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Chapter 1386 - 606: The Legacy of the Thief God_2

Chapter 1386: Chapter 606: The Legacy of the Thief God_2

Mu You couldn’t help but be emotionally moved by the amount of Divinity looted.

And this was just the openly carried assets; who knew how much was hidden away. Compared to that 5-star bandit they had faced before, the profits from killing the two sides weren’t even on the same level.

"Alright, same old rules, finders keepers..."

Mu You was not stingy with the Divinity looted, distributing it on the spot.

There were a total of 48 people present, plus two Divine Beasts, making it 50. Each person got 1,000 Divinity. The six who died got an extra 1,000 each, after all, dying meant a week stuck at home waiting for the cooldown, so it wouldn’t be fair without some compensation.

After the distribution, the 60,000 Divinity was reduced to just over 4,500, which Mu You equally shared with Lin Xue, the Bone Dragon, and the Scorplion, as these were the ones who had contributed most to the battle, along with his and Lin Xue’s Divine Skin.

As for Mu You himself, the remaining four treasures were more than enough.

Among the four items looted, the mask, gloves, and backpack were ones they had already obtained once from the 5-star bandit, although the names of the mask and backpack had changed.

The mask became the Mascot King mask, and the effect didn’t change much. It just added a ’Mascot King’ certification. Other ordinary bandits would recognize him as a cut above the rest, showing respect and following his orders.

And the backpack became a ’Large Backpack’; the capacity for Divinity increased from 100,000 to 1,000,000. Other effects remained the same, and only Crow Man could equip it, giving it to others would be useless.

The truly noteworthy item was the last one.

[Sparrow’s Whistle: A whistle crafted by artisan Crow Man, which, when blown, can transform your intended speech into a birdsong-like chirp that can be heard up to a hundred miles away, but only other Crow Man can understand it, used for real-time remote communication between bandits.]

"Nice, guild voice chat, huh..."

Mu You’s expression was peculiar. In a world shrouded in fog, being able to transmit voice over a hundred miles and even ’encrypt’ the communication was far more powerful than any ordinary means of interaction.

Unfortunately, only bandits could understand this, it was useless to the Fools, and besides, they had the internet which also enabled real-time communication, though not as quickly as the whistle.

"Hard work everyone," Mu You said in the group chat.

"Haha, no trouble at all..."

Everyone was laughing. If this kind of money-making activity counted as hard work, they would rather die from exhaustion.

"It’s such a pity, I was too far away to make it..."

"To earn 1000 just for one fight, that’s too much profit!"

"City Lord, please make sure to call on us again for similar collaborations in the future..."

"May I ask when will be the next time, I want to be a partaker too..."

...

Other members of the group who had watched the hunt expressed their envy and jealousy, while also feeling extremely regretful for not being able to participate in the battle.

"We’ll see, there might be a chance for collaboration in a few days," Mu You suddenly said.

"Oh?"

Everyone was taken aback upon hearing this, they had just asked casually, not expecting there was actually a possibility.

"What do you mean, City Lord?"

"When exactly? I’ll prepare in advance, I definitely want to take part this time..."

...

They eagerly asked for details.

Unfortunately, Mu You didn’t have much to tell.

He had now acquired the disguise of the bandit leader and could return to the Crow Tribe pretending to be the bandit leader. He was considering the possibility of enlisting other players to help capture the bandits on the mountain, loot their Divinity, and then turn them in to the Crow Tribe for a bounty.

However, with seventy to eighty bandits on the mountain, capturing all of them would definitely require a lot of manpower, and with more people involved, it was uncertain whether they could recoup their costs.

Therefore, Mu You didn’t overcommit, only vaguely mentioned the "possibility," and the specific plan would need to be carefully considered.

Returning to the main point, after the loot division was over, everyone left, leaving only Mu You’s two doppelgangers.

Mu You ordered the two doppelgangers to stand guard outside the cave, and then he controlled his character to go back inside the cave.

[You stand in front of the animal face on the rock wall, carefully reaching your right arm into the blood mouth of the animal face until your entire arm disappears into its throat...]

[Stealing in progress...]

[Theft successful! You have obtained the ’Thief God’s Skeleton Key’.]

[Holding the key, you carefully withdraw your arm from the beast’s mouth. On the rock wall, the face of the beast that had been stolen from three times slowly closed its mouth, shrinking rapidly until it completely vanished into the rock.]

[The entire rock face smoothed over, and where the animal face disappeared, only a tiny, almost imperceptible hole remained, resembling a keyhole...]

On his last opportunity, Mu You successfully extracted the Thief God’s Skeleton Key, and as the inscriptions suggested, the face on the wall vanished, leaving just a keyhole.

It was clear that this keyhole was intended for the Skeleton Key; it was a lock set by the Thief God himself. One had to retrieve the key from the beast’s mouth first to unlock it and enter the real Tomb of the Thief God.

Mu You took a deep breath and controlled his character to insert the key into the keyhole.

[You insert the Skeleton Key into the small hole on the rock wall and twist the key slightly.]

[With a ’click’, a dark space rift opens in the rock wall in front of you, leading to an unknown destination. Do you enter?]

"Enter."

Without hesitation, Mu You accepted the prompt. If nothing unexpected occurred, this fissure was the entrance to the Tomb of the Thief God, and he could always backtrack if there really was danger.