I Became the Progenitor Vampire

Chapter 336 - 336 338 Arrival of the Crimson Moon Arranging

?Chapter 336: Chapter 338: Arrival of the Crimson Moon, Arranging Players (10,000-Word Mega Chapter) Chapter 336: Chapter 338: Arrival of the Crimson Moon, Arranging Players (10,000-Word Mega Chapter) For everyone at Crimson Moon, this past week was undoubtedly a time worth celebrating, for they had finally welcomed the launch of “Glory” a week ago.

Since the public testing of “Glory” began, the entire Crimson Moon had been working hard for its sake.

Under the command of that incredibly handsome boss, they not only withdrew from several games that brought them huge profits annually, but they also stopped researching and participating in other games, pouring all resources into “Glory.”

To be honest, even though many players thought the online sensation “Glory” was decent, they scoffed at this decision.

Especially those who had achieved great success in the games that had been abandoned.

But the reality was so cruel; this world is a world of capital, and whether they approved it or not was completely irrelevant.

The decisions made by that domineering president couldn’t be refuted unless they cast everything aside and left Crimson Moon.

Of course, before their contracts expired, these players, who had been heavily promoted by the club, would have to pay a breach-of-contract fee that would make their legs go weak.

The world is always so helpless, the forcibly promoted players could not resist, they could only pretend not to see and close their eyes to begin to enjoy the impact on their lives.

But when a group of extremely reluctant players entered “Glory,” they suddenly discovered that the one pushing them was a stunning beauty that could topple nations, which exulted and surprised them.

Their reluctance had turned into proactivity.

“Vice President, I just accepted a quest from the guard at the Golden Wheat Commerce that gives 3 experience points, can I go complete the quest first…”

“You guys definitely won’t believe this, but yesterday I accidentally slipped into a large slaughterhouse in Green City, and while the butcher was away, I stealthily slaughtered three wild oxen, tsk tsk tsk, two points of experience per ox, get me another 47, and I’ll level up to 2…”

“Speaking of which, there’s an NPC sister at the Golden Wheat Commerce who is really beautiful, those long legs, I’ll take you to see her someday…”

“That’s nothing, I went to peep on someone bathing last night…”

Dressed in tight black leather that accentuated her voluptuous figure, Zhao Yue frowned as she reached level 3 and watched the increasingly outrageous discussion below.

Her two daggers clashed with a clang, resounding clear and sharp throughout the hall.

Immediately, the players from Crimson Moon in the large hall, which housed over a hundred people, fell silent and turned their gaze toward Zhao Yue standing in the center.

Zhao Yue’s gaze was sharp as a hawk’s, piercingly intense. The authority of a professional, along with her usual prestige, silenced everyone instantly.

“This is the southern district of Green City, close to the edge of the western district, this manor was specially arranged for us by Mr. Li.

In the future, this manor will also serve as Crimson Moon’s base in Green City. There’s no need to rush your quests; Mr. Li will lead everyone in job changes later, and those with Magic Talent can change their profession to Mage…”

Hearing this, the players were all taken aback, and then a buzz of surprise went through the crowd.

It had already been a full week since the public testing began.

They had gathered in Green City from various places, and everyone had firsthand experience of the difficulty of “Glory.”

The difficulty of changing professions almost drove most of them to despair.

Could that boss who hadn’t made an appearance really help everyone change professions? That seemed a bit too exaggerated.

And could he also enable those with Casting Talent to change professions to become Mages?? That was even more preposterous.

Mages held an esteemed status, and the players deeply understood the pride of most Mage Towers these past days, as they couldn’t even touch the doors of most Mage Towers. Those Mages seemed prouder than the mythical Elves, utterly disdaining them.

Although the players of Crimson Moon knew that their boss had participated in the “Glory” beta test, could he really have pulled off something monumental in such a short time?

Perhaps only the first among the players—the Broken Sword’s Knight—might have the clout to arrange where to place them.

“Vice President, can the Chairman really arrange for all of us, over a hundred people, to change professions?”

A young man, about seventeen or eighteen, stepped forward skeptically. This age tended to be fearless, and added to the fact that this was in the game, he immediately began to question.

However, the looks from the crowd around him, as if staring at an idiot, still made the rash youth feel a bit cowed.

Zhao Yue glanced at the rash youth and gestured.

“The Chairman specifically instructed me about this. Whether it’s true or not, you’ll know soon enough.

Don’t be like an idiot who questions everything without understanding anything.

With the Chairman’s power, he could make each of you change professions the fastest, even by cashing in.

And don’t forget, why have we been able to take quests so conveniently from the well-known Golden Wheat Commerce in Green City this past week?”

“It couldn’t be that someone actually thought they were irresistible,” Lide said.

Upon hearing Zhao Yue say this, everyone fell silent.

Many among them were not born in Green City, and were instead randomly spawned in other cities.

According to the guild’s commands, players born in other cities could find an NPC faction called the Golden Wheat Commerce, which would escort them to Green City.

At first, no one cared about it—it was just a matter of being escorted to Green City, nothing remarkable.

But after a week had passed and everyone had begun to acquaint themselves with this world, they understood just how immense the power and influence needed to be to organize the transport of players scattered across various cities in the southern provinces all to Green City.

These were NPC factions, and to mobilize such a vast network of NPCs, one could imagine the strength behind it.

Those who became professional players were not fools, especially the elites among those who joined the Crimson Moon after selection.

The blockhead who had stood up to challenge this now blushed, awkwardly retreated back.

After a moment of thought, he seemed to realize just how idiotic his question had been.

“Vice President, the President is here!!”

Just as Zhao Yue was about to continue her reprimand, a high-pitched voice from outside interrupted her train of thought.

Everyone’s heads turned in unison.

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