The dragon just wants to stay at home, but the players are frantically upgrading their technology.

One of the kobolds looked around, then grabbed at his crotch, followed by a look of disappointment.

Siegel looked at the player, suppressing a laugh.

He knew what the players would do, so when he created the players' bodies through the system, he removed that part.

Before Siegel could finish laughing, the player's face darkened.

Immediately, he spread his legs, focused his energy in his dantian, squatted down, and held something in one hand with great effort.

A look of terror appeared on Siegel's enormous dragon face; this guy was going to poop in his house.

Without hesitation, Siegel flicked his dragon tail, creating a whistling sound, and knocked the player unconscious.

"This is my dragon's lair. You are forbidden from doing anything strange, or I will sever the contract and send you back!"

Siegel warned with a dark expression.

He underestimated how eccentric the players could be.

Players must not be allowed to cause trouble in their own dragon's lair; it must be designated as a no-exploration zone.

The other players reacted differently to the unconscious kobold on the ground.

"Haha, you got what you deserved. Force shutdown!"

"Speechless =_=, there are people like this in every game, thank goodness we didn't drag him out."

"Dude, this won't let me sleep!"

"Please call me War General" thought of something and looked at Siegel with a surprised expression.

"You can ban our accounts?"

"Correct!"

Siegel nodded, his expression serious.

“I am the dragon lord of you kobolds, and I have the right to sever the contract and command you by force, but as a fellow countryman, I generally do not do so.”

"Moreover, I am your anchor point in this world. If I die, you will not be able to be resurrected, nor will you be able to come to this world again."

Upon hearing Siegel's words, most players instantly understood.

"This explanation is quite relatable. If it weren't for that weirdo from earlier, I would have really thought I'd traveled through time!"

"Tch, isn't that just another way of saying faction NPCs and newbie guides?"

"The production team really put a lot of thought into creating an immersive experience!"

The players chattered amongst themselves, and Siegel didn't interrupt.

So what do we do next?

After a brief chat, Please Call Me War General finally turned his gaze back to Siegel.

After chatting for a while, they still didn't understand the specific gameplay and storyline of the game.

"I don't know. I summoned you here simply because you can earn points to exchange for things."

Siegel spread his dragon claws and spoke the truth.

"Is this how you got your modern furniture?"

Please call me War General glanced at the strangely styled and mismatched appliances and furniture behind Siegel's enormous figure.

"Correct!"

Siegel nodded, glancing at the points that hadn't yet been credited to his account on the system panel and frowning slightly.

"You can treat this place like a real alternate world, explore, hunt, farm..."

With a slight turn of his brain, Siegel had already figured out why the points hadn't been credited to his account.

While the large-scale real-time simulation game requires a subscription card to play, it offers a two-hour trial period.

Once you've played the game for two hours, your subscription card is non-refundable.

In other words, Siegel needs to trick them into playing for two hours before the points will be credited to their account.

Siegel relaxed his brow and muttered something.

"You can do whatever you want as long as you don't cause trouble in my dragon's nest."

Upon hearing this, a glint appeared in the eyes of one of the kobolds.

"Got it! This is a sandbox survival game, right?"

Baicaoyuan, with an expression that suggested he had guessed the game's content, looked at Siegel and asked, "Then tell me where the monster is!"

"Well, I guess so!"

Siegel thought about it and realized that what he said made sense.

For these kobold players, the real other world can also be considered a sandbox game.

“There are quite a few low-level magical beasts outside. If you can kill them and bring them back, I can help you activate the dragon blood within your bodies.”

Siegel's dragon claws pointed out of the dragon's lair.

There wasn't much meat left in the refrigerator, but since the player was so enthusiastic, he decided to accept it.

Anyway, the surrounding demi-human races and humans would only think that it was the kobolds who killed him, and wouldn't know that there was a dragon here.

As soon as Siegel finished speaking, Baicaoyuan rushed out, followed by a large group of players.

"well:-("

"Please call me General Zhan" sighed and followed helplessly.

"Hey! Each player only gets three free resurrections per Earth month!"

Seeing the players leaving in a noisy commotion, Siegel called out a reminder.

Siegel only recently learned that players need flesh and blood to summon and resurrect.

These players' bodies were made from their stored food and the flesh and blood of animals they secretly caught.

If there is no flesh and blood, Siegel will deduct 100 points to purchase flesh and blood for the player.

Siegel, taking into account that players had spent money, gave them three free resurrection opportunities.

Seeing that the kobold players had all run out of the dragon's lair, Siegel shook his head helplessly and set the dragon's lair as a no-exploration zone.

After doing all that, Siegel walked toward the stone bed, intending to lie down and continue playing on his phone.

Suddenly remembering something, Siegel, who was halfway there, turned back.

Upon reaching the unconscious kobold player, Siegel disdainfully kicked him out of the dragon's lair before leaving satisfied.

Chapter 3 Tusked Boar

Towering trees intertwined, their lush green branches concealing the dragon's lair.

A breeze rustled the leaves, bringing with it a burst of fresh air mixed with the earthy scent of the soil.

Dappled sunlight filtered through the tree canopy, illuminating the kobold players.

Most players went into the forest in small groups, but one kobold stomped on the ground and did not leave.

Not long after they left, a hand landed on Baicaoyuan's shoulder from behind.

Bai Caoyuan froze, images of various foreign horror games and movies he had collected flashing through his mind.

"Hey bro, wanna team up?"

A familiar voice approached, and Baicaoyuan suppressed the images in her mind and turned around.

Behind me are the raised-eyebrow "Please Call Me Commander" and another dog-headed man.

Who is this?

Baicaoyuan looked at the unfamiliar dog-headed man and asked curiously.

"We just formed a team, and he's calling me 'Eat My Copper-Headed Belt'!"

Please call me General Zhan, he introduced himself.

"Just call me Copperhead Leather Belt."

The strange dog-headed man nodded.

"Bro...your name is a bit dangerous~"

Baicaoyuan glanced meaningfully at the copper-headed leather belt, but said nothing more.

The three exchanged IDs and then chatted casually as they walked forward.

"Although there are no specific gameplay details yet, you have to admit, just the level of realism and detail shows that the development team has put a lot of effort into it."

"Hmm. Fellow villager Long told us to treat this place as a real alternate world, so it must be a hardcore game, right?"

After all, communication now relies entirely on shouting; player IDs are no longer visible.

"A real alternate world is impossible; the AI ​​computing power requirements are too great! There must be a direction to explore!"

"I was wondering if we'd be playing kobolds, leveling up by fighting monsters, and helping our fellow villagers conquer another world?"