"If we build a second territory..."

Su Bai's first thought was to rebuild directly on the site of this village.

But after thinking about it, I gave up the idea.

The village is surrounded by plains, making it an excellent place to live, but it is not suitable for players to build their own territory.

It's a place that could be attacked by other players at any time.

The strategic location here is extremely poor.

Easy to attack, difficult to defend.

Unless he can take over the entire area around here.

Establish a unified defense line.

Otherwise, he would have to pay a heavy price to defend this place, and wasting precious village-building tokens here would undoubtedly be a very unwise choice.

"The location of the second territory can be chosen specifically to find the resources I lack."

Su Bai murmured.

Timber, stone, mud, and grain.

The first three are required for basic construction.

The latter safeguards people's livelihood.

Timber is certainly not lacking.

If that small stone mine can produce stones steadily, it will also solve one of his needs.

Food is mainly obtained through farming.

This place is perfect.

However, if the goal is simply to build territory here for the sake of food, the investment would far outweigh the benefits, making it a losing proposition.

Currently, he mainly relies on purchasing and hunting for food.

It can hold on for a while longer.

It would be better to focus on finding the silt and sand that he currently has no source of production for.

"Let's get out of here first."

Su Bai snapped out of his daze in the terrifying atmosphere of the basement.

He glanced at the statue wrapped in cloth in the corner, ordered the goblin spearman to retrieve it and place it in the altar, and then took the key to open the altar.

He couldn't think of a proper way to deal with this damn thing for the time being.

It cannot be destroyed.

But we can't let others get it either.

The consequences of believing in an evil god are dire, but it can grant a person immense power in a short period of time, potentially posing a threat to them.

It would be best to keep it hidden from the world forever.

When he returned, he had the basement filled in so that no one could find it again.

"Move all the bodies out."

He then gave the order.

Back on the ground, the farmers had already looted the land, mainly with high-value items such as ironware, farm tools, and seeds.

Su Bai did not completely evacuate the village.

He also plans to come back and turn this place into an agricultural base, but not now.

Su Bai ordered the goblin army to lead the farmers back to their territory.

The route we came from has been explored.

The only threatening wolf pack, having suffered a blow, probably wouldn't dare provoke them again.

Su Bai then led five goblin spearmen to continue their advance toward the temple.

Step out of the open field.

Another forest appeared ahead.

The difficult forest path greatly slowed down the team's progress; it took Su Bai a full hour to cover just a few kilometers.

Fortunately, the monsters along this route are not high level.

As evening approached.

Su Bai finally arrived at his destination.

There, nestled among towering ancient trees, stood a pristine white temple with a pointed roof, resembling a long-dead giant, standing there in desolate silence.

Dark and gloomy.

Tranquil.

The bright sunlight could not penetrate the dense canopy of trees, and only a few dappled shadows were cast, like the dim twilight.

It was quiet all around.

The chirping of insects and birds, common in the jungle, suddenly disappeared here.

A temple should evoke a sense of grandeur and holiness, but all Su Bai could feel was coldness and deathly silence.

"There's definitely something wrong with this place..."

Su Bai murmured.

suddenly,

He turned to look at one side of the woods.

The Sky Eye hovering above the formation caught a glimpse of an unusual color.

The next moment.

A huge shadow emerged from the woods.

It was a tall figure wearing platinum armor, wielding a two-handed greatsword a hand's width wide, with even his head completely covered by a helmet; he was about two meters tall, with a robust physique, and wherever he stood, he was like a towering iron tower, giving people a strong sense of oppression.

"This is..."

Upon seeing him, a familiar image immediately flashed through Su Bai's mind.

Before he could think any further, he saw a comically dressed man emerge from behind the armored warrior. He wore leather armor on his upper body, cotton shorts on his lower body, and cowboy boots, looking completely out of place.

However, Su Bai recognized him at first glance.

This is a player.

Only hardcore gamers would equip gear based solely on attributes without considering the overall combination.

Not to mention him, Su Bai himself wasn't much better off. He was wearing a 'sea urchin' hat, a thick leather breastplate on his upper body, and only a pair of shorts on his lower body, looking like a performance artist...

"A player?"

The person on the other end asked.

At this moment, Su Bai had already recognized what kind of being the armored warrior was.

Tier 3 units:

Knights Templar.

He had seen this kind of recruitment unit on Dragon Island in his previous life.

As he spoke, the other person was also sizing up Su Bai's group. When he saw the few skinny goblins, a hint of disdain flashed across his face.

Then, something came to his mind.

His gaze hardened, and he asked repeatedly, "Are you also a lord from this area? Are you a member of the Azure Dragon Society? Where is your territory?"

Hearing the other party ask that question.

Su Bai had basically confirmed the other party's identity.

Previously, in the regional channel, a member of the Azure Dragon Society boasted that he had encountered a recruitment point in the wild.

I think it's him.

"I did not join the Azure Dragon Society."

Su Bai said calmly.

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