The God's Games

Hanjun understood his thoughts just by looking at his eyes and explained, "I know you're eager to rescue those people captured by the bandits, but right now, the players' levels aren't high enough. They need to level up before they can take action. Still, I didn't expect the players' first thought would be to build an ironworks."

Father Barry asked, "Ironworks...what's the use of that?"

Father Barry hadn't yet understood the purpose of the ironworks, but Hanjun quickly figured it out.

Hanjun said, "Do you know what the strongest weapon in the Church of Light is called holy artifact?"

Father Barry replied with a little bit dazed, "Of course, it's because the weapon is more sharper that ordinary weapons can't achieve."

Hanjun confidently said, "Do you believe that the weapons that were forged by the players could be even sharper than the holy artifact ?"

Father Barry was more than surprised; he was utterly shocked, "The heroes have that kind of power?"

You have to understand, that these are holy artifacts we're talking about!

Father Barry had heard stories about them from the previous priest since he was a child.

He had heard that the Church of Light possessed an indestructible holy sword that was imbued with divine power by the God of Light.

When it was pulled from the stone, you could see the silver gleam on the blade.

Unfortunately, that sword disappeared after the last knight commander died, and to this day, no one knows where it is.

Father Barry had always looked up to the holy artifacts, holding them in high regard, so it was hard for him to believe that the heroes could forge weapons that were more powerful than those blessed by divine power without using magic.

Hanjun nodded his head confidently.

He knew what kind of people the players were.

Their minds were filled with the wisdom and knowledge accumulated over thousands of years.

Even without magic, they had invented technology that could rival magic, something that the World of Eorera couldn't compare to.

Hanjun believed that the new knowledge the players would bring to the World of Eorera would undoubtedly impact its people, but he was confident that the changes would lead in a positive direction.

Father Barry was eager to see what the heroes would achieve.

Looking at it, it seemed like the players were the ones exhausted.

It took fifty people half a day to finally complete the exterior of the ironworks building.

Using the most basic methods to build infrastructure was truly exhausting.

After seeing the progress of the factory, Flower Deer nodded her head in satisfaction and told the new players, "Your part of the work is done. You can go find the NPC to complete the quest."

After they left, one of the other players weakly commented, "Isn't this quest a little bit tough? I saw their morale almost break."

They hadn't expected that the tasks given to these new players would be different from the ones they had when they first entered the game.