[Online Games] [npc] [Management]...
All servers draw equipment from the Relic Furnace in Greyspine Town.
Only Mia, the NPC responsible for guarding the furnace, knows that every time a player completes a valid extraction, there will be an additional card in her card book targeting the player.
Top experts may only have gray cards, but casual players at level nine can draw golden cards.
Kerenka is not a summoned beast. They would refuse recruitment, temporarily go offline, demand payment, and even change her plans at critical moments.
The holographic online game "Border Age" has launched a large-scale version of "Recasting the Territory". Low-activity maps will be collapsed, and NPCs without world weight will lose their names and memories and become templates that only repeat lines. Gray Ridge Town, located on the edge of the continent, only has thirty days left. There are sixty-three people in the town, and there are only seventeen places for migration.
The residents of the town began to evacuate, and players flocked to search for out-of-print items. Mia received an order to stop business, but without authorization put the last world core in the town into the reverberation furnace that had been abandoned for seven years.
Players invest in old equipment that has actually been used and extract reverberant equipment with experience.
Players draw equipment, and she draws players.
A top player who spent a lot of money on attributes only drew a featureless gray card; a casual shield battle that was less than level 10 and shouted every day that it would be online tomorrow emitted a dazzling golden light in front of her eyes.
The Grand Guild is willing to immediately spend enough world weight to protect the town, on the condition that the furnace will only be used by them from now on. Mia only has five card slots.
She thought that drawing the gold card would save the town.
Until the first call was issued, the other party simply chose to refuse.
