyi looked at Aileen, whose eyes were full of evasion: "Luoning, watch the store. You, go morize the restraint and enhancent of energy. Next ti I co out, I want to hear you recite it backwards fluently, or you won’t get paid next month!"
Aileen’s gaze was wandering: "That, the infirmary...."
"Infirmary? A quack using the Power of Life on the Undead has the nerve to open an infirmary?" Baiyi pointed to her room, staring at the Elf’s drifting eyes and commanded: "Now, take these books and go morize them!"
Aileen, feeling guilty, didn’t dare to et his eyes, hung her head, and quickly dragged two boxes of books to her room.
Baiyi turned to look at Luoning, and the little girl imdiately shrank her head, timidly saying: "Bo... Boss, I didn’t say anything. You’ve already scolded Sister Aileen, can’t you not scold
too...."
Aileen:....
Her steps paused for a mont, then she quickened her pace and shut the room door with a bang.
Baiyi cald his mood; it was fortunate he didn’t open the infirmary directly, otherwise he was afraid this quack would ruin his lifeti of reputation.
"Keep a good watch on the store. You’re a Bronze Level Divination Master now. You can raise the divination fees a little; you can refer to prices online," Baiyi said gently and then walked into the laboratory.
What he needed to do now was create the AI Brain, then the Gold-devouring Insect. Once the Gold-devouring Insect appeared on the panel, they basically wouldn’t need to waste skill points on the other two.
[Growable Artificial Intelligence AI (3/2000)]
He glanced at the panel and decisively clicked the plus sign twice. Instantly, a large amount of knowledge poured into his mind, and he quickly manufactured one AI after another in the world of spirit, his understanding of this AI approaching that of a founder.
As the skill level completely stabilized, Baiyi rubbed his brow; there were still twelve skill points remaining.
The boss template’s skill points were significantly more powerful than those on the players’ panels, but the consumption of Spiritual Power was also terrifying.
Throwing a Soul Crystal into his mouth and chewing, Baiyi looked at the accumulative thirty free attribute points on the panel and decisively allocated them all to spirit.
In an instant, a vast amount of spiritual power infused his mind, causing his Spiritual Power to directly surge to 575, almost touching the golden upper tier.
This was a massive number, and he was only Level 45 now, continuously growing spiritually. He estimated that by the ti he reached the golden middle tier, he might have spiritual power at the Legendary level.
At that ti, Legendary Alchemy Creations wouldn’t be impossible to forcibly attempt, and the potion regarding the Soul Crystal Core would also have to wait until after reaching gold.
Currently, he still had one dium Soul Crystal Core and eight small Soul Crystal Cores, which he would continue to save for a rainy day.
As Spiritual Power gradually recovered, Baiyi started manufacturing the AI contact lenses.
With his current understanding of AI, creating one shouldn’t be too difficult; it was just an innovation that required so ti.
As Baiyi closed himself off from the outside world, the Xiya Continent didn’t quiet down.
First of all, the players’ levels were getting higher and higher, causing them to beco one with the oppressors of civilians, forcing the Federation to issue new laws against players.
But this was an inevitable conflict; although civilians had always been at the bottom of society, there was plenty of strife and pettiness among them.
When players were still weak, residents of Dawn, led by goblins, liked to rob players’ possessions, especially after discovering they wouldn’t be wanted even if they killed these players, reaching a peak.
Players also figured out the ga’s rules, which allowed them to freely compete for resources as long as they didn’t kill anyone.
When they were weak, they might only steal things from NPCs, like food, copper coins, and anything they could sell.
One side was stealing, and the other was robbing and stealing, which was still relatively fair.
But once players averaged Level 7 and Level 8, goblins were no longer a match; the roles of robbery abruptly switched, and players began to have the absolute upper hand.
They would rob those goblins and hooligans, steal from regular civilians to quickly accumulate copper coins.
Even so goblins who once bullied players found themselves killed in certain corners.
Killing weak goblins granted experience, and they found that these social scums could be killed in unmonitored areas without much inquiry from the Law Enforcent Team.
Conflicts between players and residents escalated as so players began hunting down lone goblins, hooligans, and even ordinary residents.
After all, in the eyes of most players, no matter how real this was, it was just a ga.
And so of the murdered civilians had social circles of their own; children, friends, relatives might be soldiers of a certain legion or bodyguards and servants of wealthy rchants.
The conflict between players and residents escalated again when a soldier avenging a killed relative angrily killed a player from Level 8 to Level 1, and the players’ hunting sprees beca more wanton.
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