Dragon Nation Players Are Trash
As night falls, temporary gatherings spontaneously formed by players can be seen everywhere on the Blue Star Server.
These gathering places are mostly just flat open spaces, which are convenient for setting up tents and have become places for players to rest at night.
After a whole day of dedicated leveling up, the players sat in twos and threes around their tents, eating, resting, and chatting as they reviewed their leveling experiences that day.
"Sigh, I was hoping to take advantage of the triple experience event to level up quickly, but now it's crowded everywhere. I've been busy all day and haven't even managed to snag a few Fierce Beast. I should have just stayed on the original server."
The speaker was a player from Dragon Nation, and his tone was full of helplessness.
"Sigh, who can argue with that? This Blue Star Server used to be so much better when it was the Dragon Nation Server. We could fight the Fierce Beast however we wanted. But now? Not only do we have to fight for monsters, but we also have to watch out for other teams stealing our monsters. These foreigners are really ruining the game environment."
Another player from the Dragon Nation chimed in.
Upon hearing this, the surrounding Dragon Nation players all nodded in agreement.
They realized that these foreigners had no sense of morality whatsoever; they would snatch any team that was even slightly weaker than them.
Because foreign players mostly use ranged weapons with extremely high damage, Dragon Nation players without special skills simply can't beat them. This leads to many Dragon Nation players being furious but unable to speak out when others steal their monsters, which is incredibly frustrating.
As the group was chatting, a sarcastic voice suddenly came from the side.
"It's laughable. This server is no longer your private domain, Dragon Nation players. Game resources belong to all players and have always been awarded to the capable. If you can't win, you resort to insults behind people's backs. The quality of Dragon Nation players is truly astounding."
Upon hearing this voice, everyone turned around.
The speaker was a tall, burly White Nation man in his early twenties. He had an undisguised mocking smirk on his lips and his eyes were full of disdain.
Behind him stood a group of white men, arms crossed, their faces full of mockery.
The Dragon Nation players who had been speaking instantly blushed, some embarrassed by being overheard talking badly about others, others resentful of being mocked in public.
"Why are you so quiet now? Weren't you just happily hurling insults at us behind our backs?"
As the young white man spoke, the mockery on his face slowly faded, replaced by a coldness in his eyes and a more aggressive tone.
These few players from the Dragon Nation were of mediocre strength to begin with, and the majority of the players in this temporary gathering place were from the White Nation and Black Nation.
Although everyone felt humiliated, they were unwilling to provoke a conflict there.
After a brief moment of deliberation, the two players from the Dragon Nation who had spoken earlier reluctantly stepped forward, suppressing their anger and embarrassment, and bowed their heads in apology. "We're sorry, it was our fault. We shouldn't have talked about players from other countries behind their backs. Please forgive us."
"Oh."
But the young white man was clearly not going to let it go. He sneered, his tone becoming increasingly arrogant. "You think you can just brush this off with a casual apology?"
At this time, most of the players in the gathering place had nothing to do, and they all came over after hearing the commotion.
"What's going on?" a Black player asked curiously.
"What happened?" a Black player asked curiously, peeking out from the crowd.
No sooner had he finished speaking than his companions behind the white youth chimed in, their tone full of disdain. "Hmph, these Dragon Nation players can't compete with us for monsters during the day, so at night they hide behind our backs and gossip, saying we're the ones disrupting the game environment. It's truly an eye-opener."
The foreign players who had gathered around looked at the Dragon Nation players with mockery in their eyes after hearing what was said.
These words left the already embarrassed Dragon Nation players even more at a loss, feeling extremely awkward.
The other party is completely distorting the truth and spouting nonsense.
These foreign players were clearly trying to steal monsters on purpose.
Each time, they would wait until the Fierce Beast were low on health, then use their ranged weapons to launch a surprise attack and reap the benefits.
Some foreign players even actively attack and kill other players, acting as ruthlessly as bandits.
They were also very shrewd and knew exactly how to treat people differently based on their status.
They never dared to provoke the high-level, well-equipped, and skilled players from the Dragon Nation; instead, they deliberately targeted and harassed the weaker Dragon Nation players.
This bullying attitude is what angers them the most.
Several Dragon Nation players looked around; almost everyone they saw was either white or black.
Only a few scattered players from the Dragon Nation, all of whom appeared to be of average strength, were huddled at the back of the crowd, heads bowed, not daring to step forward or utter a word of assistance.
Several players from the Dragon Nation were filled with regret and secretly annoyed.
If I had known this would happen, I should never have stayed in this temporary gathering place.
They had noticed earlier that there were mostly foreign players in this gathering place, and they had originally planned to turn around and leave.
But it was already very late, and they still had to go to the battlefield after dinner. After weighing their options, they ultimately decided to stay in the settlement.
While eating, they recalled how foreign players had maliciously stolen their monsters several times during the day, and they were filled with anger. They couldn't control themselves and casually complained a few times. Unexpectedly, the other party caught them on the spot and deliberately held onto the matter, leaving them in a dilemma.
The Dragon Nation player grew increasingly angry. He clenched his fists, suppressing his humiliation and rage, and looked up at the white youth, his voice deep and resonant. "What exactly do you want?"
The white youth feigned a moment of contemplation, then looked up again, his light blue eyes brimming with undisguised malice and mockery. He stared down at the ashen-faced Dragon Nation player before him and said, word by word:
"Here's what we'll do. If you kneel down and kowtow to us a hundred times, and then send 'We Dragon Nation players are all trash' a hundred times in the World Channel, I'll pretend this never happened. How about that?"
His words immediately caused an uproar among those around him.
The foreign players who had been watching seemed to have their emotions ignited, bursting into a cacophony of loud laughter and jeers.
"Hahaha! This is a brilliant idea! I wholeheartedly agree!"
"That's how they should be taught a lesson! Let them know the consequences of talking behind people's backs!"
"Well done! That's more like it!"
"Hurry up and kowtow and apologize! What are you standing there for?"
Various sarcastic, mocking, and gossipy shouts rose and fell.
Upon hearing these harsh words, the faces of several Dragon Nation players turned deathly pale in an instant, and their bodies trembled uncontrollably. It wasn't out of fear, but rather an overwhelming sense of humiliation and anger that made it difficult for them to even stand.
Kneel down? Kneel? And then humiliate yourself in the World Channel?
This isn't solving a problem; it's clearly about trampling and crushing their dignity underfoot!
No, it's about crushing the dignity of all players in their Dragon Nation.
They can't do it anymore, whether it's kowtowing a hundred times or speaking on the World Channel.
Once they do that, it means they'll never be able to turn things around in the game.