My Players Are So Fierce

“The Bone Biter King’s Hunting Warhammer! A divine weapon of master quality, system certified without any falsity, coming with the terms [Hunting Aura], [Tenacious Strike], and [Blessing of the Fallen God’s Brute Force], can be enhanced a second time and also enchanted. Restricted to use by large creatures, so humans, half-body men, and dwarf players don’t bother bidding, this thing is for the Mountain People and Werewolves. Starting bid at 3000 gold! Each bid must not be less than 500, with no upper limit! Bidding starts now!”

On the edge of a muddy battlefield, players who have just completed the first wave of expelling the Filthy Jackal People and survived the intense war are gathered on a high ground, participating in the auction of the Bone Biter King’s loot.

The few pieces of equipment in this auction were high-level items dropped by the world BOSS “Gehrman Chaos Vanguard,” and because there were too many participants from several factions, no private distribution was possible. After some negotiation, everyone decided to adopt the most primitive and fair “G group” mode to decide ownership.

Gehrman’s drops are not numerous, but their quality is quite good, reflecting his noble status as the Bone Biter King.

However, these good things seem a bit underwhelming to the top-tier players, especially that small top group of players who essentially have weapons and armor of the “divine weapon” rating, and they aren’t much impressed by the wolf people’s craftsmanship.

This time it’s just to join the fun.

Most of these drops are destined to fall into the hands of strong guilds, but all participating players can receive a generous distribution of gold coins, so it’s not a wasted trip, especially for the Grey Wolf Army Werewolf players.

Gehrman Bone Bite’s death allowed them to successfully complete the second link of their racial main line, and then after returning to the Creation Plains to hand in the quest to Wise Wolf Hog, they can still get a reward of genetic enhancement for a biological capsule. Even if they go home empty-handed in this equipment auction, it’s still worth it.

Of course, the sudden formatting of the creator facility is a big issue, but the rewards are there, and at most, according to the plot progression, they will be delayed but never disappear out of thin air.

Besides, isn’t the upcoming 3.0 plot about diving deep into the Sanghai Empire to find a way to restart the creator facility?

This is obviously a connected storyline, so there’s no need for too much worry.

The players below are bidding enthusiastically, especially Chen Long’s group, which drove the weapon price above thirty thousand gold within minutes. Not many player groups could compete in this range, but it’s not impossible.

For instance, Little Brother Fu is currently discussing with Little Wei Ming to first pull together some gold coins for emergencies.

His goal isn’t this warhammer, but rather the hunting battle armor left by Gehrman Bone Biter, which has the rare “Spiritual Body Compatibility” term, perfect for his Minotaur Battle Spirit Dahei, and Gehrman’s Chieftain’s Wolf Mount Saddle, perfect for the scorpion lion Stinky Bao, whose body size has grown by another circle recently.

The way these wealthy folks play the game is always different from ordinary players, and real ordinary players don’t have the time or resources to attend this “high-end” auction.

Even though the Filthy Jackal People have been defeated, the Daguan Fishmen are still wreaking havoc, and the first settlement of the “Furious Fish Feast” chase event is in two days. Ordinary players are holding back to earn combat merit in preparation for exchanging rewards.

In this harmonious environment, Sir Morphy, in a cheerful mood due to pulling a fast one on the Dwarf Marshal, also didn’t interfere with the players’ enthusiasm in the allocation of loot. High above, the Morphy’s Hammer Airship is changing course.

It will depart in a few minutes to return to Charldo Harbor.

This ship’s ammunition has been exhausted in the past few battles and must return to port for replenishment, and by the way, bring back the few armed airships hurriedly modified by the half-body men during this time, to form a complete bombing fleet, decisively striking the demons and monsters floating above the Northern Peninsula’s land with heavenly fire.

Returning to port with Morphy are Dou Jiang Bai and Selakfenta, along with their associated airship technician team.

They have been formally appointed by the Steam Lords as “Charldo Defense Army Bombing Tactics Instructors,” tasked with teaching the Transia People’s bombing concepts to the half-body men’s airship commanders in the shortest time possible.

This is the warfare technique Steam Lords concluded as most suitable for half-body men after several deliberations.

In situations where individual strength is not advantaged, these little guys are trying to make up for their shortcomings with advanced mechanical technology.

Of course, to better implement the newly ignited “firepower advantage” theoretical military technology tree, the half-body men also spent a large sum of “big money” to introduce the full set of manufacturing technology for incendiary bombs and white phosphorus bombs from the Transia people.

These short guys truly have money, which made Maxim, who originally wanted to refuse technology transfer, unable to toughen up and say no.

Moreover, the half-body men have quite an extreme style. Since they decided to introduce, it’s not just the bomb technology they bring in. They have also bought the Transia’s third-generation military rifle “The Fury” and a series of weapon technologies developed for the Black Disaster advancement.

Even the butterfly mines, a rather inhumane thing, were also received without hesitation, highlighting a bold “buy, buy, buy” attitude and a “desperate last-ditch effort” anxiety.