A Public Hunt
"Those who failed to plan for the future would soon have trouble on their hands. You're a far-sighted person," Xu Huo said. "If more people like you emerge in District 008, then District 008 will only get better."
The scholar smiled. "You don't need to flatter me. I'm only doing what little I can for my family. But you've made me curious. You're not from Building Block Fairy Tale Town, are you? If Building Block Fairy Tale Town could produce players like you, it wouldn't have been weakened again and again until it was completely destroyed."
Xu Huo looked at the person across from him, his tone serious. "I'm only asking for justice."
He hadn't returned to Station City because he thought he could take on all of the Tian Family's players or the law enforcement team single-handedly. This was a far more advanced Sub-district, with an unfathomable number of players. There were no Super Players in the open, but the lack of Random Instances spoke volumes. That was different from the Enbel Maiden Dungeon. The Enbel Maiden Dungeon had dealt with the Sub-district's lingering problems, while also revealing the truth that many wronged locals had desperately wanted to know. And because there had been disagreements within the government, the faction that favored a peaceful resolution had gained the upper hand. That was why the players had shown restraint.
District 008 was different. He represented Building Block Fairy Tale Town, which was a third party with no direct ties or shared interests with either the district government or the locals. So whether it was the Tian Family or the city government, they had only one way of dealing with an Outer District Player who caused trouble. What did any other issue have to do with an outsider?