Eternal Dominion book 5: Interference by Bern Dean

Author:Bern Dean [Dean, Bern]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2022-03-31T16:00:00+00:00

ED year 1, days 291-292.

As Xeal prepared for his meeting with Friva that was scheduled to start shortly, he reviewed the status of everything in the guild. While the drop in crafting players had created a hole that needed to be filled, other operations were continuing as normal. Red Crushers and Templar Fall had left his guild alone out in the field. Xeal suspected they were trying to weaken his position before going in for the kill. That, or they had an agreement with other workshops that they would work to keep FAE from being able to grow uncontested, or solidify the other guilds in Nium around them. Either way, it was a troubling issue as FAE could not afford to become a tyrant who ruled by force as it would push players to leave for other countries once they reached level 80. At the same time, he needed to find a way to stop Red Crushers and Templar Fall from continuing as they were as it would have the same result. While it may not be an issue in the short run, once war broke out players would be an essential element to the kingdom’s forces. A player’s ability to come back to life three days after they died made them invaluable, as it meant you could suffer a complete wipe and replenish your forces three days later. In war, this was a fearsome ability that made NPCs run in terror when an army of players approached. It was also why imprisonment was the only effective way of dealing with players. However, unlike players who were imprisoned due to a crime, prisoners of war would be free upon resurrection, so long as they didn’t commit a war crime as defined by the system. This meant that once captured, many players would look for a way to kill themselves rather than stay locked up. This made items that resembled cyanide capsules quite popular among players during war times. Still, that was years off and right now Xeal needed to ensure FAE weathered this storm and the elite players from Red Crushers and Templar Fall don’t leave the kingdom. This was the main source of Xeal’s headache from the current situation. He wished he could simply remove the issue by force like he had with the rogue players, as most of them would have left the kingdom after level 80 anyways. Unfortunately, this situation involved many of the players that played vital roles in Nium’s successful unification of the continent in Xeal’s last life. He could see Nium still succeeding with his knowledge and ability to nurture more players if the kingdom lost just Red Crushers’ or Templar Fall’s elite players, but not both. It was then that Maxwell knocked and informed Xeal that Friva had arrived.

Sighing, Xeal made his way to the room where the meeting would be held. It was a small office that was tucked away to the side of the main hall that looked like it was

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