Evil God? My servants are players!

Shen Yuan was deeply saddened by Luna's suspicions.

Stereotypes are unacceptable; neither Luna nor Giligulu harbors any inexplicable hostility towards Shen Yuan.

In response, Shen Yuan could only sigh: Life is not easy, even evil gods sigh. Now he finally understands why gods prefer a righteous and glorious image.

However, Shen Yuan was helpless, after all, the players looked like they were not good people.

Luna looked puzzled when she received the phone.

"Hyacinth, do you know what this is?" Luna asked, holding up her phone.

Hyacinth stared at Luna's phone, lost in thought.

"I think I've seen this somewhere before... Oh right! This is a cell phone!"

"I saw it in the book the Lord gave me! You can use it to connect with other people and even play games!"

"The Lord actually gave you something like this! He must really like you!"

"That's great!"

Hyacinth circled around Luna's phone, occasionally reaching out its little hand to touch it.

But every time they were about to touch it, they would timidly pull it back.

What can we do?

Suddenly, Hyacinth's hand felt heavy as another cell phone appeared in her grasp.

"Yay!" Hyacinth jumped up and down, holding up her phone.

Looking at the excited hyacinths, Shen Yuan felt a pang of regret.

"Won't this little one turn into a gaming addict, Yu-Gi-Oh! Hyacinth?"

"No, no, the phone isn't connected to the internet. Besides basic functions, all that's left is the communication software."

With this in mind, Shen Yuan felt much more at ease.

However, Shen Yuan saw another mouse's expectant eyes. What could he do? Once it happened, it would happen again.

Then, the three of them huddled together again to examine the phone.

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The speed of the goblin delivery exceeded Shen Yuan's expectations. They seemed to have a special way of traveling, completing a two-day journey in half a day.

Shen Yuan couldn't help but think that if the players came, it might take them four or five days to get here.

After all, they would spend a lot of time searching for and playing with the cats and dogs along the way.

However, the efficiency of Goblin Delivery means that Luna can meet with her sister right now.

On the other hand, after the adventurers and players left, the Frost Adventure Team did not continue its operations.

Instead, they sat around the campfire, preparing to rest for a while.

"Do you want some?" Sasha broke off a piece of bread and handed it to the prostitute.

Looking at the bread, the prostitute suddenly felt nauseous and said, "No, thank you. I have no appetite."

"Those so-called resurrected ones, they just dumped you here and left you there. Where are you planning to go next?"

"I'm going to rest for a bit and then go back. I don't think anyone will care about someone like me from the bottom of society. They won't arrest me."

"Alright then." So Sasha started eating her bread by herself.

"Vice Captain, are you really prepared to cooperate with those things?" the thief asked, still uneasy.

"I don't know, but they have agreed to let me talk to my sister. I suppose my sister should know the whole story."

"We'll discuss it with her when the time comes," Sasha replied, staring at the campfire.

"Things will definitely get better! The captain has plenty of ways to help!" the priest said, swallowing his mouthful of food.

Just as the soldier was about to say something, Sasha suddenly stood up.

"I hear it! Something's getting closer!"

Sasha then looked toward the source of the sound and saw a goblin slowly emerge from the shadows.

Sasha stared at the goblin in front of her with a look of astonishment.

Logically speaking, goblins from the eighth floor shouldn't be here, but this strange goblin was standing right in front of him.

They were also carrying a package, and from the style of the package, it was clear that it was definitely not something from a goblin.

The goblin didn't try to approach Sasha. After confirming that Sasha had seen her, she slowly placed the package on the ground.

Then, the goblin pointed to the package, signaling Sasha to come and get it, before running off again in a flash.

Clearly, this goblin is extremely clever!

Watching the goblins dash away, Sasha cautiously approached the package.

Soon, Sasha saw the words on the package.

"To Sasha"

"Vice-Captain, this looks like your package," said the soldier who came with Sasha.

"This must be what those resurrected people were talking about, the thing that will allow them to see their sister," Sasha said, poking at the package.

Suddenly, the package began to vibrate, and a piercing ringtone sounded from within it.

Sasha and the soldier were so frightened that they took a step back and became alert.

After observing for a while, Sasha was certain that the package was only vibrating and making noises, and there was no other unusual activity.

So she said to the soldier:

"Go, open it and take a look!"

"Huh? It's me again?"

"Nonsense, you have the highest defense."

So, the hardworking soldier walked to the package and carefully opened it.

Inside, a cell phone was lying, displaying a call from Luna.

The soldier did not act rashly. He picked up the phone and observed it for a while. After confirming that there was no harm, he handed the phone to Sasha.

"How do I use this thing? There are definitely pictures of my sister on it. Does this mean we can meet?" Sasha was a little confused.

"Isn't there a button? Why don't we press it and try it?" the soldier suggested.

"That's just a picture! It's not a button," Sasha said, pointing to the button.

"But there's nothing else, why don't you try pressing it?"

At this point, the others also gathered around.

"Yes, why don't you press it and try it?"

Despite being persuaded by her teammates, Sasha pressed the button that was clearly just a sticker.

Then, a familiar voice came from the phone.

"Is this even working? Why is it only showing this one screen?"

Luna was speaking; she hadn't noticed the video call had been connected and was still chatting with Hyacinth.

"I don't know either. Although I know such a thing exists, I've never seen it before."

"Sister!" Sasha's exclamation successfully caught Luna's attention.

"Sasha!"

"Cough cough cough, Ishnu'alah." Sasha wasn't blinded by joy; she uttered a strange Elvish phrase.

"Andu falah dor," Luna replied with a smile, it seemed the two sisters were exchanging secret signals.

"It really is you! Sister! How are you now?!"

"Well, how should I put it? I'm doing pretty well, I've even gained weight..." Luna said, somewhat embarrassed.

"Captain! Captain! Are you trapped in this box?" the soldier suddenly asked.

"No, it's just a communication spell," Luna explained patiently.

"Only the captain would patiently explain these common sense things to you," the thief said, glancing at the warrior, but his upturned lips betrayed his true thoughts.

The priestess's performance was even worse.

"Captain, waaaaah~ I miss you so much," the priest said, wiping his nose.

"Alright, alright, I'm fine, aren't I?" Luna reassured her.

"Hey! Hyacinth's here too! Hello, Hyacinth, it's been so long! Thank you for delivering my letter!"

Sasha also saw the hyacinths, and then the group began to exchange pleasantries and express their longing for each other.

After the conversation, Sasha finally remembered the important matter.

"Sister, do you know?"