The Game of Global Mining

Chapter 1011 - 840: The Gem Angel Joining the Guild

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Chapter 1011: Chapter 840: The Gem Angel Joining the Guild

Gabriel immediately poured cold water: "Gem City is Mage City, where everyone is like a human cannon. Are you really afraid of having too many monsters? It’s basically a welfare giveaway for players."

Uriel laughed: "I’m just trying to come up with some ideas for Sariel. Anyway, there’s already an excess inventory, so we should do some events to give out benefits."

Sariel was still dissatisfied: "Can’t we develop some monsters that are resistant to magic and not afraid of mages?"

Uriel sighed: "Right now, we don’t have any high-end minerals from the Earth Flame Tribe. We’re just relying on low-grade minerals dug up by the Baka Corps over the past half-month—it’s hard."

Michael said: "In any case, we still can provide some opportunities for the Merfolk. Uriel, just go ahead with your plan."

As they were speaking, a fiery black meteor descended from the Lost Paradise sky.

"It’s here!"

Uriel found these young player heirs around him to be an eyesore and quickly dispersed them.

Though in a wheelchair and paralyzed, as long as he sat well, he could still exude the aura of a throne—an aristocratic quality that Chun, as a commoner, simply couldn’t understand...

After adjusting his posture and revealing the vice president icon of the Dios Commerce Association, a tall, black-winged angel shrouded in thick smoke quietly landed on the square.

Uriel was really amazed; the degree of this black smoke was a whole magnitude greater than that of Pava Landing back then!

Uriel immediately greeted him proactively: "Lord Judias, on behalf of all my colleagues in the association, I extend a warm welcome to you!"

This former Guardian God named Judias looked over indifferently: "Dios Commerce Association?"

Uriel promptly introduced: "Yes, an association with a thousand-year tradition at level 100."

Judias said: "Of course, I’ve heard of the Thousand-Year-Old Commerce Association. Your president is called Azazel Vonima, and I was just defeated by him."

This was Uriel’s biggest challenge in recruiting him. If he failed, he’d have returned in vain.

Uriel carefully chose his words: "Yes, but—"

Judias said: "I’ll join! Thank you for the invite."

Uriel was stunned, but without further ado, he accepted first!

——Dios Commerce Association notice: Congratulations! Fallen Angel Judias has joined the association, raising its prestige.

The crowd applauded: "Very good!!"

Commerce channel [Black Dragon Envoy Bobona]: Oh, is it in the city? Then welcome the new member!

Commerce channel [Vice President Uriel]: Yes, I just got back to the city. I was too busy to greet Miss Bobona.

Commerce channel [Judias]: As a newcomer, please take care of me.

Commerce channel [Black Dragon Envoy Bobona]: Haha, I’m too busy with accounting work now, so I won’t disturb the busy vice president, lest I mess up the accounts.

"Alright."

The easier it was to get in, the more Uriel needed to clarify: "Lord Judias, I’m still concerned about your thoughts about the president."

Judias said: "The vice president worries too much! I was the former Guardian God of Gem City. Ever since my birth, I’ve carried out missions with no freedom or choice, while I protected the freest Gem City. Everyone there was freer than me, and their demands were increasingly unreasonable, which is what really made me have thoughts. Though I was defeated by the president, I truly admire his strength. Joining an association verified by my own hands is my first genuine free choice, and I’m very happy."

The crowd suddenly understood: "That’s how it is!"

Raphael said: "I think it still relates to the pressure from the Pig Marquis."

Uriel quickly asked: "May I boldly ask how you lost to the president?"

Judias sighed: "Because my pride doesn’t allow me to back down in front of the Divine Forbidden Area, and I even wanted to challenge it—of course, this strange mentality isn’t typical of a guardian god, but once facing the forbidden area, I had such thoughts. In battles at the sea floor of the forbidden area, I developed even stranger thoughts: I basically hadn’t left the Main City in a hundred years, and suddenly didn’t want to go back. In short, it’s my problem."

Uriel was shocked: "You mean, the forbidden area can disturb your mind?"

Judias waved his hand: "It’s all in the past. Instead, I feel that heavy sentiment of the past hundred years has been lifted. Now I’ve started a new career, please send me on a mission, Vice President, I’ll give it my all."

Anyway, the president’s strength was verified by the competition district of a thousand years ago—not to mention a thousand years later—after all, it’s my creation, haha.

Uriel got to business: "Now that Gem City has no Guardian God, we’re planning a major monster siege on Gem City to inflict maximum damage. What are your thoughts?"

Judias said: "Now that I’ve changed factions, my mindset has changed too. I feel a deep disdain for what I used to protect and am even eager to destroy them—I’m very willing to go on an expedition!"

Gabriel was amused: "Wow, saying such ruthless words in such a calm tone—elegant!"

Uriel was energized: "How will you conduct the expedition?"

Judias said: "As far as I know, siege monsters are sent and transformed by the Creation Law through mineral crystals. As the former Guardian God of Gem City, I’m particularly proficient with Gem Crystal Ore Class. I also want to be processed by the Creation Law, so the siege monsters produced will certainly exceed expectations."

Uriel was astonished: "Creation Law conversion? That’s a giant furnace factory you’re talking about. You mean to enter the furnace?"

Judias: "Yes, actually, I was born as a Gem Angel from the Divine Realm furnace, a product of the Creation Law. No need to worry that I’ll die."

Uriel still found the risk too considerable: "Actually, it’s unnecessary. You could take another route, sneak in with the siege monsters and attack too?"

Judias sighed: "If so, the people I attack will know my name, and that’s quite embarrassing."

Uriel finally realized: "Ah, that’s true. If that’s the case, let’s go. I’ll take you on a tour of the Demon God Hall..."

Judias said: "Then please allow me to push the wheelchair for the vice president."

This attitude made Uriel feel so comfortable: "Thank you!"

"No need to thank me. It’s what I must do as a newcomer."

Sariel was overjoyed: "Great, this is exactly the effect we wanted!"

Michael laughed: "It seems this siege will be quite a show, so let’s invest a bit more and mobilize players inside and outside of Gem City for support."

Raphael said: "Actually, there’s an insider. Last time, I subdued the Dark Soul Witch’s fourth underground spatial fissure, which left a backdoor directly to Hell by Alpha, leading to a massive Demon Race troop."

Gabriel laughed: "Ah, that was when Chun groped Eve’s butt."

Raphael was furious: "You’re not allowed to bring that up!"

Gabriel laughed: "But you brought it up first."

Sariel laughed: "Very good, very good. If we use that place to transport siege monsters, it’d be like stray dogs attacking from the sewers."

Uriel laughed: "To guarantee maximum damage, it’s best to divide the troops into two forces: one group of cannon fodder will be teleported outside the city walls to distract the fortifying players, while the elite Gem Angel siege monsters will attack from underground."

Sariel was wildly excited: "Exactly, Uriel, you’re a little genius..."

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