Evil God? My servants are players!

Chapter 145 Gold Coins

"Lend it to me for now! I'll pay you back later!" When they couldn't pay, the players tried to persuade Camellia with their words.

"Yes, yes, yes! I'll just use it for a bit, then I'll wash it and return it to you!"

"Boss lady! You're beautiful and kind! Please let me use you!"

Of course, this is just basic rhetoric; some experienced players know more advanced rhetoric.

"Boss lady! Actually, this weapon is cursed! Lend me the weapon for a few days! I can help you remove the curse!"

"Boss lady! I'm the lord's special tax collector! You need to cease operations immediately! Hand over your weapons for inspection!"

"Boss lady! I'm an adventurer! My daughter has a terminal illness! The doctor says she might not make it through the week!"

"I need to travel to dangerous areas to find medicinal herbs to cure my daughter! And I desperately need a weapon!"

"Boss lady, please have mercy on us! Have pity on us! I'd give you two weapons if it could save my child!"

Although it was supposed to be sophisticated rhetoric, Camellia wasn't stupid, and their behavior was too unseemly, plus the Yan Kingdom map was too short.

Just as Camellia was about to unleash her power, a mouse squeezed through the players. Upon seeing the mouse, Camellia breathed a sigh of relief.

She pulled the mouse out of the group of players and asked, "How did it go? Did you call the guards?"

The mouse, trembling, answered as it was pulled out, "They called, but those goblins don't understand Common Tongue, and they just watched from the outside!"

"What?!!"

Although Camellia had already inquired about the situation in Hamlet from other caravans before arriving in Hamlet.

Knowing that a disaster had just occurred here, and although the truth of the disaster was unclear, Hamlet Town had already resolved the situation.

Camellia knew that Hamlet Town would be in dire need of supplies after the disaster, and that the traveling caravan would definitely make a profit if they followed.

Moreover, Hamlet Town isn't too far from the caravan's route, so Camellia came.

As they approached Hamlet, Camellia inquired about the town's current situation.

I know there are goblin guards and a group of residents cursed by the disaster here, but there is no danger.

Even if there are some dangers, Camellia is not afraid, after all, the rat tribe's patrol caravan is quite strong in terms of weaponry.

What's more, she's the level 55 Flower Guardian leading the team.

When Camellia first arrived in Hamlet, she was startled by the appearance of the townspeople.

But after a brief interaction, Camellia realized that these people had only changed in appearance; in other aspects, they were the same as ordinary townspeople.

Meanwhile, the goblin guards were also fulfilling their duties as guards by patrolling around.

But the situation before her eyes was beyond Camellia's expectations; it seemed that the minds of these adventurers, who had undergone even greater mutations, had all gone mad!

And those goblin guards are incredibly unreliable! Not only can they not understand the language, but they also do absolutely no work! When you ask them to come, they just stand there and watch!

What Camellia didn't know was that letting goblins control the players was like throwing a flood over a fire—who in the audience would dare to sue me?!

Camellia, having reached her limit, is preparing to use force to drive the players away.

But the sudden shout silenced everyone present.

"Let me do it! I can!" is the Traveling Frog's cry.

As the chief goblin translator of Hamlet Town, she naturally knows more than the players.

Just like selling bread in a bakery, you need money to buy things, but the players' money and the NPCs' money are not interchangeable.

Amidst the players' attention, the Traveling Frog, carrying a bag of gold coins, approached the Camellia.

She handed the gold coins to Camellia, then took a dagger from the stall and asked.

Is that enough?

"And of course, here's your change."

Camellia reacted quickly after encountering a normal person, and she quickly found some change for the traveling frog.

The camellia was even a little moved at this moment.

Upon witnessing this shocking scene, one player suddenly cursed, "What a stupid game!"

That player's insults naturally resonated with other players.

"That's really stupid. I thought physical gold coins were all game items that couldn't be spent, since you can't sell them."

After all, it's better to blame others than to admit you're stupid.

As for selling, it's actually Shen Yuan integrating the sacrifice system, allowing players to sacrifice items that have value points anytime, anywhere.

However, one player suddenly discovered a blind spot.

"Travel Frog, where did you get so many coins?"

"It's a secret." After saying this, the traveling frog left without looking back.

As for the source of the gold coins, they were money earned by the traveling frog through dishonest means.

Veronica can only communicate with the goblins through the translation of the Travel Frog, which directly gives the Travel Frog control of the discourse.

Out of a playful mindset, she secretly added some small details while translating.

That is, although the goblins' labor is free, Veronica has to pay for the goblins' food.

Veronica readily agreed to these requests, since the food expenses were a drop in the ocean compared to the wages of a normal guard.

This gave Travel Frog an unexpected source of income.

The gold coins that the traveling frog Huahua earns are, of course, the hard-earned money of the goblins.

However, the traveling frog did not keep all the coins for herself; she also gave a small portion of the coins back to the goblins as a way to win their favor.

After some contact with human society, the goblins gradually began to understand the importance of gold coins.

Every now and then, goblins would beat their chests in regret for not having secretly kept a few coins when confiscating gold.

The Traveling Frog's attempts to win people's hearts have caused her to rise in the goblins' hearts, while Gili Gulu has already returned to the dungeon.

Only Kukukaka and the Traveling Frog remained on the surface to control the goblins.

Travel Frog has completely sidelined Kukukaka, and the Goblin Strategist Guard even has an atmosphere of "a general in the field may disobey the emperor's orders."

Kukukaka, however, was completely unaware of this and spent her days adventuring around Hamlet Town with the money the traveling frog gave her.

After the Travel Frog game ended, players who knew how to buy permanent weapons scattered and prepared to find ways to earn some gold coins.

The two generals, Heng and Ha, arrived late.

"Didn't you say there were a lot of people here? Where are they?" Quan Xianbangua asked in confusion.

"It seems like they've all left. The world chat says that you need physical gold coins to buy things from merchants," explained the Phase Man who was scrolling through the chat history.

"Where are we supposed to find physical gold coins?! You can see them occasionally, but collecting them is such a hassle," Quanxianbangua complained.

"I guess it'll be like other realistic games, focused on making money."

"This game already has in-game currency, why do we need a separate set of physical in-game currency?"

But after complaining, the fully insured semi-trailer truck driver then asked, "So what do we do? Do you know how to make money?"

Upon hearing the question about full insurance and partial coverage, the muscular man stroked his not-so-smooth chin and said, "Besides being scammed, isn't there a big event in a few days? I guess we can find an NPO then."

"You should give me a tip."

"Just like tipping a bard."