If you don't come to help, this defensive zone near the city will be left unguarded.
As for the outcome... their military region has already done everything it could.
As a result, Zhongzhou lost the suppression of a top-level power, and its internal situation became even more chaotic...
"Fellow villagers, listen to our advice. It is wartime now. If you don't want to hide in big cities, stay here at Maple Leaf Outpost. Maple Leaf Outpost is the safest place in the surrounding area. If any crisis occurs, the troops will arrive here immediately via teleportation, and you will be in a safe place."
Besides the cave behind the valley, the only other place to hide in Mitsuba Village is the pool of water across the canyon. If something happens, it might be okay in this situation, but the real problem is that it might be too late. So you'd better move to Maple Leaf Outpost..."
Bu Xiaosai stood on the high platform and discussed with everyone. Some people hoped to do so, but they were worried about not having an introduction and were afraid that the military region would refuse. Others were unwilling to leave no matter what, saying that this was against the laws of their ancestors and that they were abandoning their place of origin.
In the end, Liu Lang and his three companions failed to reach an agreement and had to return to school to take on new tasks.
However, as a compromise, those in Mitsuba Village who are willing to defend the village can enter Maple Leaf Outpost for training. Although they cannot stop the mid-to-high-level magical beasts, they can still hold their own against the low-level magical beasts. This time is enough for the vast majority of villagers to survive.
This is the final solution that everyone discussed.
"This is normal. Humans are the most complex creatures. No matter what they do, things will never go smoothly. They always find the optimal solution through compromise. However, this also greatly increases their danger."
Thank you for making this trip. Please continue to look after me for the tasks ahead.
The teachers at the mission center offered guidance to Liu Lang and the others, explaining that they had encountered even more stubborn situations before.
"But...aren't they afraid of dying? Staying alive is the most important thing..."
Xiao Dai accepted a C-level mission and asked the teacher about it, puzzled.
"When I was young, there was a village called Renhe near Longshen University. The village was massacred."
Fortunately, a few young people were exploring in the wild at the time and escaped the disaster. They looked at the ruined Renhe Village and wept bitterly.
Since we were unable to catch the perpetrators of the massacre at the time, we could only advise them to leave and live in the military-affiliated area for a period of time.
As a result, they were never able to catch the murderer. Over time, instead of getting used to their new life, they even thought about going back to rebuild Renhe Village.
Everyone knew it was too dangerous, but they did it anyway.
I asked them why they were doing this. Aren't you afraid of dying?
They replied that it was their home, their roots. Renhe Village had been massacred, but it had not perished, because they were people of Renhe Village, and as long as they lived there, Renhe Village would still exist.
"
The teacher's words lingered in Xiao Dai's ears. Although he couldn't empathize with these people, he understood some things: some things, though he couldn't understand them, were very important to others, and these factors had to be considered when carrying out the mission.
"So where is Renhe Village? I can't find it on the map?"
Liu Shenjun opened his phone's map app, but couldn't find any landmarks for Renhe Village.
After he finished speaking, he realized something and fell silent.
"Has the murderer been caught yet?"
"He died, killed by the last villagers of Renhe Village, a life for a life."
Some stories don't end well, at least not for Renhe Village.
As teachers at the mission center, they are also responsible for psychological counseling, since they often encounter some strange missions and need to listen to the students' feelings.
So in the next mission, Xiao Dai and Shen Jun worked with all their might, as if they were on steroids.
What should have been a three-day task was completed in one day.
Gradually, seeing their speed of completing one task per day, the teachers who assigned the tasks were stunned. Their small team had already achieved a speed comparable to seven or eight small teams, and they didn't have any D-level tasks, only C-level or higher tasks.
They even spent a whole day completing a Class B task to remove anomalies.
On the other side, the champion team was also competing with Liu Lang and his group of four, seeing who could complete the task faster.
And because the freshman competition was about to end, the freshmen quickly found out about these two terrifying teams at the mission center.
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