Evil God? My servants are players!

Sasha told Luna about her recent experiences and current situation.

This includes the condition of the surface, the thieves' speculations, and the eerie "resurrected ones."

Sasha then asked Luna, "Sister, do you know what happened?"

After hearing Sasha's words, Luna was completely bewildered.

She may know a lot, but it's also unlikely that she knows a lot.

What's with these resurrected beings who seem like ghosts?

Although Luna was equally puzzled, she was still able to make some connections.

Just as she was about to tell Sasha some of the truth, she stopped talking.

For some reason, the god here seems to be very averse to exposing himself, and even the hyacinth and his retinue know very little about him.

Luna really didn't know what she could say and what she couldn't say.

Based on this, Luna also guessed that the so-called resurrected beings were probably something He created.

After all, He can indeed bring people back to life.

"However, since He's willing to let me talk to Sasha, He should also allow me to tell her some things."

"As long as it doesn't involve Him, it should be fine."

Thinking of this, Luna reorganized her words and replied:

"To be honest, I'm not too sure either, but I feel you can trust those resurrected people."

Then, thinking of His and His retinue's actions, Luna said vaguely:

"In a sense, they and their forces could be considered a good side?"

The two sisters inexplicably clicked on this issue, and Sasha also looked at the prostitute.

"Yeah, I feel that way too..."

"So, sister, do you want us to cooperate with them?"

Sasha didn't press Luna about her "I don't know" because she knew her sister must have her reasons.

"We can give it a try. After all, the team is in a bad situation right now, and there's not much I can do to help."

"But Sasha, you must remember not to get too close to them," Luna solemnly reminded her.

"Why? Is it true that you're still in danger, sister?" Sasha asked, puzzled.

"No, I'm not in danger, it's just... like they said, this place is eerie, so it's best if you listen to them and don't go near."

Luna chose to cover up Shen Yuan's lie, since she didn't want Sasha to get close to this place either.

"Okay, I understand."

Afterwards, the two sisters said goodbye to each other and hung up the phone.

Sasha also breathed a sigh of relief and said to the other team members:

"Phew~ It seems my sister is doing quite well. She looks good, has gained a little weight, and has Hyacinth with her."

"Hyacinth?!" *2

Sasha and the thief said in unison.

"They say my sister is trapped?! Why is the hyacinth with my sister?!"

"Aren't hyacinths allowed to come and go as they please?"

Sasha's voice mingled with the thief's.

"It seems the captain doesn't want to tell us the truth," the thief said, sounding somewhat disappointed.

"My sister must have her reasons, but she is definitely hiding something," Sasha defended Luna.

"Indeed, the captain must have her reasons for doing this, but since she said we can cooperate, we should be able to trust them, right?"

The pastor still had food stuffed in his mouth at that moment.

"That's all we can do. Let's hope they really have the ability to help us fight against the local lords," Sasha sighed.

"I also hope that lord has committed a serious crime, otherwise if he issues an arrest warrant for us, we'll be in deep trouble," the thief said through gritted teeth.

"Let's figure out a way to get back to the surface first, otherwise she'll eat all our food soon," the warrior said to the priest.

"Warrior! How dare you say that to me!" The priest reached out to hit the warrior, but the warrior grabbed him with one hand.

Sasha didn't stop the priest and warrior from bickering. She said to the thief:

"So, what's the next step? You're a thief, so you should be pretty good at investigating these kinds of things, right?"

"Even so, I have absolutely no clue what to do. I don't know where to start if you ask me to investigate," the thief said, sounding troubled.

"It's not like you're the only one doing the work. I mean you'll be in charge of making the plans, since you're better at this kind of thing. We'll all help you," Sasha explained.

Regarding Sasha's entrustment, the thief took a deep breath, then slowly exhaled, and continued:

"I feel we should start with the details, soldier!"

The thief called out to the soldiers who were still fooling around:

"I'll dress you up a bit later. Go to the flowerbed at 13 Mink Street and see if you see this sign."

The thief pulled out a piece of parchment with a drawing of a hand that had been cut open by a dagger.

"What does this mean? Why me?" the soldier stopped and asked.

"This is the Thieves' Guild's secret code. If this symbol appears, it means that the Thieves' Guild has already fallen."

"If even the Thieves' Guild has fallen, then it means that all the organizations in Hamlet Town are finished."

"At that point, we might face very difficult circumstances, so you absolutely must complete the mission!"

"As for why it was you? Because you look harmless and shouldn't attract the attention of thieves."

This time, the thief chose to explain patiently.

"Yes, sir! I guarantee I'll complete the mission!" the soldier patted his chest and assured him.

"Archer!" the thief said.

"Here!" Sasha replied in a similar manner.

"I need you to come down to the surface and turn yourself in!" the thief said in a shocking statement.

"Huh?" Sasha looked reluctant.

"It's alright, I'll do your makeup. I just need you to gather information from the adventurers."

"Judging from what just happened, the adventurers should be fine. They might be an asset, or they might know something!"

The thief patiently explained again.

"Yes, sir! Mission accomplished!"

"priest!"

"exist!"

"Could you please stop eating for now?" the thief said speechlessly.

"Yes! I guarantee I'll complete the mission!" the pastor said, swallowing his bread.

"I need you to stay here! Maintain contact with those 'resurrected'!"

"Record the information everyone has gathered, and eat less!" the thief said helplessly.

"That's it?" the pastor said, somewhat unconvinced.

"That's enough. This is our temporary base and our only safe zone. You must guard it well."

The thief said earnestly.

"Alright." Hearing this, the pastor could only sit back down.

"Now that everyone understands their mission, let's begin preparations!" the thief concluded.

"And what about you?" Sasha asked.

"I'm going to search the 'backyard' of those 'big shots' and see if I can find any bombshell secrets."

The thief said it casually.

"But isn't that very dangerous?" Sasha asked with some concern.

"I'm a high-ranking thief; nowhere can stop me except in the castles of nobles filled with magical traps!"

The thief said confidently.