After giving them their instructions, Liu Zhi sent them on their way. The players hadn't noticed that three rather inconspicuous new players had slipped in among them.
Players had a relatively high chance of dying in battle, and they also leveled up relatively quickly before reaching level 5. Some players had reached level 4 after only two games.
So it was perfectly normal for players not to know one another very well.
No one minded the few extra players.
They were more concerned about the game they were about to face.
The players had no idea that the newcomers were avatars Liu Zhi had created by various means.
Of course, these were different from the avatars he had made before. Now that he had reached the Mythical level, he could freely create projection-type avatars.
These avatars weren't as closely connected to his true self. They usually behaved just like ordinary people and had little contact with Liu Zhi. But whenever he needed to, he could send his own power to them and take control.
It was like a character in a game he normally left running on its own. Whenever Liu Zhi truly needed to, he could take control of that character at any time.
The three players quickly left with the crowd.
Their professions were just as straightforward as those of the other players. One of the three, for example, was a bona fide Necromancer.
Unlike Liu Zhi, who had gone down the wrong path and allocated his points badly, he followed the orthodox Necromancer path.
He was more like a true Necromancer than Liu Zhi, and a Wild Mage who could survive anywhere.
He had solid leadership skills, much like a Necromancer-type hero. He also had a knack for research, and could use the simplest flesh and corpses