"Good!"
Alfonso slapped his thigh:
"What are the Marshal's plans next?"
[ The Great Wei Boxing Champion ] thought for a moment and said:
"The marshal has confirmed the imminent large-scale advance, and the messenger should already be on his way."
"I saw that man ride out on horseback, but his horse couldn't outrun mine."
"I see."
Alfonso nodded thoughtfully. The benefits of his previous unauthorized actions had stirred something within him.
He looked at the [ Great Wei Boxing Champion ]:
"Then... shall we set off now?"
[ The Great Wei Boxing Champion ] looked up in astonishment upon hearing this:
"You've only just received one punishment..."
"Yes."
Alfonso has already considered this:
"So you march with your demon servants, and I'll deal with the messengers."
"As long as you don't take too many ordinary soldiers with you, the camp won't feel empty."
[ The Great Wei Boxing Champion ] was also completely astonished at this moment.
He really didn't expect that Alfonso, who was a simple and honest young man just a few weeks ago, had now learned the skill of deceiving his superiors and subordinates.
He swallowed hard, forcing back a laugh, and said:
"My lord is wise..."
"It's all thanks to your excellent teaching."
Alfonso said ambiguously:
"From today onwards, you will be my advisor."
[ The Great Wei Boxing Champion ] thought to himself that this was keeping him around as a walkie-talkie, but this arrangement did suit his wishes, so he bowed slightly:
"Yes, Your Excellency."
The number of small events and side quests in " World of Disorder " has been exceptionally high lately, something all players have noticed.
While getting involved in the war between the Southern Empire and the Alliance is a large-scale, long-term mission, also known as the main storyline, it doesn't mean that players who don't participate have nothing to do.
Leaving aside the regular quests like assimilating the wilderness and exterminating monsters, just a quick glance at the quest log and event achievements each day will reveal that the World of Disorder development team has come up with something new recently...
As one of the earliest "homeowners" in this World of Disorder, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] updated his title once again on this day.
Through relentless effort, he finally managed to acquire a miniature mobile fortress all by himself, thus advancing from "owning a house" to "owning both a house and a car."
The High-Quality Charcoal Processing Plant achieved independent production of mobile fortresses several months ago, but the price was not cheap, so many players who were on good terms with each other chose to "carpool," which means several people pooled their money to buy one and then used it together.
However, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] has a bottom line in this regard that cannot be compromised, whether it's the previous small plots or the current ultra-small mobile fortresses.
In his eyes, the house and car can be small, but they must be owned by him alone, and preferably paid for in full without mortgage.
So the legendary "Liver King" who struck fear into the hearts of many in the gaming community years ago (last year) has finally returned to the scene. After two months of intense gaming, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] has finally achieved his goal.
The "ultra-miniature mobile fortress" in this World of Disorder isn't actually that small.
After all, a small fortress like the Antasia is already about the size of a self-built villa in a rural area of another world. So, although the name includes the word "super small", in reality, it is about the size of a large transport ship.
[ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ], who had just completed the activation of his Machine Spirit system, hadn't even had time to be happy when he saw a new little red dot appear on his game panel.
As a mild case of obsessive-compulsive disorder, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] cannot stand the existence of such things. So, after having the Machine Spirit activate autopilot at the test track, he immediately clicked on the constantly flashing taskbar in the upper right corner.
[You have met the prerequisites, and the special mission [ Frontline Transport ] is now available to you.]
Special Mission: Frontline Transport
Mission Description: As the Imperial front advances, the pressure on rear supply lines is increasing, especially in the deserts within the Skeleton Alliance territory. The Holy Tree Worship Church Theocracy has reached an agreement with the Empire, under which the Theocracy will deploy its mobile fortresses as logistics units to the Empire to transport supplies to the front lines.
Mission Objective: Follow the system's instructions to a designated Imperial reserve area to transport supplies to the front lines, and bring back wounded soldiers and corpses on the return journey.
Mission duration: Related to the intensity of the war, no exact duration.
Mission Rewards: For each completed transport mission, players will receive rewards from both the Empire and the Theocracy.
Important Notes: 1. This mission carries a certain risk of attack. 2. This mission is only available to Soul Returner who possess a mobile fortress. 3. This mission can be completed at any time, but no payment will be given for unfinished transport work.
[ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] paused for a moment, then expressed great confusion:
"Ah?????
"This... this..."
His lips twitched uncontrollably, but he finally uttered that word:
"Isn't this just driving a truck?"
No wonder [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] was so surprised; it's just that... he's incredibly skilled at this job.
The empire is the cargo owner, the Theocracy is the platform, and you are the vehicle owner—almost exactly like the real world.
The reason I say "almost" is because real-world platforms take a cut, while in-game platforms provide subsidies.
One job, two salaries, that's awesome!
Moreover, from the previous "We are all living life to the fullest" and "Reincarnation Device in Another World" to the later "I thought it was a speed bump" and "Say goodbye to my compulsory traffic insurance", and more recently "Driving Test Guide" and "This time you must withdraw your money", anyone who has ever browsed the Internet should have heard of the formidable reputation of large trucks.
In real life, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] wouldn't dare to do such a dangerous thing, but games are meant to let you experience things you wouldn't dare to do in real life.
As a shrewd and calculating player, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] was surprised to find that the items he originally purchased had suddenly become new means of production.
Since you can make money by using fortresses to transport goods, then buying a fortress isn't considered consumption, but rather... an investment!
Thinking of this, he immediately selected to accept the task on the panel. Unexpectedly, yet logically, the system did not directly assign him the task, but instead asked him to fill in relevant information.
Isn't this a bit too formal?
While internally complaining, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] glanced at the data table and realized that in the World of Disorder, there was no such thing as vehicle license plates.
Therefore, before accepting the mission, he must name his fortress and the Machine Spirit within it.
After some casual thought, [ Noncompliant Nickname 1214 ] finally filled in a name that those who understand will understand, and those who don't understand can't easily explain:
" Magnetic Rod ".