Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 1267 - 570: Lin Da Hungry Man, Number One on the Level Ranking!_2

Chapter 1267: Chapter 570: Lin Da Hungry Man, Number One on the Level Ranking!_2

Players were discussing animatedly in all directions.

"..."

The Phoenix in the grass was dumbstruck.

He lied just now; he actually had more than one Gold Coin, which he got luckily from opening a wooden treasure chest.

After inquiring, he knew it was a considerable sum and was quite pleased with himself, but the next moment, he encountered someone spending a Gold Coin on food.

What the heck?

"Dude, ordinary bread can also restore health, and you can buy a bunch for one silver coin—no need to waste money on food!"

Someone kindly advised.

"That’s right, a Gold Coin is quite valuable now; better to buy equipment to improve your strength!"

"Bro, listen to me."

Everyone was chattering away.

"Are you guys dumb? If he’s willing to spend a Gold Coin on food, it indicates he has more money!"

The Phoenix said it on purpose. Regardless of whether Lin Baici had that much money, he would say this to incite everyone’s greed. If someone couldn’t resist and went to kill him and rob his money, then the purpose would be achieved.

This statement stunned everyone.

Right!

That could indeed be a possibility.

"Buddy, how much Gold do you have now?"

A Holy Knight, dying of curiosity, asked.

Lin Baici didn’t say anything but gave the Phoenix a glance.

Thinking of framing me?

I’ll remember this debt!

The Phoenix felt a shiver down his spine under Lin Baici’s gaze, but soon felt at ease again. After all, he was a Mage lord, why would he be afraid of a warrior scrub?

Lin Baici packed up his supplies, left the tavern, and headed for Anfield Farm.

"That kid must have exploited a BUG, report him!"

The Phoenix called on everyone to report him.

Some foolish person, jealous of Lin Baici, immediately opened the menu and sent a message to the game administrators, claiming someone suspected of profiting from a BUG.

The Phoenix didn’t report it.

This sort of baseless act might bring about punishment.

Forget it,

Stop thinking, better hurry and do quests, grind monsters to level up.

The Phoenix in the grass had just mastered a Blizzard skill, an area-of-effect magic. As long as the technique is good enough to gather the monsters and kill them together, the efficiency is much faster than other classes.

"I don’t believe you, a warrior swinging an axe, can be faster than me?"

The Phoenix bought supplies and also left.

...

Lin Baici jogged along a country path, moving forward at a slow pace.

The game’s scenery was quite nice, large fields of wheat, rolling hills, full of countryside views. It seemed to be modeled after Nordic scenery.

Twenty minutes later, Lin Baici saw a large farm, with several farmers working.

"Excuse me, is this Anfield Farm?"

Lin Baici shouted.

"What do you want to do?"

A farmer asked.

"I’m here to deliver a letter to Lady Susan!"

Lin Baici noticed quite a few wild boars roaming around the farm.

"See that big house over there?"

The farmer pointed with his hand.

"Thank you!"

Lin Baici saw it.

About three hundred meters away, there was a fenced area surrounding a three-story wooden villa, with walls festooned with grapevines and roses.

Lin Baici hurried over.

Thud, thud!

After Lin Baici knocked on the door and waited for about ten seconds, a well-dressed middle-aged woman came out.

After a brief conversation, Lady Susan took the letter from the Lady Boss, read it, and instructed, "Autumn is here, and there are many wild boars damaging the crops in my pumpkin field to the west. Go and get rid of them!"

Lin Baici walked for five minutes to the pumpkin field.

He saw a group of black-skinned wild boars rooting in the pumpkin field, damaging a lot of pumpkins.

"Haha, no one’s here, all the monsters are mine!"

Lin Baici, carrying his axe, happily ran towards the outermost one.

Charge, slash.

The nearby wild boars heard the commotion and immediately charged over, a total of five.

"Damn it!"

Lin Baici turned and ran.

The wild boar he was fighting bit him, taking about one-tenth of his health. If five attacked together, they would send him to meet his maker in a few seconds.

Lin Baici ran more than fifty meters before the wild boars gave up the chase and returned to the pumpkin field.

Panting! Panting!

The wild boars continued to damage many pumpkins with their nibbling and stomping.

Lin Baici came back, picked up a small stone, and threw it at one of the wild boars.

A black-skinned wild boar with tusks charged over,

but just one.

Level 10.

Fifteen seconds later, Lin Baici killed it.

"This is too inefficient!"

Lin Baici was frustrated, these black-skinned wild boars had thick skin and a lot of flesh, compared to monsters of the same level, they had a quarter more health, but not much more experience.

The only advantage was that these wild boars didn’t run away.

Lin Baici threw stones to lure the boars, occasionally two would come at him, after beating them, he would be left with only a fifth of his health.

If it were three, he could also fight to the death, but it wouldn’t be worth it.

Lin Baici pondered whether he could scare the boars away with explosives.

[Too much of a loss!]

[Temporarily give up, go find Lady Susan for another quest!]

Lin Baici prepared to leave when, not far away, he saw a white-skinned wild boar wearing a crown walk out of the forest next to the pumpkin field.

Two fat, robust black-skinned wild boars followed behind, a whole size larger than those in the pumpkin field.

"A rare monster?"

Lin Baici was excited; this boar was clearly different.

[Wild Boar Princess, Level 15, you can’t defeat it, don’t even think about it.]

Lucky he hadn’t tried. Lin Baici was now level 9, if he had been in a fight, he probably would have been bitten to death in two bites, unable to escape.

Lin Baici was greedy but helpless.

He hurried back to find Lady Susan, wanting to level up quickly. Before others discovered the Wild Boar Princess, he planned to take her down.

"You haven’t driven away those wild boars!"