My Players Are So Fierce

The secret collaboration among the werewolf players was anticipated by Murphy, the dog planner.

Although he wasn’t the mastermind behind the werewolf race gameplay, he had to admit that the first batch of werewolf pioneers quickly grasped the essence of this new race’s gameplay in a short time.

Their publicity indeed attracted a batch of reserve players who were very interested.

Unfortunately, the werewolf players are now on a journey of roots, and the distance from Transylvania is extremely far, making Murphy feel somewhat powerless.

Fortunately, Hog, wearing the wanderer’s armor, can communicate with Murphy in real-time through the creator’s quantum communication, allowing the Vampire Governor to remotely tweak the order of the newly born werewolf players.

For instance, in the past few nights, Hog has had long conversations with his Master Murphy.

He eagerly needs to deeply learn the art and techniques of Murphy guiding player actions.

The Wise Wolf has fully recognized the potential and power of the werewolf players; the fact that over a hundred of them assembled a tribe of three thousand seven hundred members within three days is enough for Hog to regard them as his backbone.

However, the traditional culture of the werewolves dictates that their gameplay style is bound to be different from that of other races’ players.

There is even not much experience to borrow from each other, and Murphy can only provide some ideas and central thoughts for the Wise Wolf, with Hog having to figure out the specific actions.

But luckily, after being strengthened in wisdom by the creator’s representative program, the Wise Wolf does not lack such capability.

Murphy is still stationed in the Dark Valley at this moment and hasn’t had a moment of leisure these past few days.

The guards of Blackflame Mountain Pass have already been sent to the Maginot Line, and Kudell gave them a week off for rotation and rest to restore some morale.

The supplies and military weapons that were moved out have started to be set up and assembled on the position.

There hasn’t been news from the Golden Flower Kingdom and Nordtof for now, but Murphy estimates they won’t remain silent for long.

The battle report from Blackflame Mountain Pass is enough to awaken King Louis and Lupa.

The Governor is currently worrying about the tunnels that were excavated starting this afternoon.

The finalized drafts from the Stonemason Association have been submitted to the Supreme Lord of the Silver Dwarfs and have been recognized by a host of master builders.

Hundreds of Earth Priests in the valley are now proceeding with excavation under the first-phase plans, constructing from underground starting in Shadow Valley outward, creating a massive three-dimensional trench system with a width of thirty kilometers.

No one knows how the dwarfs plan to proceed with the construction, but upon seeing that trench system, Murphy felt dizzy.

The thing is like a tangled ball of yarn, like the construction drawings of some overpasses.

Without certain building experience, don’t even talk about appreciating it; you can’t even comprehend it.

It is said that these plans were modified by Old Chen and his three students, based on some kind of combat tunnel from another world as a blueprint.

At this moment, Murphy is more worried not about whether these trenches can function in intercepting battles, but whether his players will get lost once they enter.

With its complexity, if a player gets lost inside, the only option might be to commit suicide and restart.

Relying on a city dweller’s lackluster sense of direction to find their way?

That might be a bit challenging.

“Can you complete the excavation of this phase before the corrupt energy at Blackflame Mountain Pass dissipates?”

Murphy asked beside a tunnel entrance already excavated with an Earth spell, addressing Lord Ofg who held a surveying rod.

The dwarf lord, who was pondering over the plans, felt bemused by the question but then shook his head, saying:

“These tunnels have complete plans, and they don’t require reinforcement with the Earth spell.

If it’s just excavation, it can be completed within a week.

You wouldn’t think that the Earth Priests are digging the tunnels with just their hands and spades, right?

This is essentially a psionic spell, Governor.

We merely need to plan a start and endpoint under a segment of ground and then invoke the earth’s power to easily accomplish the mold of the tunnels.

But honestly speaking, if these unreinforced tunnels have their nodes discovered, they are very dangerous.

The jackal-man spiritualists only need one precise Earthquake Skill to paralyze a whole section of the tunnel.

Even if they don’t use psionics in confrontation, their sheer numbers of gnoll servant troops are enough to offset the slight advantages you obtain with the tunnels.”

“Of course, it’s not just tunnels.

Did you see Superintendent Qin’s warfare plan submitted yesterday?”

Murphy softly said:

“Our munitions factory received material support from Blackflame Mountain Pass and has already begun large-scale manufacturing of mature anti-infantry landmines.

Once the werewolves enter Wasteland Mountain, they will face interdiction zones composed of hidden minefields and tunnels.

The Goat Human Spellcaster Group under my command also provides us with some simple spells for stealth kills.

They reshaped these spells with the concept of landmines to create many psychic runestones, which can also help compensate for our deficiencies in explosives.

Under such a setup, the werewolves need to pay a huge casualty cost for fast advancement, and even if they adopt human-wave tactics for mine clearance, they definitely can’t keep up with our rear’s mine-laying pace.