Chapter 34: Can You Help Me Defeat Arlong?

The Pollution Sources of the Pirate World come from the soul-reaping envoys of the Yanluo Hall faction, as well as the Yaksha King of the first layer of Hell.

Second-Tier Pollution Source.

Fang Yi did not let the Pirate players and the ninja players get together; at least in the short term, he had no such intention.

After all, the Ninja Novice Village opened first, and most players have already broken through level 5. If Pirate players were thrown in at this time, they would only be suppressed by the ninja players.

What he wants is balance; he cannot have a situation where one side dominates.

Unlike the Pollution Monsters that appear in swarms like ghosts and gargoyles.

The soul-reaping envoys belong to the most powerful faction in the Underworld, the Yanluo Hall. They are envoys capable of freely traveling between the yin and yang realms, and they are also commanders on the periphery of the Yanluo Hall.

Unless the Yanluo Hall is attacked, the soul-reaping envoys are not qualified to mobilize Yin Soldiers, so the accompanying pollution of the soul-reaping envoys is mostly the souls of those who died unjustly.

Drowned ghosts, hanged ghosts, severed-limb ghosts...

These are the lowest-level ghosts, slightly stronger than ghosts in strength, but they all act alone, and the hunting difficulty is average.

Further up are those whose resentment has condensed into a thin layer of white clothing, also known as white-clothed ghosts.

Up to the red-clothed fierce ghosts, which are like the ghost generals, the strongest Pollution Monsters under the command of the soul-reaping envoys.

"Once the Pirate players have developed, I can open cross-server battles, cross-server competitions..."

Fang Yi thought to himself.

Building a cart behind closed doors is too slow; there can be progress with competition.

Once both sides know about the players from the other world, they will have a sense of crisis and urgency, and then they will hunt monsters without sparing any effort to exchange for Reward Points, which is exactly the perfect result he wants to see.

"It's a pity that the first batch of players does not have the Navy."

"As the largest organization in the Pirate World, with the support of the World Government behind it, controlling the wealth of countless member states, once the Navy is dragged into the water, the Reward Points consumed during this period will likely be replenished very quickly."

The Ninja World is a deformed product forcibly ripened from an agricultural civilization by chakra.

Although there are sprouts of technology like refrigerators and electric lights, both the system and ideology remain at a relatively primitive level.

The Pirate World is different.

The world is vast, with countless islands and countries. The Navy draws nutrients from the whole world to develop and grow, understanding the importance of taking precautions.

Just the various Marine Science Units and the SSG Special Science Unit have invested a huge amount of funds.

Once they grasp the situation of the Samsara Game, Fang Yi doesn't even need to take the initiative; the Navy forces will sensitively make contact.

Moreover, in order to ensure the absolute status of the Navy forces in the Samsara Game and suppress the pirates and Nobles, they will definitely spend money and pay-to-win like crazy.

The ultimate beneficiary will be himself.

Thinking of this, Fang Yi felt very happy and began to appreciate the trial situation of both sides.

"I am Outlook, a top Noble of the Goa Kingdom. From now on, everyone listen to my command..."

When it was discovered that everyone's physical fitness had been reduced to the same level.

Everyone's fear of the Black Cat Pirates also weakened slightly.

Outlook stood on a rock, wanting to use his status advantage to re-establish prestige and let this group of crew members and slaves hunt Pollution Monsters for him.

"Go to hell!"

A slave wearing tattered prison clothes lunged at Outlook with a face full of anger.

Holding a sharp piece of gravel in his hand, he cut the other's neck.

They were all civilians abducted by various means, forcibly branded with slave marks, and reduced to traded goods.

The hatred in their hearts for the filthy Nobles was so thick that even flames could not evaporate it.

After finding an opportunity, they naturally had to launch a sneak attack.

"Damn it... lowly commoner!"

Outlook widened his eyes, covered his neck where blood was spurting with both hands, and his body went limp on the ground.

Hum.

A faint white light emerged.

Outlook stood up again, his face full of lingering fear. He touched his neck, and the injury had recovered as before.

"Lowly commoner, slave! How dare you sneak attack a Noble; you should be sent to the guillotine!"

He took a breath with lingering fear.

After being killed by having his throat cut, a prompt suddenly popped up before his eyes: resurrection in the Shilianchang requires ten Reward Points.

The fear of death made him choose to agree without thinking too much.

Outlook looked at the slave being pressed to the ground by the guard team and said viciously, "A full one million Beli, selling your whole family wouldn't be enough to compensate me!"

This scene.

Left everyone present dumbfounded, making them believe even more in the authenticity of the Samsara Game.

There is no Genjutsu in the Pirate World, especially in the East Blue; even Devil Fruits seem like legendary items. Now that they have encountered such a scene of resurrection from the dead with their own eyes, they cannot help but believe it.

Outlook took a deep breath and said, "All guards, monthly salary increased to two hundred thousand Beli, captain five hundred thousand Beli!"

His heart ached.

But he understood the current situation; having lived in luxury for years, he could not fight at all, so he had to win over this group of guards.

"Vice Captain, let's set off quickly too, don't let them snatch the Pollution Monsters, or there will be no rewards then."

Pirate Pulu couldn't help but say.

He had experienced the power of the Game Mall, so he was looking forward to the rewards of the Novice Gift Pack even more.

"Let's go!"

Jango looked at Pirate Pulu, whose severed arm had regrown, and was also envious.

With a wave of his hand, the forty-plus members of the Black Cat Pirates rushed into the forest in a mighty force.

Until the gravel beach became empty, an orange figure still stood blankly in place.

"Is what you said true? Can it grant any wish?"

A moment later, Nami suddenly raised her head, staring with complex emotions at the Giant figure that was about to dissipate.

"Of course it can."

Fang Yi nodded.

Theoretically, as long as the game level is high enough and the Reward Points are sufficient, players can buy everything they want in the Game Mall.

Nami bit her lip tightly and asked, "If I want help defeating Arlong, how many Reward Points would it take?"

This was a nightmare she was unwilling to bring up.

Once, when she was young and had not even mastered navigation, she had secretly sailed out to sea in a crude boat, searching everywhere for a Navy base, hoping the Navy, who boasted of justice, would take action to eliminate Arlong.

But every Navy member in the East Blue would change color upon hearing the name of Arlong.

Time and again she hit a wall, time and again she was battered and bruised.

It finally made Nami understand that humans could not defeat fish-men, just as she could not escape Arlong's control.

Fortunately,

there was still a glimmer of light in her despair; as long as she saved up one hundred million Beli, she could buy her freedom back from Arlong's hands and save everyone.

Fang Yi shook his head and said, "I am a merchant who sells the Samsara Game, not a mercenary; I will not help you defeat Arlong."

It was as expected.

Hearing the refusal, Nami did not show a look of disappointment.

She would be able to save up the ransom soon anyway; although she was tempted by the abilities of the Samsara Game, she was unwilling to spend the villagers' ransom money.

Nami's eyes flickered, and she asked, "I want to ask, since Beli can be exchanged for Reward Points, can Reward Points also be exchanged for Beli?"

"That is correct."

Fang Yi replied, "However, most players would not do that, because the exchange rate for Reward Points to Beli is one Reward Point for fifty thousand Beli."

Nami widened her eyes and asked in confusion, "Why is it suddenly half as much?"

"Because I need to make money."

Fang Yi said as if it were only natural.

(End of this chapter)