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

Fortunately, this is still within Siegel's acceptable range.

He has no interest in being a babysitter for the players; the points provided by the players are enough for him to eat and live on.

Players who only want a simplified experience and can't handle hardcore games should quit as soon as possible.

After releasing the vacant spots back into the game, Siegel glanced at the general distribution of the players.

Ok?

Siegel was surprised to find two red dots at the entrance to the dragon's nest.

One red dot remained motionless, while the other kept trying to enter the dragon's nest.

No? Or is it some kind of work they're up to again?

Siegel was taken aback; he admitted he had underestimated the players.

"well:-("

Siegel sighed and strode toward the entrance of the dragon's nest, ready to see what this player was up to.

From afar, Siegel saw a kobold going in and out of the dragon's lair.

After the kobold came in, he was forced to leave again.

Beside her lay the kobold who had been kicked away by Siegel not long ago.

Siegel glanced at it and, seeing that the player had simply logged off, ignored it.

"Hey, can I borrow a light?"

Players coming and going saw Siegel appear and their eyes lit up the moment they saw him, raising their mud-covered hands.

In her raised hand, she was holding a wooden plank and some dry grass.

There was a small, blackened hole in the wooden board, clearly indicating that the attempt to start a fire by rubbing sticks had failed.

Upon arriving at the entrance to the Dragon's Nest, Siegfried's Dragon Eyes swept over the items in the player's hands and then scanned his ID.

[Accuracy is Justice]

Finding nothing amiss, Siegel frowned slightly and asked, "What are you trying to do?"

"ignition!"

"Fellow villager, you won't let us into the Dragon's Nest, but you can't just watch us freeze to death at night, can you?"

"Caliber is Justice" blinked its golden vertical pupils, similar to Siegel's, and spoke in a clear female voice.

"Um... okay then."

Siegel was somewhat embarrassed; he hadn't considered this at all, and could only nod.

If all the players die of boredom, will we still be able to earn points?

After Caliber Justice placed the planks and hay on the ground, Siegel opened his mouth and breathed out dragon breath.

boom!

The scorching dragon breath swept across the ground, the intense heat distorting the air, igniting the wood, and leaving behind a charred mess.

"Caliber is Justice" looked at the lingering heat in the air, his eyes lighting up, and couldn't help but glance at Siegel a few more times.

After taking the fire and expressing his gratitude, Kou Jingji Zhengyi took it and walked towards the open space by the river on the side outside the Dragon Nest Mountain ridge.

Siegel looked at the mud on the hands of Justice in the distance and felt something was wrong. He stepped out of the dragon's nest and followed.

The river meanders and twists, its waters rushing and surging.

To the side, in the not-so-spacious open space, there were several pits and cylinders made of wet mud.

It is clearly a masterpiece of the principle that "the line is justice."

"Are you building an earthen kiln?"

Siegel paused for a moment, then immediately recognized what was in the open space.

"Correct!"

"Caliber is Justice" nodded in agreement; she had already noticed Siegel following behind.

After all, the Siegel is so big and heavy that the ground shakes when it walks, making it hard not to notice.

"To avoid freezing to death, it's perfectly reasonable for me to build some kilns to fire bricks and build houses, right?"

The caliber of justice ignited the dry branches placed in the unfinished kiln, and then blinked its golden eyes.

"……Reasonable."

Siegel fell silent for a moment; he had a feeling that this player was thinking about more than just these things.

"Hey folks, do you need your dragon breath to help with the brick-making later? The temperature looks pretty high."

"Accuracy is justice" pointed to the earthen kiln that had only been built in a basic state.

"If you help me carry those kobolds back, I'll help you."

Siegel's golden dragon eyes flickered as he looked at the short, caliber-less figure and spoke.

Some players may have quit the game, but the kobold bodies they took with them are still there, and they can be brought back and used to add new pre-registered players.

Moreover, these bricks can also help him build a comfortable bed.

I have to help!

"We're not just buddies! We're from the same hometown!"

"Cutline is Justice" paused for a moment, then tried to get closer to him.

"We're from the same hometown, and you're not even willing to help with this little thing?"

Siegel's expression darkened, and he took the initiative.

"Fine!"

"The standard is justice," he said with a helpless shrug.

I wanted to try and get some free AI labor for the game, but I never expected to get trapped by the AI.

However, it can be considered a fair trade.

"The first one in..."

Siegel explained the location of the dog-headed men's bodies to them one by one.

"You're not just too lazy to collect the body, are you?"

Before leaving, "Cutline is Justice" glanced at Siegel and said with a strange expression.

"Hurry up! I need to use these kobold corpses to summon new players!"

Siegel rolled his eyes at her, waved his dragon claw, and urged her on.

Since justice is paramount, we had no choice but to head into the woods.

But she kept muttering to herself as she walked.

"This game is quite realistic and immersive. It has taken into account how players quit and how new players join."

The players who quit the game hadn't played for long or gone far, and the "righteous stance" quickly brought them all back.

Siegel saw that the number of people waiting on the official website was full, so he let in seven more players.

"Wow! A new large-scale evolution game!"

"What am I in this game? A kobold? I feel so weak."

Instantly, two or three kobolds stood up and started chattering incessantly.

Before long, the remaining kobolds lying on the ground, twisted and contorted, also began to stir.

Siegel didn't linger, leaving the novice guide duties to Caliber is Justice, and returned to the Dragon's Nest.

At present, the "caliber is justice" approach hasn't even finished building the earthen kiln, so it doesn't need Siegel's help yet.

After a brief introduction, the "caliber is justice" faction extended an invitation to new players to join in the brick-making and house-building activity.

New players who have just entered the game are unsure of their direction, so they temporarily accept the invitation from the "righteous cause" faction.

However, two people chose to refuse and stepped into the forest.

Now I have a working ox or horse, oh no, a new teammate.

This accelerated the brick-making and house-building project, where the prevailing opinion was "just."

Considering the issue of food and drink, Kou Jing, the righteous one, sent two people out: one to catch fish along the river, and the other to go into the forest to pick wild fruits.

Meanwhile, the Warlord finally finished crafting his stone weapon.

The Kobold civilization officially entered the Stone Age.

Armed with their weapons, Zhan Shuai and Tong Tou Pi Dai followed the general directions sent by Bai Cao Yuan (a local herb garden) to find their way there.

Knowing the general location is one thing, finding it is another.

In the vast forest, Zhan Shuai and Tong Tou Pi Dai spent more than an hour finding the Hundred Herbs Garden by following the markings.

"Phew~ This game is way too hardcore! It's one thing that there's no map, but the roads are so hard to find."