Evil God? My servants are players!

Chapter 161 The True God

Meanwhile, the Frost Adventurers, who had just returned to the tavern, had just received a new quest from the players.

The envelope was intact this time, so it seems the player who delivered it wasn't interested in its contents.

Sasha then called Luna, and the group discussed the contents of the letter.

"Shall we go with the caravan to the ratmen's territory to set up a teleportation array?" Luna murmured.

"And the reward is even more generous than last time. These people are really generous," the thief commented, holding the letter.

"But we've only just gotten back a short time, is it really okay to take on new commissions already?" Sasha asked.

"Was the last commission really a commission? It's like a trip, nothing special," the thief retorted.

"And this time we're traveling with a caravan, so we don't have to endure the elements! Plus, we have the caravan's supplies, it's practically a picnic!" The priest's focus was still quite peculiar.

"So, should we answer or not?" the soldier asked, raising his hand.

"Same as always, let's vote," Sasha said, waving her hand.

Subsequently, the warrior, the thief, and the priest all voted in favor. Although Sasha and Luna had not yet expressed their opinions, it was clear that there was no need for them to do so.

"Alright, let's rest for a day and set off tomorrow—" Just as Sasha was about to dismiss everyone, Luna called her back.

"Why don't you go find the leader of that traveling caravan to check the situation?" Luna reminded her, somewhat exasperated.

But as soon as you speak of the devil, he appears. Before Sasha could even respond, Camellia pushed open the door to the tavern.

Camellia finally breathed a sigh of relief after seeing the Frost Adventure Team.

"Great, you're really here."

Camellia then walked to the table of the Ice Adventure Team, but when she was about to speak, she didn't know what to say.

Camellia hesitated for a moment before tentatively asking, "Did you guys accept a commission?"

Upon seeing that the visitor was the camellia she was about to look for, Sasha greeted her warmly, "Yes, yes, we were just about to look for you."

Then Sasha made room for the pastor and invited Camellia to sit down.

But after Camellia took her seat, an awkward silence fell. After all, both sides had been forced to accept tasks and were now somewhat confused, unsure of what to say.

"So, are you planning to go back tomorrow?" Sasha broke the silence.

"Hmm, are you going together tomorrow too?" Camellia replied.

"Hmm." Then an awkward silence filled the air.

"By the way, do you guys know hyacinths? What exactly is this 'reinforcements' she was talking about?"

After holding it in for a while, Camellia finally voiced her question.

"It's those oddly-looking people who exude a sense of oppression." Sasha felt there was no need to hide it, so she just said it directly.

However, as a member of the evil god's camp, Sasha still went against her conscience and embellished the adjectives.

Two adjectives swirled in Camellia's mind, and she immediately understood who Sasha was referring to.

"Them?!" For a moment, Camellia felt a mix of emotions.

After all, the players' image in Camellia's mind is that they are extremely unreliable. At first, they didn't even know that buying things required money!

On the other hand, the players' skills are extremely reliable.

As an intelligence gatherer, Camellia had certainly investigated the players, but all she knew was that they were heroic adventurers who saved Hamlet Town.

Camellia knew nothing about the specific process of saving Hamlet Town, since only the goblins, the players, the Ice Adventure Team, and Veronica participated in the Earl's campaign.

Camellia had also investigated the players' strength, but she couldn't tell their level just by looking at them, even with magical items.

However, judging from the level of weapons and equipment purchased by the players, Camellia could roughly determine that those players' combat power was probably no worse than that of the Frost Adventure Team.

The equipment purchased by those players was of the same level as that purchased by the Frost Adventure Team; it was basically the best equipment available in the caravan.

Of course, she didn't know that players never buy suitable equipment; they only buy the best.

At the same time, although Camellia couldn't distinguish the differences between the players' appearances, she could roughly estimate the number of players.

A team of ice adventurers with at least several hundred members!

Camellia shuddered at the thought, despite all the intelligence indicating the power of the human empire.

But Camellia never expected that such a powerful armed force would exist in a remote town.

However, more than being terrified, Camellia was overjoyed. A force comparable to the Guardian Flower Envoy meant the mice were saved!

At this point, Camellia could no longer contain her excitement: "Great! But do you know how many of them there are? We'll have a good opportunity to entertain them!"

Sasha was stumped by the question about camellias: How many players are there? That's a good question.

When saving Hamlet Town, Sasha did some rough calculations.

At least three hundred players died, but they maintained a number of around one hundred and eighty throughout the game.

You say they have a lot, but they only took out 180. You say they have little, but more than 300 of them died and they still managed to take out 180.

In the end, Sasha could only reply helplessly, "I don't know either, but they probably don't need any hospitality."

"I think you've seen it too, they sleep anytime, anywhere, and their diet is very varied."

Camellia wholeheartedly agreed with Sasha's response, after all, she had also spent a long time in Hamlet Town and naturally knew what kind of people the players were.

"Alright, but we'll still try our best to entertain them," Camellia replied.

Then Camellia asked another question.

"Do you even know which righteous god they follow? They've been cursed and are in this state; won't their god help them?"

This sensitive issue directly turned the originally harmonious atmosphere into a sharp one.

The gods are the core secret of the resurrected, and the Frost Adventurers certainly know of their existence, since they were present when the gods descended upon Hyacinth.

From the god's condition, the Frost Adventurers also knew that the resurrected god was in an extremely weak state.

This information must never be revealed. A weak righteous god is extremely vulnerable to being targeted by certain evil forces and beings.

The Frost Adventurers dared not reveal their identity, knowing that if the gods wanted to keep it a secret, there was no way they could leak this information.

However, judging from the appearance of the camellia, this information should have been revealed by the resurrected person.

"May I ask why Hyacinth would reveal matters concerning the gods to you?" Sasha asked with a serious expression.

Camellia was also taken aback by the Ice Adventurers' change in attitude, but she still answered honestly, "She wants to preach in our area."

After hearing Camellia's answer, everyone except Luna breathed a sigh of relief.

It's perfectly normal for a righteous god to spread his teachings; the fact that he's started spreading his teachings proves that the unknown righteous god is slowly recovering.