Making Blue Star more chaotic would do Ke Meng no good. Rather than take it back with him, he might as well leave it in the game world.
As for the mask, Ke Meng had no intention of becoming a Vampire himself, but he could give it to the Investigation Bureau to play around with.
Ke Meng took a quick look at these wild monsters' levels. Every one of them had a Level 200 label overhead. Their levels were already very high, and he had yet to see a Level 200 player.
As for the power they wanted, Ke Meng casually gave them a Random Buff Magic spell.
Simple, quick, and convenient. There was practically no magic more satisfying than random magic. Good or bad, everything came down to chance.
"Aaaah!" the Stone Ghosts cried out. Some shouted with excitement, while nothing happened to others. They stood there dumbfounded, their feelings gradually shifting from envy to jealousy.
Ke Meng could now control whether random skills produced positive effects one hundred percent of the time. Here, he tried changing negative buffs into no buffs, so the Stone Ghosts' results kept bouncing between positive buffs and no buffs.
In terms of results, everyone who participated in the sacrifice survived. That was hardly befitting an Evil God, but as mentioned earlier, Ke Meng was the one in control. How he rewarded them depended entirely on his mood.
After accepting a round of sacrifices from the Stone Ghost believers, Ke Meng reached out with a thought, using Synesthesia to sense the emotions of players in the game world and gather their resentment about leveling.
An hour later, Ke Meng finally learned that the Orange Star People's highest-level player team was at Level 79. They had been stuck at the threshold before Level 80 for