Chapter 123 -121: Majesty (9th update! Added for alliance leader RenneYu!)
She had gone away.
Queen Mei watched Mo Shigui’s retreating figure, and as Mo Shigui, dressed in a pitch-black dragon-embossed epic armor, walked toward the carriage shop, Queen Mei subconsciously wanted to summon her Blood Blade.
The situation for Knight Lion Heart was even more severe. His gaze towards Can Xin and Mo Shigui was filled with intense murderous intent, if it weren’t for Jiang Qiao repeatedly echoing a sentence in Knight Lion Heart’s private chat.
‘You are now Donna, not Knight Lion Heart! Do not go into the second phase! The third phase is out of the question too!’
‘You are now Donna, not Knight Lion Heart! Do not go into the second phase! The third phase is out of the question too!’
This string of texts kept refreshing in the chat window between Knight Lion Heart and Jiang Qiao, allowing Knight Lion Heart to forcefully suppress his murderous intent.
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The most conspicuous guild in the first war of divinity was the Dancing Nuclear Guild and the Abyss Temple Guild.
The misdeeds of the Dancing Nuclear Guild, Jiang Qiao felt, did not need to be emphasized anymore; just the fact that they took Queen Mei’s diary and ran all over the world with it was enough to push Knight Lion Heart’s murderous intent to MAX.
What made it worse was that the diary had not yet been returned to Queen Mei; she might still be dwelling on it.
The Abyss Temple was the guild that had the highest output in the entire war of divinity, put simply, it was the guild that beat Queen Mei the hardest.
With the leaders of these two guilds appearing together, it was very cultured and mild-mannered of Knight Lion Heart to even greet players inside the carriage.
‘What should I do now?’
Queen Mei communicated with Jiang Qiao using a function similar to telepathy. Queen Mei had a psychological shadow regarding the members of both the Dancing Nuclear Guild and the Abyss Temple Guild.
This psychological shadow made her unsure of how to communicate with the players for a while, standing awkwardly on the stone as a large crowd of players surrounded the carriage shop, asking all sorts of questions.
Like “Miss, where did you get your calico cat headgear from?” “Is your gender male or female?” “With such a lovely voice, you must be a girl.” “Say something again, let’s hear it.”
A series of dialogue that could be deemed as sexual harassment had Knight Lion Heart’s veins throbbing on the sidelines.
Queen Mei realized that she needed to find a topic to engage with these players, but having not interacted with strangers for centuries, she needed some time to adjust.
So she had no choice but to seek advice from Jiang Qiao.
‘Just make these guys go out and do hard labor!’
Jiang Qiao quickly sent a private chat message back and attached an emoticon of flipping a table.
‘Do… do hard labor?’
‘Ah, just read the next message I send you privately to those players, but with emotion! Treat it like you are performing in a theater, playing your role well.’
‘Alright.’
Jiang Qiao still underestimated the players’ spirit of entertainment to death. The puppet girl was languishing in the hollow of a tree, and most players, upon seeing the new role played by Queen Mei, paused in accepting the task and couldn’t help but tease a bit.
It was because Queen Mei’s calico cat headgear was too interesting, or perhaps it was Queen Mei herself.
Her calico cat headgear expressions would change based on various teasing comments from the players, and although this feature was available in pixel headgear and owl headgear, these animated headgears were of the ultimate rare variety like rainbow unicorn headgear, and the expressions of the calico cat headgear were exceptionally rich.
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The players, teasing and teasing, seemed to have forgotten their puppet sister who was still waiting for them to bring food and drinks back.
Jiang Qiao quickly sent the first line of dialogue to Queen Mei, and after she read it, she brewed some emotions. The expression on her three-flowered cat headgear immediately turned sinister.
“If you continue standing here, that doll may turn into a real doll,” Queen Mei said with a grave voice to those players who were still asking her… how she had obtained her headgear.
The effect of this sentence was extraordinary, so much so that even Queen Mei herself was surprised.
The oppressive aura that naturally emanated from Queen Mei, along with the lines provided by Jiang Qiao, had quieted the noisy scene in front of the carriage shop for a few seconds.
“Her life is slipping away every second. I can’t revive her once the doll is dead, but I can provide you with supplies,” Queen Mei said.
Some players were not listening to Queen Mei’s words; among this group, some were searching for strategies on the water forum, while others were privately chatting about something.
But most of the players quietly listened to what was hardly a warning from Queen Mei.
“I’ve already fed my doll sister steamed buns. Her satiety and thirst are both full. Shouldn’t that be okay?” one player tentatively said.
“Damn! The doll sister is so injured, and you only feed her plain steamed buns?”
“Does anyone know where to buy a bed? I saw a post on the forum analyzing that Fureya could possibly die of exhaustion! My Fureya’s fatigue level is only at three now.”
“Fureya can die of exhaustion? Are you sure it’s not a rumor?”
“Then try letting Fureya’s fatigue value drop to zero. Humans can die from overwork; why couldn’t Fureya?”
“So where is the bed! How could this game not have an NPC that sells beds! You can’t expect the doll sister to sleep on the floor!”
Queen Mei watched as the players, in less than a few seconds of silence, entered a state resembling a quarrel, vaguely about to evolve into an on-site PK situation.
‘What… what should I do?’ Queen Mei, watching the players start to argue, appeared even more helpless, and her expression under the three-flowered cat headgear grew very panicked.
‘This time you can try making your own decisions. I won’t always be here to help you. Haven’t I taught you about the psychology of players?’ Jiang Qiao knew that Queen Mei was not Hai Lan. She was just a bit timid… or very timid, but essentially still a competent queen.
Jiang Qiao’s reminder quickly helped Queen Mei adjust her mood. She swiftly searched through the missions Jiang Qiao had posted and found a mission that rewarded a bed among the rewards.
She clicked on an option titled ‘Materialization Contract’ on the mission interaction interface window. Following that, accompanied by the gathering of light particles, an ancient parchment scroll appeared in her hands, sealed with a wax seal depicting a cat silhouette, indicating that this commission was issued by ‘Alu.’
“I can provide whatever supplies you all want!” Queen Mei’s cold yet majestic voice echoed again in front of the carriage shop. She raised the commission in her hand, which turned into light and disappeared. Subsequently, a prompt for this commission appeared in front of every player.
“I believe this is what you currently want, but the prerequisite is that you collect what I want! While your dolls can still move, go and complete this mission,” Queen Mei found once again the feeling of commanding the world as a queen.
“There really is a bed in the mission rewards!”
“I just saw this post in the forum.”
“Off to grind for my wife! Gotta run!”
Every player within Queen Mei’s line of sight accepted this commission. Hundreds of commissions turned into light and disappeared in front of the players. After finding some other reward-related supplies like food and plant seeds at the carriage shop, they took out whetstones, polished their weapons until they shone brightly, and charged into the forest with great momentum.
‘I hope this world doesn’t have an endangered species protection law.’ Jiang Qiao sent a private chat at this moment.
‘What do you mean?’ Queen Mei hadn’t heard of such a law.
‘Never mind.’ Jiang Qiao remembers that Holy Spirit had quite a few players who were… the type that exhausted resources ruthlessly, especially those who expected more without paying more.