Evil God? My servants are players!

At that moment, the hyacinth was hiding behind a pillar, peeping and chattering away.

Female goblins are dangerous monsters.

Hyacinth had witnessed them attacking adventurers when she was a backpacker in the Razor Claws.

Although she looked pitiful, Hyacinth didn't dare to go forward for a moment.

Hyacinth then realized that it was in the Kingdom of the Lord.

"If the Lord allows her to enter God's Kingdom, then the Lord must approve of her."

Then Hyacinth mustered her courage and stepped forward.

"What's wrong with you?"

Upon hearing this, the little creature raised its head and asked, "Who are you?"

Faced with a hyacinth that was about the same height as itself, Giligulu thought it had met a fellow human of a different skin color.

Therefore, she did not launch an attack.

"I am a hyacinth, I am... I am a believer in the Lord."

Hyacinth paused slightly before answering her question about her identity.

"What's that?" Giligu asked, puzzled.

"Hmm~ It's about praying every day, cleaning the altar, and guiding your family members."

Hyacinth summarized her daily work.

"Guide! Are you the boss here? The clan leader?!"

In the babbling mind, keywords have a higher priority than the sentence itself.

"No, no, no, I am only responsible for guiding the Lord's power to my followers."

Hyacinth quickly explained.

The hyacinth's explanation went in one ear and out the other, and she continued speaking without a second thought:

"Boss! Chieftain! Chief Hyacinth! Can I join this group?! I'm lost!"

Although she felt that she and Giligulu were not on the same wavelength, Hyacinth gladly accepted Giligulu's request.

Next, Hyacinth, accompanied by Giligur, found Luna and prepared to introduce her to her "new friend".

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Several days have passed since Luna was captured.

These days have allowed Luna to gradually adapt to her current life.

He gradually accepted the hyacinth, this cute and innocent little creature, as his friend.

Moreover, through Hyacinth's words, Luna also gained a full understanding of the current situation.

I am now in a strange space that is separate from the underground city.

This space seems to have its own laws, and there are always things that Luna can't understand.

For example, that box that can generate food infinitely without needing to replenish energy.

This is practically against the laws of magic!

Those menacing monsters are what are known as familiars.

Because Luna couldn't understand their language, she didn't know much about them.

However, from the monsters' behavior, Luna could tell that they seemed a bit stupid.

Luna was shocked to learn that Hyacinth had indeed been a backpacker not long ago.

After all, it's hard to associate the 'high priest' in front of you with backpackers.

According to Hyacinth, her transformation stemmed from her voluntary belief in a deity.

And everything here points to that great being.

The Lord the Hyacinth speaks of, the creator of this space, the master of that strange retinue—an unknown god.

This unseen yet pervasive feeling sent chills down Luna's spine.

But after experiencing the initial "torture," Luna came to terms with it.

Since you can't resist, just enjoy it.

Anyway, neither the people nor the gods here intend to harm me, and besides, apart from being bored, life here is quite comfortable; I have no worries about food and drink.

But I still miss my sister and teammates a little.

With that thought in mind, Luna sighed and continued studying the twin flowers.

Since that communication, the twin flowers seem to have broken down, only able to record some intermittent words.

"Luna! I've made a new friend!"

Hearing the hyacinth's voice, Luna looked up in confusion.

Then she saw Hyacinth leading a goblin toward her.

"What's going on now?"

"Luna, look at our new friend!" Hyacinth introduced, pulling Luna along.

"A tall guy! An enemy!"

After seeing Luna's appearance, Giligulu let out a strange cry and prepared to launch an attack.

Jili gulu reached behind her back, instinctively trying to pull out her invincible wooden stick.

I ended up with nothing.

Just as Jiligulu was wondering where her big wooden stick had gone, Hyacinth's voice caught her attention.

"Gibberish, don't attack her, she's our friend."

"Oh, she's a friend. Gigurgling understands. Gigurgling will listen to the chieftain!"

It seems that Jiligulu has long been accustomed to obeying the clan leader's orders.

"What's going on?" Luna finally had a chance to express her confusion.

"I don't know, I suddenly heard crying over there, and then I found her."

Hyacinth pointed to the place where she had found the gurgling noise, then put her hands together and said.

"I feel that the Lord must have had a deeper purpose in letting her in."

"It's just a goblin from the underground, it can't even speak, what could it possibly be..." Luna suddenly noticed the goblin's unusual behavior.

This goblin seems to have lost all its power!

Luna then thought about her own situation.

"How did you lose your power?!" Luna asked in a moment of panic.

Luna heard the response: "Gibberish, gibberish!"

It seems Luna doesn't have the translator given to her by the evil god.

Then Luna realized that Hyacinth could communicate with goblins, just as she could communicate with her familiars.

"What is Hyacinth saying?!"

She said she didn't know exactly when she lost her power.

For a moment, Luna almost laughed at herself for being so angry. How could she be so stupid as to ask a goblin a question?

"Don't worry about what I just said, it was just my brain short-circuiting," Luna explained with a smile.

"It's enough that we've met. I still have to go..."

Hyacinth's voice was interrupted by a sudden, loud, garbled shout.

"Two incredibly huge sticks are here!!! Gurgle, gurgle!!!"

Then, a brilliant idea struck Jiligulu, and he ran towards the place where he had met the hyacinth before.

When Hyacinth saw that Jiligulu had suddenly "fallen ill," it quickly chased after him.

Luna shook her head and continued studying the twin flowers.

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A deserted village

The evil god suddenly felt that his shadow should be more lively.

Go! My followers! Capture some goblins for the great evil god!

[Quest Reward: Receive one random reward for each goblin captured:]

▸Master's favorability x1

▸Random basic skill draw ×1】

The players were buzzing with discussion about the new mission.

"Is the production team out of work? Why are they only giving us these lousy projects?"

"A level cap of ten, fighting level 30 goblins, and you even have to capture them alive?!"

"The reward isn't good either; it's not even as good as the Fright Festival."

"The development team is updating slowly; can't they just raise that damn level cap a bit?"

"Indeed, if you can't level up, fighting monsters becomes boring. Now, I just log in every day to look at the scenery and collect some friendly monsters."

"How much have you saved?"

"Not many, maybe a few dozen."

"So what's next? Catch goblins?"

"You still want to capture them alive at level 30? You go ahead, I'm going to gather monsters so I can level up when the level cap is updated."