Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 35.3: Super Crazy Undead

"Ah!" Zheng Qingyue slapped her forehead, recalling what had occurred during the settlement of the hidden quest.

The reward given by the zombie general after completing the three stages of the hidden quest had been rather decent—a pretty blue-quality dagger with a critical strike bonus effect. Give Me Medicine, who had triggered the quest, intended to play a wanderer class and could make use of the dagger, so he happily kept the weapon for himself. Of course, since it was a quest completed by eleven people, Vanilla Pudding, in order to maintain a sense of fairness, gave out a few hundred coins to those who took part as a share.

Zheng Qingyue herself wanted to become a healer, and her friends Tang Jia and Yang Ying both wanted to play warriors, so there weren't any objections to the reward distribution. However, back then, Brother Lahong visibly wasn't that pleased—he had already formed a team at that time after all, consisting of players who wanted to advance to various classes, and had indeed been covetous of that dagger.

With an understanding of the causation, Zheng Qingyue told the players who trusted her reputation and followed her, "We won't rush over first. Let's wait for them to come to a conclusion before deciding."

After pausing for a moment, Zheng Qingyue added, "Regardless of which side comes out on top, let's not try and snatch the quest. We'll just negotiate with them calmly. If they are willing to let us join, then we'll go together. There's no need for the main rewards, and just a small share would be fine. And if they are unwilling to let us join, we'll just watch the spectacle from the sidelines. How does that sound?"

The more feisty players had long gone to hang out with Brother Lahong and Vanilla Pudding already. The ones here that played alone were more mellow and hence nodded in agreement. "Alright, Boss. We'll follow your lead."

So, these thirty-odd players found their own spots to sit down and become peaceful spectators.

Ji Tang silently observed the crowd of brainless players in the distance

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