The God's Games

Everyone liked Master PungPong\'s suggestion and promised to join the group chat after logging out.

With that, nineteen players immediately headed to the quarry.

When they arrived at the quarry, the players saw that the townspeople had already been working hard there.

Unlike the relaxed attitude of the players, the townspeople knew that doing this work was very crucial for their survival.

Realizing this, they had come to work as soon as they had regained their strength.

Seeing this, the players couldn\'t help but feel a little guilty.

According to Father Barry, they were summoned to this world to help Ulon Town as brave heroes.

But to the players, this was just a game.

If they died, they could respawn.

Even if the mission failed and Ulon Town was destroyed by the demons, it would just mean a new starting point for them.

However, to the townspeople, the players were their only hope for survival.

Seeing this, the players didn\'t say much and quietly got to work.

After a busy afternoon, Father Barry came to check on their progress.

It was then that he realized why Hanjun was so confident that the players could help.

The players were much stronger than the townspeople.

They hardly got tired, even after carrying stones for half the day.

The townspeople, on the other hand, were exhausted and could barely move, especially since most of them were old, weak, or sick and couldn\'t do much to help.

Meanwhile, the players kept working without a break, moving more than half of the stones from the quarry.

They were still full of energy, making the townspeople think that these players were truly the brave heroes who were summoned by the God of Light.

Hanjun explained to Father Barry that the players\'s strength came from his divine power.

He used a bit of his power to allow the players to step foot in the World Of Eorera.

If they died in the game, his power would be recycled to revive them at the respawn point.

Most of Hanjun\'s divine power was used for these tasks, but it was worth it considering the results.

After Flower Deer successfully made the cement, Ragdoll Cat reminded her to upload the blueprint for the basic cement.

Flower Deer agreed and took the blueprint to find Master PungPong and the others.

Once all the materials were ready, they would start building the wall.

Master PungPong rolled up his sleeves, with a stone in one hand and a tool in the other, he was determined to show the people of this other world just how impressive his construction skills were.

The reputation of being a "construction maniac" wasn\'t just talk.

In just one afternoon, they completed 35% of the stone wall.