The Reincarnation Journey of an Minecraft Player

The two returned to their hotel room together. Luffy and Sake Fox were indeed asleep, and their sleep quality was truly excellent.

After confirming that no one was eavesdropping, Fraser told Gao Ge about his discovery.

"I think most of your speculations are accurate. Now we just need to confirm Yorick's original rank."

Frazier began, "I've already asked my older sister to look into the information. She has a magic terminal, so it won't take her long to check... Oh, here it comes!"

The Den Den Mushi emitted a popping sound, and its image and expression moved closer to Nicole.

"It's been found out. Yorick, the eldest son of the village chief of Jinsui Village, is a level 8 ordinary person."

Nicole's voice came through the Den Den Mushi.

"If you confirm that this Yorick and Tsujii Yudo are the same person, this mission should be upgraded to Gold level, or even Diamond level."

Nicole paused, and even in her loud singing, one could hear the deep dissatisfaction in her voice.

"From now on, you can go directly to the branch offices of the guilds in various places to check these kinds of minor matters. I'll let it go this time for the sake of Den Den Mushi, but this will not happen again."

The Den Den Mushi closes its eyes, indicating that the call has ended.

Gao Ge glanced at Fraser. "So you're saying she's usually very busy, still working at this hour?"

"...No, in my experience, she's usually asleep at this time. She says staying up late is very bad for a woman's skin."

...

It's no surprise that he's unhappy; if someone calls him in the middle of the night and wakes him up, he'll be grumpy when he gets up.

"That being said," Gao Ge said, squinting his eyes.

"What authority do adventurers in the guild have? They could just arrest the village chief and interrogate him; they'd definitely get more comprehensive information, right?"

What are you thinking?

Fraser rolled his eyes. "We're adventurers, not law enforcers. What right do we have to arrest people? It's obvious you weren't paying attention in your general education class!"

Haha, after nine years of compulsory education... oh, if you include high school, it's twelve years of education. Gao Ge dares to say with great confidence that he has never listened to a single class seriously since then!

"Enough of this nonsense, the most important thing right now is to figure out how Yorick became Tsujii Yudo!"

Muzan does have a habit of renaming demons; the question now is where Yorick encountered Muzan.

Gao Ge gestured wildly with his hands in mid-air, pretending that he also had some kind of magical casting ability.

"Don't you know a lot of magic? Do you have any spells that can make people tell the truth, or even read minds?"

"Yes, I have!"

Frazier nodded, then, mimicking the singing gesture, spread his hands.

"But I won't. My spellcasting class is warlock; how could I waste my precious spell slots on that kind of spell!"

The power system in this world is a bit complicated, and Gao Ge still hasn't fully understood it.

I only know that it can be roughly divided into four classic directions: warrior, mage, priest, and rogue.

But that's not the point. Gao Ge slumped onto the bed, muttering to himself.

"This is so troublesome. If only the village chief could somehow pull something on me and it would just happen to me!"

"That's a nice idea, but what's done is done. Let's go to sleep and make plans tomorrow!"

The hotel left someone on duty for the night, and after Frazier asked the owner to book another room, nothing more was said that night.

The village chief was already at the inn's entrance early the next morning.

Upon noticing that Gao Ge's group had one more person, his eyelids twitched slightly, but he didn't ask any further questions. He simply said,

"Did you three...four gentlemen sleep well last night? Please forgive us if our hospitality was lacking, as the village is rather backward."

No, not at all.

Gao Ge waved his hand and continued, "We've finally managed to get out of the village, so we plan to stroll around. It's probably the busy farming season now, so we hope we won't bother you?"

"What are you saying, sir? Of course not."

"Then let's wander around on our own. There must be a lot going on in the village at this time of year, and the village chief must be very busy, right?"

The implication of this statement—that the guest was being seen off—was quite clear, and the village chief understood that Gao Ge didn't seem to want him to follow.

After exchanging a few polite words, he turned and left.

"That old bastard must know something, otherwise why would he be in such a hurry for us to leave!"

Gao Ge watched the village chief leave. "Come on, let's take a walk around the village. There's more than one woman who was kidnapped and killed. We can ask around and maybe find out something."

It's April now, which is indeed the busy season for farming.

It was still early, but there were already many farmers working in the fields.

However, when these people saw Gao Ge and his group, their first reaction was to keep their distance.

Even when Gao Ge asked the question, most people's answers were vague, or they even deliberately avoided the topic.

Adventurers don't seem to have a high reputation among ordinary people.

This is quite normal. There are many people with extraordinary abilities, and there will always be some who tarnish the reputation of the group.

To put it bluntly, many adventurers live a life of constant danger and peril.

With greater power comes greater danger. This world, teeming with monsters, is far from safe.

"Have you noticed that there are very few young people in the village?"

Gao Ge's words had barely left his mouth when he was proven wrong.

Several young people walked towards them from the direction of the village entrance.

These people were all wearing thick trench coats, with huge hoods covering their entire faces.

Frazier immediately became wary and whispered to Gao Ge,

"Watch out, something's off with these guys!"

He didn't even need to say that; no normal person would dress like that in broad daylight.

Even thieves don't hide themselves in their hoods all the time.

The leader held a large black umbrella in his hand, and when he tilted his head slightly, one could see his arrogant and domineering face under the hood.

He glanced at the wine fox, then at Luffy, and then let out a cold laugh.

"Hey, people from other worlds aren't welcome here. Get out of the village!"

Could Frazier tolerate this? With a flick of his wrist, a transparent magical blade appeared in his hand.

It was the same spell I used when I fought Gao Ge before: Shadow Blades!

This spell allows you to freely choose to create either a single sword or two swords.

Frazier pointed the blade at the hooded man holding the umbrella and said in an unfriendly tone.

"Shut your foul mouth! The kingdom has clear laws that all territories under its jurisdiction treat Sky Court people and otherworldly beings equally!"

"ha?"

The hooded man seemed to have heard something ridiculous. He glanced back at the other hooded men, paused for a brief second, and then they all burst into laughter.

"Haha, hahaha, what kind of joke are you telling? Those scum from other worlds get the same treatment as us for no reason, steal the jobs that should belong to us, and expect us to treat them the same way??"