"That doesn't conflict with our mission. Should we go over and take a look?"
Another female Necromancer suggested.
Needless to say, this was probably because Liu Zhi had gone a little overboard when creating the three of them, the Wild Mage included. Now all the players had at least some impression of them. Of course, that impression could be good or bad. After all, people's hearts were the hardest thing to understand, and Liu Zhi didn't have anything like a mind gem on hand.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have resorted to this method to get those players to go where he wanted them to.
Now that those six players were interested in the Wild Mage, they curiously gathered around him.
The Wild Mage looked up, about to ask who they were, when a thought flashed through his mind. He searched his memories for when he might have seen these people before.
The feeling struck him as very strange. He had never experienced anything like this before.
Something was definitely off.
As the Wild Mage pondered this, he calmly began chatting with them.
Although he had entered the game a few days early, the Wild Mage knew that players from major families were different from independent players like him.
They all had backing and a foothold in the game.
Unlike him, who had to adjust his troops just to deal with a single Fishman. It was enough to make his head spin.
Before long, the Wild Mage learned what the six players' mission was. They had entered as a team, so they shared the same mission. This time, their objective wasn't out at sea, but on land not far away.
There was a hidden haunted domain over there. No one who entered had been able to get out—not even their souls.
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