Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 20.3: Game Developer Yang Qiu

Time gradually passed, and it very quickly reached 11:00 p.m. on Earth. Some hardcore grinders, who had been online for nearly 12 hours straight (Earth time), pinged with incessant disconnection notifications, rushed back to the respawn point to log off.

Since it was also time for the advanced NPCs to finish their work, the Knight Instructor and Ranger Instructor stopped issuing quests. Grinders eager to farm reputation and win the bidding rights but hadn't yet reached the maximum online limit also logged off, preparing to rest and gather their strength for the next day.

Hal gave quest rewards to the final two players of the day and collected all the quest items back into his tent before grabbing some food and heading to find his most trusted friend Tuttle.

Players in Tuttle's area had already dispersed, and when he saw Hal approaching, he waved and greeted, "Is it quiet over at your side?"

"Yeah, it is. Compared to the nightmarish experience yesterday, today was much easier," replied Hal.

The two of them sat down in the open space in front of Tuttle's tent and set up a pot over a flame, which they threw instant noodles, dried vegetables, and starchy ham sausages into.

Before long, Finley, the Treasure Expert overseeing the planned construction site for the Wanderer Guild, came over with a bag of food to join the "communal meal."

After the usual small talk, Hal lowered his voice and said, "Did you guys know that Yang gave that Undead Horse to Jerome?"

"Yeah, those noisy undead have been talking about it incessantly for the past two hours. Oh, how I wish I could smash those constantly chattering jaws in," grumbled Finley irritably.

Hal and Tuttle had been relatively idle all day, but Finley had been the only one still constantly being bothered by those undead who, despite having no tongues, continued to chatter endlessly.

Tuttle remained silent, hesitant to speak.

"Don't misunderstand me, old friends. I don't think Jerome will betray us. He is our brother, and I trust him," Hal immediately defended himself.

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