The Necromancer's Fourth Catastrophe

After thinking for a moment, Fang Ka slightly furrowed his brows and then turned his gaze to the mermaid responsible for relaying messages beside him: "Go and call Xia Lin and the others..."

At this point, Fang Ka's words paused slightly, and then he waved his hand: "Forget it, there's no need to call them for now."

Because Fang Ka suddenly thought of something: when it comes to strategy and vision, it's definitely necessary to look at the players.

Xia Lin and the others, being natives of this world, in terms of strategic vision or other aspects, definitely can't compare with the players.

So instead of calling Xia Lin and the others over for discussion, it's better to use his Golden Finger, post a thread online, pin it, and then see how players respond to him.

The smartest way is to make the best use of everything.

Think and act.

Fang Ka gently closed his eyes, then connected his consciousness to the real-world internet.

Previously, Fang Ka set up a special game forum for his game, which can be accessed directly by clicking a link from the official game website he originally set up.

Currently, this game forum is the most popular of all forums on the real-world internet, with many hackers and organizations wanting to hack into this forum, but in the face of Fang Ka, it's entirely insignificant.

After all, in the world of the internet, Fang Ka is like a god, no matter how good your hacking skills are, you can't compare to a flick of Fang Ka's finger.

Very quickly, Fang Ka posted a thread, pinning it at the top of the official game forum.

The post is very simple, which is to hope players discuss the current key points of breaking the deadlock, and conduct a reward-based Q&A.

Whoever can provide particularly useful key points in this thread will have their reply highlighted, and rewards will be directly distributed to them within the game.

Fang Ka felt that this move was quite wise, because it would make players think that this game is indeed just a game, after all, the official is conducting a reward Q&A in the game forum, and can distribute rewards posted in the forum directly in the game, which solidifies the game's credibility.

As of now, there are quite a few people who doubt this game might be a real world, after all, in every aspect, it is too real, real to the degree that it doesn't seem like a technology possible in this era.

Once this post was put up, countless players immediately started discussing it in the thread.

Among them, the views of the two main groups of players were the most viable.

One group of players believes that currently, the players' faction should rope in the Sea Elf Race, the Fishman Race, and the Merfolk Race, these three Oceanic Race Powers.

Then the four forces erupt into a conflict, first defeating the opposing Gana Race power, and then jointly dividing the territory of the Gana Race, finally directing their gaze toward the East and West Continents.

As for the other group of players, they believe that currently, it's better to ally with the Gana Race, after all, the data provided on the official website clearly states the strength of the Gana Race.

Therefore, this group of players believes that the Gana Race is very likely still hiding many trump cards, under such circumstances, allying with the other three major race powers to oppose the Gana Race power is a very unwise choice.

The most important thing is, the Gana Race and the players' faction share a common point, this common point is very important and crucial.

That is, neither is favored by other forces.

Both can be considered enemies of other forces.

The Undead Forces where the players belong needs no further mention, born as the opposite of all forces, appearing as the enemy of the world, with no room for reconciliation.

For whatever reason, other normal forces definitely cannot accept the Undead Camp where the players belong.

And the Gana Race is the same, although they are not naturally at odds with other forces, their actions over countless years have offended all other forces completely.

It can be said that if it weren't for the various forces on the other side of the East-West road having their ulterior motives, unable to band together, it's estimated that the Gana Race would have already faced the siege of all forces.

In other words, the Undead Camp where the players belong actually shares certain common ground in stance with the Gana Race camp.

So persuading the Gana Race to stand together with the players' Undead Camp is more convincing and has a greater chance of success.

Moreover, the power of the Gana Race is definitely far greater than the other three Oceanic Race Powers, and this point is also very important.

Therefore, after reviewing countless player responses, Fang Ka had a rough conclusion in his mind.

He gave one of the best statements a highlight, then in the game, issued a system notification to the other party, adding the reward to the other party's panel.

After settling all this, Fang Ka started to ponder who to dispatch to the Gana Race as the envoy?

Indeed, Fang Ka's ultimate decision was to win over the Gana Race, for two powers to unite against all other forces of the world.

It must be said, the comments of the players online really completely convinced Fang Ka.

Fang Ka also felt that the players' proposed strategy was the most excellent choice.

However, in the matter of selecting an envoy, one must be very cautious; admittedly, their Undead Forces have certain common grounds with the Gana Race, with a great possibility of uniting together.

But if the envoy's speech is poor, it may cause the Gana Race to be offended.

Fang Ka knew the Gana Race quite well; this race has always been straightforward, and rather arrogant, if they consider Fang Ka's side insincere, and view Fang Ka's side as provoking, then not only will there be no possibility of cooperation, but they will instantly become deadly enemies.

Therefore, Fang Ka must be cautious, considering for a long while, Fang Ka finally confirmed a candidate, that is Mr. Zhou.

To be honest, Fang Ka actually didn't really want to send Mr. Zhou, but it was an unavoidable choice.

The reason is very simple, in all of Fang Ka's senses, Mr. Zhou's logic and language ability are the strongest among the players.

So far, Fang Ka hasn't found anyone who can surpass Mr. Zhou in this regard.

And most importantly, Mr. Zhou is one of the few players among them who has learned the Ancient Eastern Language.

Indeed, so far, Fang Ka no longer has the necessity to prevent players from talking to the natives.

So he published the relevant materials of the Ancient Eastern and Western Languages on the official website, providing them for players to study.

However, learning a new language is actually quite difficult, at least for the players who have reached the Legendary Knight tier, only Mr. Zhou has completely learned the Ancient Eastern Language.

As for the reason for not wanting to dispatch Mr. Zhou, it is also very simple, Mr. Zhou is currently the chairman of the Magic Association among the players, himself being a Legendary Knight, while the mage level has reached the Epic Tier Mage level.

Even Fang Ka felt that the other side might be able to step into the Legendary Tier level with him.

So Mr. Zhou's future is immeasurable, having immense cultivation value, if there's any mishap during this mission, causing Mr. Zhou to be lost in the territory of the Gana Race, needing to start anew, then, for Fang Ka, the loss would actually be quite significant.

However, as a leader of a force, the necessary boldness is a must, since Mr. Zhou is the best choice, Fang Ka isn't going to be overly concerned, hesitant, so he directly issued a special exclusive task to Mr. Zhou and some other players.

Sending them to the Gana Race's underwater main city, to act as a persuader, convincing the other party to unite with his Undead Forces.