Perhaps before logging off, they had been preparing to explore a secret realm, only to receive a message from a friend afterward saying that the realm was too dangerous. So when they logged back in, they no longer wanted to go and decided to look for a cat instead.
In that case, if an NPC diviner had previously peered into a player's future fate, then when that player logged in again, the diviner would be shocked to discover that the player's Fate Line had actually refreshed!
"An Outlander Organization?"
Everyone immediately understood Anvis's idea, but they all shook their heads. No one thought highly of his choice.
Because of the Outlanders' peculiar Immortality, many people had considered training an Outlander Legion. In fact, many of those present had secretly attempted something similar.
But they had all ultimately failed.
Players were born with a chaotic nature, resisted restraint, and possessed almost no loyalty. Quite a few players simply took the benefits and ran. Even if wanted notices were issued afterward, they had little deterrent effect.
After dying once, if players felt it was unsafe to resurrect where they had fallen or nearby, they could choose an ultra-long-range random resurrection. Their Resurrection Point could be anywhere on Yar Continent without magical protection.
Thus, after being treated like fat sheep and fleeced several times, these people had largely given up on the idea of cultivating an immortal outsider legion.
"Have you really thought this through, Anvis? These Outlanders may not die, but they often disobey orders in practice, and it is difficult to cultivate any sense of identification with an organization in them. The result may differ from what you imagine."
Duke Carlot could not help but send Anvis a private Voice Transmission, reminding him that cultivating a loyal player organization was basically