Reincarnation of the Strongest Sword God - Side Stories Chapter 874 - Badlands Taboo

Nightmare Holy City, Library:

The libraries in God's Domain weren't just places for players to learn about God's Domain's history and various knowledge. They also served as a marketplace for players to sell information. So long as players had battle videos or information they believed was important in God's Domain, they could pay a fee to sell it in a library for in-game currencies.

Although this could be regarded as an alternative to selling information on the official forums, the two were different. This was because the Magic Crystal Balls in libraries could perfectly reproduce a player's experience as if they were reading the player's memories. They could collect information that was far more detailed than what players could collect.

Because of this, even though players typically had to pay exorbitant amounts of in-game currency for information at libraries, many were still willing to do so.

A Taboo Boss! The Northern Badlands do have a Taboo Boss! Shi Feng grew excited when he saw the information recorded on the Magic Crystal Ball in his hand.

According to the library's records, as many as 119 teams had challenged the Northern Badlands' Taboo Boss, and over a hundred players had specifically gone to investigate it. As a result, much information was available.

If he were to compile all the information on the Greater God's Domain's Twenty-Two Taboos, the result wouldn't compare to what was available on the Northern Badlands' Taboo Boss. This was because almost every player who faced the Twenty-Two Taboos suffered a permanent death. This, in turn, also resulted in very few players daring to investigate the Twenty-Two Taboos. And even if some powers managed to obtain information on the Twenty-Two Taboos, they wouldn't casually sell it at a library.

On the other hand, Nightmare Holy City's players and powers differed slightly.

Although over 99% of the players who faced the Northern Badlands' Taboo Boss similarly suffered permanent deaths, many players were still willing to study it and share the information they col

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