063. Dogfather Narrative Civilization

063. Dogfather Narrative Civilization

"You've had a hard time lately, Physician Jin Jielie. I'm taking Sino back to the main house now."

"Travel safely."

Their conversation piqued his intense interest. The negative effects of Silent Uncontact had gradually begun to spread, and from the sound of it, the army of players he had forcibly driven out back then still had not made contact with civilization.

The middle-aged woman had a very stern face. When she came to the bedside, she merely gently touched his forehead and whispered, "You are our hope, Sino. You must grow strong."

After that, she handed him over to the servants and had him secretly taken away overnight, settling him once more in a luxurious room somewhere unknown.

His life thereafter was also entrusted to professional wet nurses and servants. Worth mentioning was that one of the maids was a Kappa-rank (10) from the Layer Abyss. The curse on her had already faded considerably, leaving only her curly hair as proof of her identity as a Layer Abyss immigrant.

Things were going smoothly for the players—or rather, pioneering had never felt this wonderful.

Two hundred and twenty thousand players were scattered across the Realm Abyss, with no conflicts of interest whatsoever. Places the locals considered barren mountains and treacherous waters were, in the players' eyes, all treasures and adventure zones worth exploring.

This was completely different from their experience landing on White Candle Star.

White Candle Star had, after all, been developed by civilization. Once they made contact with civilization, that joy of initial pioneering was gone.

But ninety-nine percent of the Realm Abyss's native land had never been explored even by Narrative Civilizations.

Thanks to the Realm Abyss's abundant energy-rich matter, they could level up quickly even without deliberately grinding monsters. Just building things, fishing,