How the Villain Lives

17. New meetings

The city was literally a chaotic crucible.

It was because so many things were added at once, including field openings, sieges, changes in nominations and the addition of new jobs. First of all, what attracted the most attention was a new life. Those who died did not come back or live, but still had no life left, rejoiced with a sigh of relief, and those who increased to two rejoiced at the unexpected gain.

However, some people did not see life as important.

"Yeah, life sucks."

Even though two resurrection times were possible, Sung-hoon was not very happy. A solidified employee said.

"Wouldn't it be nice to have more lives?"

"That's good. But in this case, it's not acceptable."

"Can you explain it to me? I'm having a hard time thinking. Hehe."

"It's a simple story. This situation has a high chance of adding Siege War functionality and other forces. In this situation, giving one more life can be interpreted as saying," Fight harder, don't worry about dying that much. ""

I can live with you again in case you die from early contact or some ridiculous conflict! 'It is a one-dimensional way of thinking that delights me. The servant sat down with a gloomy face to see if he felt anything in Sung-hoon's words. And shortly thereafter, Ellie arrived.

"You said you were a little late, and you came quickly, right?"

"I thought I was going to be pushed, but there were not many people in the temple. So you're surprisingly late?"

"Hah, someone pushed near the door. I thought he was dying to get out."

"Well, I hope you're here safely. You know better than that about what's happening now, right?"

Eli nods and confirms that Sung-hoon is all together and opens his mouth.

"Now, let's start this meeting about patches. I'll tell you what I thought, so I want you to ask me questions after you've heard everything."

I simply drew a point and briefly explained it without having to explain it long. Contacts, conflicts, and transformations that will result from the presence or absence of other cities. Until then, Eli was predicting as well as Sung-hoon. However, the information that came after was something that Eli didn't even know.

"Then I'll let you know what happened in the temple. Since the detailed features of the Siege War are getting too long, I've read the brochure separately and I don't think I need to worry too much about the newly added finisher and gallery profession."

"Don't you have to worry too much?"

"According to the congregation, both jobs are special jobs that can only be obtained in this synagogue. The Finalist is a dual class with both swords and bows at the same time, earning bonuses for riding horses or collective warfare. Both have excellent nurturing speed and strength compared to traditional jobs."

If it was in the original game, it would have been more balanced than anything else, but in the mission, it was nothing more balanced.

I cannot say that there is no correction at all, but the strength of the profession is fragmented by thousands. Even in the same basic occupation, the prosecution is divided according to ability or control. If you get a first-rate awakening there, if you have a talent that doesn't matter, you have to transfer to the 'first-rate examination'. If you have a talent that doesn't make sense like Mirina, you have a job as a swordsman.

There is not much to cry about because there is a stronger job in that yard.

People who are already familiar with the present day cannot give up what they have built up to a little stronger, and with some talent or sensibility they can get a stronger job than a renovator or a painter.

Eli, who had heard the explanation, said with a slight lift of one mouth.

"Go to war openly."

"Huh? What are you talking about?"

"You said early fostering is fast and has a certain level of strength? People who have lived here for more than half a year have to change their jobs because of merit? This isn't a job designed to familiarize nomads and rankers."

In Eli's explanation, Sung-hoon then faced the palm of his hand as if he had realized something.

"I intend to power the lowest and lowest users in a short period of time."

I thought it was simply to cut down local and ethnic features, but I didn't know this intention would be hidden. Lowest users have no great resistance to changing jobs. It's not very stacked and has no other talents, so it's a tough weed. I'd rather change my job and stop doing that. Now that the Guild has been freed with this compulsory mission, there will obviously be more people to change jobs.

"According to Sung-hoon, it is extremely likely that there will be a war. Can I ask you one important question here?"

"Do it."

"You're not going to go through with this, are you? There are limits to parties. No matter how many people here are top-rankers and my sister is a top-ranker, there are limits to what four people can do."

There is also a limitation to the term minor fertilization.

Later, very later, when you awaken the 3rd and 4th, there are very few things you can do now with 4 people. If this city is limited, if there are other cities and thousands, perhaps tens of thousands, of confrontational battles, the word lion will still be used.

"You're not just going to put us together and talk about patches. I think you've gathered us together thinking about how to make more active use of this patch. Guild formation, Siege War..."

"Smart?"

As she looked at Eli, who knew the situation more coldly than she did, with a slight smile, Eli reached out his tongue and stroked his head.

'It's too late.'

I've been feeling different from what Ellie saw for a while.

Of course, being capable is not a problem. The real question is, why did you hide your abilities? But now I didn't really try to dig deeper. Whatever your intentions, it's always a good thing to be vigilant.

Just as Eli thought to walk the path of the wicked in earnest in the name of the Holy Hun, he intended to use Eli as a faithful word.

No one with this skill and head can go anywhere to get it.

"Ellie's right. Now we're standing in the middle of something important. The first is a force expansion, the second is a different city. Neither of you can handle it lightly. Still, we can't let it go until then, so we'll have to slow down the expansion."

Expansion is never easy.

Gathering people is not the end. First of all, we must endure moderate support and pressure from other guilds. There is never less money to go in, and we need to be careful if other forces are going to send Ganja now.

There, Sung-hoon thought.

"Attendant, you need to find some useful talent."

"Talent?"

"Me?"

"Yes. I'll introduce you to the information I know, so work with them to figure it out."

Lee Young-gi and Park Hye-na, who helped on the first day in the city, were no longer able to reach the Great King or the Killer Guild, but had enough information. Rather, given that the giant information guild was inevitably linked to a Hatefath-like guild, it was advantageous to use Lee Young-gi even if the quality of information was somewhat reduced.

"How do we set standards?"

"It's simple. Look at your surroundings, your skills, and your personality. With the worst situations, the lowest ranking, and a lot of mental problems."

"Yes?"

"If there's anyone else you'd like to attract in particular, I'd like to say it separately."

"Hyung-hoon Sung. Did you say something wrong?"

In the words of Sung-hyun, who suggested the opposite standard to the general standard, the servant asked, but Sung-hyun shook his head.

"No, you're right. You can attract and nurture those who meet the conditions mentioned above. You just added a job this time, didn't you? Exactly."

"Brother, do you know how much money it costs?"

In the Great Guild, I calculated how much money would be needed to get up to the normal level, which is what novices can call the current average. If you don't have a time limit, you'll be fine on your own, but when are you going to get the power you need?

"You don't know six million guilds? Six million guilds go in a month to build usable power."

Alias Six Million Guild Man.

With six million guilds and a month's investment, you can make the lowest ranked people average. I'd rather hire mercenaries or recruit senior skilled people with that amount of money to attract novices.

"I know."

"How do you cover that money? Even if you don't have to foster for a month, you'll never have less money."

"I've got something in mind."

Ting!

Sung-hoon boldly said that he bounced the token of honor from the prize.