"Finish these two random missions within two hours if possible... then log off and find Spotty Dog."
Angel silently set himself a small goal.
As for the second round of the main mission, if he found a way to make money afterward, he could continue with it. But if he could not, then it could only end there.
Next, Angel began pinpointing the Old Kings' whereabouts.
In Angel's view, most parts of the two random missions could be handled through illusion. The only thing illusion could not accomplish was the requirement in the "New king of Variety" random mission to draw the old king's own attention.
So Angel first had to determine where the old king was and lure him to the busiest part of the city center.
Of course, Angel had considered taking a shortcut.
The mission overview for "New king of Variety" said he had to attract the old king's attention, but it never said the old king had to be present.
So Angel wondered whether he could project the variety show onto the sky screen and have the old king simply look up at it... Would that probably count as completing the mission?
But after pondering it for a long time, Angel ultimately decided against taking that shortcut.
Because he could not actually be sure whether that would count as mission completion.
More importantly, Angel's whole purpose in creating a "sky-screen illusion" was to divert attention away from the "New king of Variety" mission. If he projected the contents of "New king of Variety" onto the sky screen, would that not make it glaringly obvious that the two were connected? What attention would he be diverting then?
So forget it. Finding the old king and figuring out how to bring him to the city center was more