The sun was shining brightly outside the treehouse, and the grass was green. The colorful flowers never withered.
Border Town was located at the edge of Blackleaf Forest. The accumulated temperature zone here belonged to the subtropics. As it was close to the sea in the south, the sea breeze was constant, and the temperature was not too high. It was like spring all year round, and the scenery was picturesque and beautiful.
The town was built on a cliff that was more than 80 meters high. A river that was not wide but very deep flowed down from the mountain lake and passed through the center of the town. When the river fell down the cliff, it would often hit the water mist and form a long-lasting rainbow. Therefore, the town called it Rainbow River.
As for the 80-meter-tall cliff, it was the town's greatest advantage as a natural barrier for the Neutral Faction!
Otherwise, the neighboring Iron Dukedom and Black Lava Dukedom would definitely harass the town endlessly.
The Light Faction did not represent justice, and the Dark Faction did not necessarily represent evil…That was impossible.
Everything was about race and interests, so there were many civil wars in human countries, and there were also many wars between beast tribes.
As for the town on the cliff, it was not entirely surrounded by steep mountains or dense forests. It extended to the east and west, which was the edge of the cliff, and there was a large piece of black soil.
There were many crops planted here. It was more than enough to feed the civilians in the town.
To the south of the town was the Blackleaf Forest, which stretched for more than 10,000 miles from east to west. The town was located in a narrow section of the mountain range. After crossing the mountain range to the south, they could still come into contact with the vast ocean.
On the east and west sides of the Blackleaf Forest, there were countless magical beasts and wild beasts. Their levels ranged from low to high. The stronger the magical beasts, the deeper they lived in the forest. There were even many wild dragons.
After all, not only were there Blackleaf Elves in the Blackleaf Forest, but there were also many intelligent races.
The half-elves and elves who lived in the town had much less needs than humans because they did not like to eat food. They always liked to go hunting in the primitive Blackleaf Forest. Every time they entered the mountain, they could obtain a lot of fruits and prey with their abilities.
This was because there weren't many high-level prey in this narrow mountain range in the south. As long as one didn't take the risk to explore the east and west, it would be very difficult to encounter higher-level wild beasts or magical beasts.
The elves of the World of Gods were carnivorous. They ate fruits and vegetables, but their staple food was still meat. After all, the elves wanted to stand at the peak of the world. They didn't have the strength to dominate the world just by eating vegetarian food.
William Blackleaf, who was handsome and had sharp ears, walked out of the treehouse in a gorgeous purple-black robe. After he activated the Player interface, his leg injury recovered very quickly. It had to be said that the players had a huge advantage in this world.
After all, Priests in this world could not heal. They could only heal injuries and add various buffs to their lives…
This was because the Priests here were not purely Support players. They were super strong men who wielded flails to counter the Undead. Each of them was extremely muscular and could endure a lot of damage.
They roared with Holy Light, then charged forward with their clubs…
Whether it was NPCs or players, they basically relied on their physical fitness and rare potions to recover their HP. Among them, Water Mages and Priests were similar. They also had some healing spells, but they only accelerated the recovery of injuries. The effects were similar.
After all, he was a mage, not a profession that was born to support others.
In his previous life, there weren't many Mage players. In the early stages of this profession, money was like flowing water. If one wanted to earn money, they had to rely on luck. At least after reaching a certain level, they could earn money by relying on enchanted weapons. However, powerful Mages were all fragrant and popular. Everyone loved them, and flowers bloomed. As long as they gave them to the magic for free…
"My lord, it seems that your injuries have almost recovered!”When the two elves guarding the treehouse saw him walk out, they bowed respectfully and patted their chests. No matter how much they disliked William, they would never do anything disrespectful on the surface.
"Yes, it should be fine. How is the territory's recent development?”William glanced at the two elves. Norton and Nox were two pure-blooded Blackleaf Elves, and they were his personal guards.
They were Level 40 Intermediate professionals, about ten levels stronger than ordinary personal guards. The most important thing was that they had the Grandmaster bloodline and had a good attribute bonus.
As for why he could see through their attributes at a glance when he was only level 8.
As they were his soldiers, as long as they were loyal to him, he could look at whoever he wanted. As for the others, well, he could just use his insight. The combination of NPCs and players gave William a huge survival advantage.
Norton and Nox looked at the lord in surprise and shook their heads.""Ever since you decided to rebuild the town, many people have fled. The current development is not good.
Do you need me to get Executive Lautner here? He was originally in charge of the territory.”
" Ahem, I've only just realized that the town is doing well. It's not time to rebuild it yet. Why don't we develop it well and organize a few hunting activities? We can get some magical beast fur and sell it to the human nations. We can also earn a lot of gold coins.
Take me to see Uncle Lautner.
She didn't know what happened, but after falling from the tree, she seemed to have hurt her head. Some of her memories became very blurry, and she even forgot where Uncle Lautner was!”William pretended to rub his head.
Norton nodded, thinking that his head seemed to have recovered from the fall!
The town wasn't too big.
A town with only 3000 people was not that big.
As for the buildings, most of them were treehouses built by people relying on huge trees. Otherwise, they were wooden houses built by cutting down trees. The structure was simple and the defense was weak.
After all, it was in the subtropics, so there was no need to worry about the cold.
In the entire town, other than his treehouse that was enchanted, the other buildings were very ordinary and simple.
Especially after his deadbeat father disappeared, many civilians and soldiers took a lot of things with them when they moved…
"There are a lot of things to do. When I reach level 10, I have to quickly change my class to become a beginner professional!”In his previous life, William had chosen to be a human, and he was a warrior who had fought his way to the end.
Even though he hadn't found a hidden class in the early stages of the game, there was always a chance for him to survive. After a few years, he finally grasped the opportunity and changed to a hidden class.
Otherwise, he could only rely on his equipment and attributes to complete the mission to reach the Legendary stage.
As for why he said that he was a chieftain?
The starting luck points of his previous generation and this life were both 3. Wasn't this proof?
This was Fei Qiu's legacy.
William was so touched that he was about to cry…
After walking for three to four minutes, William finally met Uncle Lautner. He was once his mother's personal guard, the town's executive officer, and his life mentor…
Any physical profession would need to cultivate battle energy.
Just like how any magic profession needed meditation magic.
As long as he reached level 10, he would be able to learn Battle Aura or Mage, and then choose a profession that he liked.
Lautner's attribute panel made William very happy. He did not expect that there was such a precious expert in his territory.
Name: Lautner
[Race: Blackleaf Elf]
[Class: Demon-Hunter Ranger]
[Rank: Intermediate]
[Bloodline Potential: Epic (Level 52 Basic Attributes 39.2%)]
Level: 52
[Talent: Intermediate Life, 1 Stamina =40 Health Points.]
[Talent: Intermediate Speed. 100 points of Agility increases critical damage by 10%, increases attack speed and movement speed by 20%.]
[Talent: Eye of Investigation. Able to easily see through the enemy's weakness. When attacking the weakness, increases critical damage by 20%!]
Talent:
[Health Points: 15,300]
[Endurance: 3,500]
Battle Energy Points:
"What is talent…this is what talent is!”William could not help but want to ridicule him, but he ignored him.
Then, he said with tears in his eyes,"Uncle Lautner, thank you!”
Especially when he said that he wanted to hug Lautner…
Lautner, who saw this scene, felt a little relieved. He had already learned from Sia that William Blackleaf seemed to have broken his brain, but he was much more polite than before.
Thus, he looked at William with a caring gaze and said slowly,""It's okay. It's what I should do. Besides, you should call me Executive Officer, not Uncle Lautner.”
William wiped away a few drops of tears that had never appeared. He pursed his lips and said stubbornly,""No, Uncle Lautner is my uncle for life. You're not only my executive officer, but also my teacher. Although I've forgotten a lot of my memories, I know that you treat me the best in this world.”
"Cough cough, let's see how the territory develops first. If this continues, the territory your father left you will probably disappear from this continent!”Lautner was a little embarrassed, but he was satisfied with being licked. This little guy that he had watched grow up finally knew how to respect him.
It seemed that breaking the brain was a good thing.
"But why do you keep touching my biceps?？？”Lautner didn't know what to say. How could he know that William was filled with an indescribable fondness for NPCs with Epic bloodlines and their fleshy bodies…
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