The God's Games

Chapter 177: Reinforcement (Part 3)

At this, Jenlyns couldn't help but ask, "What's the deal with these heroes? When they were first summoned, they were so weak, but in such a short time, they've become much stronger."

People in the World of Eorera spend their whole lives trying to improve their strength, but these heroes seem to catch up in no time.

It's no wonder people are amazed.

And with the blessing of the God of Light, they can't age or die, making them even more enviable.

Luckily, they're all facing the same enemy right now, so no one has ill intentions toward the heroes; everyone's focus is on their common enemy.

Hanjun smiled and said, "Don't worry, the heroes don't pose any threat to you."

If anything, they might even be people that Jenlyns can use.

Of course, these things will only come up after dealing with the demon race.

If they really manage to solve the issue that could destroy the World of Eorera, then <<God's Games Online>> might even shut down.

The heroes would no longer exist.

Seeing that he couldn't get any more answers, Jenlyns shrugged helplessly, "Alright, I guess it's time to talk about something else."

Hanjun responded, "What is it?"

Jenlyns said, "Don't you think all these adventurers in the city need to be organized?"

Ulon City has had a lot of adventurers coming in one after another.

There are many of them, but without a leader, there's no order.

As the Holy Son of the Church of Light in Ulon City, Hanjun should have already thought about this.

Hanjun nodded, "I've already considered this, so don't worry."

Seeing how confident Hanjun was, Jenlyns didn't say anything more.

He was in charge of the Royal Knights and shouldn't be worrying about other matters, but he was concerned that the growing number of people in the city might cause problems.

Thankfully, Hanjun seemed to have everything under control.

"Since that's the case, I'm relieved. Now that the demon army is about to arrive, we need to figure out how to deal with them."

Jenlyns had already sent people to scout the demon army's current location.

If they encountered a small group, they could try to wipe them out and test the power of their newly enchanted weapons.

Hanjun asked, "So, do you have any good suggestions?"

Jenlyns replied, "To be honest, even with so many of us, I can't be sure we'll win."

Hanjun didn't respond, so Jenlyns continued, "The demon army is incredibly powerful. I once saw one of their generals destroy an entire city. Humans had no chance against them."

Jenlyns's point was clear: even if they had a lot of people, they would be in trouble if they faced high-grade magic from a powerful demon.

He knew very well that wars were not won by sheer numbers.

"The Priests trained by the Church of Light still need time to grow, and we need more skilled people, especially high-level Wizards or Warlock. Only they can resist the magic of high-level demons."

Hanjun nodded, understanding what Jenlyns meant.

Even though they had attracted many people, most of them weren't at a high level yet.

They needed to recruit more powerful Wizards and Warlock.

"I understand."

Jenlyns had just said a lot, but Hanjun summed it up in four words, leaving Jenlyns feeling a bit frustrated.

Interacting with Hanjun made Jenlyns feel like he was reporting to a king.

But this "king" was different from his uncle, Varis zos Orinthia.

Hanjun looked at everyone with a calm gaze and genuinely cared about the people of Ulon City, which was much better than his uncle.

Seeing that Hanjun had nothing more to say, Jenlyns sighed and said, "Alright, it seems you don't need me anymore."

With that, he left Hanjun's side, leaving only the players who were watching nearby.

Hanjun stood up and took a few steps, then suddenly looked at the players nearby.

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The new players hadn't realized what was happening yet, but the veteran players had already gathered around him.

"Hanjun, is there anything we can help with?" one of them asked.

Hanjun smiled at them, "Actually, I have something I'd like you to do."

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[ Quest Objective: Establish an Adventurers' Guild ]

[ Quest Details: Hanjun has given you an important task. With more adventurers arriving in Ulon City, they need to be organized into a united force to help them resist the demon army's attack. ]

[ Quest Difficulty: Medium ]

[ Quest Rewards: This is a cooperative quest with no limit on the number of participants. Rewards will be distributed based on contribution. Experience Pool: 3,000,000, Ulon City Favorability +20, Adventurers' Guild Favorability +100. ]

The new players were stunned by the quest.

Were they really being entrusted with creating an entire guild?

The veteran players were already used to it.

They took the quest and left, even posting in the world chat.

[ Hanjun has issued a cooperative quest, everyone comes and joins in! ]

Soon, a few veteran players responded, but the new players were confused and asked what was going on.

Someone explained that this was a typical setup in <<God's Games Online>>.

Most of the quests Hanjun and Father Barry issue are cooperative construction tasks.

Even though the experience points seem large, it's impossible for one person to complete these quests alone.

So, it's better to gather more people to help out with the quest so everyone can earn rewards.

Moreover, these quests are usually part of a chain, with more tasks following, providing a steady source of experience points for players.

After the veteran players explained everything, the new players understood what was going on and quickly followed them to take on the quest.

However, by the time they arrived, Hanjun was already gone.

Instead, Snowball had taken over as the one assigning the quests, and everyone could pick up the task from him within that area.

Another issue waiting for Hanjun to resolve was how to attract high-level Wizards or Warlock to Ulon City.

Hanjun did have a plan for that, but he needed someone to help him.