My Players Are So Fierce

Chapter 2724 -909: In This Situation, Let’s Go All Out, Friend!

Among all the Divine Spirits Murphy has encountered, the one with the highest prestige is, of course, the Eastern Holy Spirit. The Star Realm Dragon truly embodies the big brother image: steady, powerful, reliable, and taking real action when needed. Moreover, it maintains a subtle sense of distance in its equal dialogue with Administrator Alpha.

Clearly, the Holy Spirit knows of Murphy’s high status, but whether to utilize its worldly resources and power to cooperate with Murphy’s series of actions is still in the observation phase.

On the contrary, the most down-to-earth Divine Spirit would be The Fury.

Even though Avalon has fully sided with Murphy, the God of Nature prefers to work subtly, maintaining its mysterious veil without much direct interaction with Murphy and the players.

Vam, however, doesn’t care about these trivial details. Since focusing on the players, it has maintained quite an intimate level with them.

Not to mention the Quantum State Overlap Demigod known as Giant Shark, just the stable and extensive development of the Wam Brothers Society, a grassroots organization in Transylvania, shows that the players have quite a high acceptance of the approachable and distinctive Boss Wam.

After all, this Fury doesn’t require you to go to the church daily to pray and check in, nor does it bestow a series of trials as proof of faith. As long as you dare to wield a knife to fight and never back down, showing your courage and passion, you are likely to gain Vam’s approval.

If you shout a few embarrassing Freak slogans while fighting, Vam might even personally provide a battle cry as your BGM.

The players’ style perfectly aligns with the follower attitude Vam desires to see.

Of course, these advantages cannot cover up some of Vam’s shortcomings, such as its disregard for Spiritual Energy users and intelligent characters, or the fact that its emphasis on courage and frenzy often results in regrettable losses. According to Murphy’s secret observations, there’s another “side effect” of Vam’s faith that’s hard to hold back.

Being furious in the game too much might slightly affect life in another world. After all, Boss Vam emphasizes a straightforward attitude of solving problems with a stick when feeling unsatisfied, which is fine in a place like Transylvania where one can freely express their nature, but over there, it’s a society governed by law!

To be honest, if the highly regarded Giant Shark by Vam continues to become more insane, Murphy fears that his comedic little players might eventually start a street fight with “What are you looking at?” and “What’s it to you?” over simply taking out the trash.

This makes him somewhat hesitant about whether to vigorously promote Vam’s faith on an official level in Transylvania, where the people are already quite tough and don’t need another boost from Laowa.

Moreover, doing the math, this should be Murphy’s first direct exchange with Vam, and Boss Vam’s “exceedingly straightforward” straight-to-the-point style almost caught the suave vampire off guard.

Of course, I know you are the God of Frenzy, but such an intellectual display doesn’t seem quite befitting for a Divine Spirit, does it?

“According to you, I do owe you a favor…”

Murphy responded in his heart:

“But considering the current situation between the Subspace and the Material World, could I first hear what kind of assistance work you’re planning to have me complete?”

“Not difficult.”

Seeing Murphy responding directly, Vam didn’t hold back, straightforwardly saying,

“I hope you can promote the Dragon knights, who arm their anger with steel and allow the dead to once again unleash their frenzy, to Ice Bay. My followers would surely love this kind of weapon that preserves their pure fury.

The shifts in the Material World’s situation have been too fast, and the Barbarians who haven’t formed a stable government need some means to deal with crises.

How about it?

I’m not being all that demanding, am I?”

“It indeed doesn’t sound difficult and is quite reasonable, but I feel that the reason why the Wam Barbarians haven’t formed a stable government yet might lie within you, don’t you think?”

Murphy joked:

“I heard that whenever a Great Chief of a tribal coalition gets elected over there, countless Berserkers immediately rush to challenge him. Supposedly, the longest reigning Great Chief in history didn’t even last three years…

The Berserkers claim it’s their tribute to you, but I think if they keep doing this, it’s not a solution, because it’s really hard for a management talent to emerge among the Barbarians.

Your followers are somewhat extreme in some aspects.”

“That’s just how the Barbarians are.”

Vam let out a very cool snort and said:

“Their bones revere the kingship of the strong. To be king, one must be strong, and a Great Chief dragged down by numbers clearly isn’t a strong one! That’s their tradition; even without me, that place would always be chaotic. Only through conflict can strength be forged.

Besides, isn’t the current situation in Ice Bay caused by you vampires?

If not for the Blood Fear Doomsday disaster that swept the strongest tribe, which almost unified Ice Bay, into Subspace overnight, the Barbarians’ kingdom might have already formed two hundred years ago.

So, who are you, you sissy vampire, to call my followers extreme?”