It wasn't just Jiechong of the Big Bird Squad who had picked up a class-change item for the special commander class "Underworld Lord." Many players who were still full of energy after the great battle and had joined the hunt for the traitorous pharaoh had picked up similar items.
They were badges and materials dropped by the traitors' high-ranking commanders.
The item information said they could take these to the Holy City of the Dead Moon to exchange for reputation. If they picked up a badge belonging to a traitorous Underworld Lord, they could use it directly as a class-change item and become an Underworld Lord.
Of course, this class, which sounded incredibly powerful, came with some extremely strict requirements.
First, you had to be undead.
Second, you had to be skilled in combat techniques or powers related to death psionics.
Those two requirements alone eliminated 99.9999% of players. There were many races to choose from, but the unique undead race hadn't been released yet. The only exceptions were the former "Pants Thief" and the current "Wayfarer Peak."
In other words, Peak was the only player who could take the class-change item and qualify to become an Underworld Lord. That left the players who had picked up the items cursing the developers for screwing them over.
But complaints aside, as soon as the items were revealed, their value skyrocketed among the players.
There was only one reason: in their attack on the Holy City of Origins, the players had experienced the strength of the Underworld Army firsthand.
If they hadn't had the time, the place, and every other advantage on their side, the Underworld Army summoned by Bo Dinos alone would have given them plenty to deal with. And for players like Grandpa Qin and Five-Wheel, whose abilities largely revolved