Slaughter Town

"Guild Leader, our PK names are blood-red. Even the fewest kills among us is over a dozen, while Heizi and I have over a hundred each. It'll take quite a while to clear our red names. By then, players from other guilds will probably be level 20 already," Fire Dance said with a bitter smile.

The most common way to clear the sin value of a red name was to wait for the red-name timer to expire. However, if one had accumulated too much sin value, they had to punish evil and uphold justice.

However, specifically hunting NPCs such as evildoers, criminals, and bandits offered no rewards whatsoever—not even experience points. Still, killing them could greatly reduce one's sin value.

Yet NPCs like these were scarce and widely scattered. It was fairly quick for one person to do it alone, but it became very slow when a group did it together.

"True. Then we won't clear our red names. We'll go raise our reputation in White River City instead. As long as we become nobles, entering the city with red names won't have much of an impact. Taking a class advancement quest shouldn't be a problem either." After thinking it over, Shi Feng decided this was the best option. Clearing that much sin value would take at least two or three days.

"..."

When everyone heard Shi Feng say they would raise their reputation in White River City—and raise it all the way to nobility—it sounded as though becoming a White River City noble was as easy as buying cabbages off the street.

White River City reputation was extremely difficult to raise. Compared to the time needed to become a noble, they might as well go hunt NPC bandits and mountain thieves.

"Guild Leader, do you have some way to