Chapter 65

# 65

65. Value and worthlessness (3)

After a while, Amkena’s manipulation was over.

A system message popped up.

[Adjustment completed.]

[Applying the changed settings. Please wait a moment.]

Issel snapped his fingers.

[Where to look!]

A thick ledger appeared in the air.

Issel opened the ledger and began to skim the contents.

[Currently, there are 35 people in the waiting room... Master’s instructions are...]

Issel murmured and looked at the ledger.

Jenna approached and whispered to me.

“Brother, what happened? It’s a little strange.”

“I think it’s normal.”

“Does it really need to divide the first floor and the second floor like this? It’s like...” ”

Aristocrats and commoners. If the Master wants to deal with us as he wants, it’s a natural measure. I didn’t like it, but it turned out well.”

Iolka interrupted.

She was flapping a fine fan she had received as a gift.

“Nobles and commoners.”

Jenna sticks out her mouth.

I lightly put my hand on Jenna’s head.

“You get up early in the morning and go to the training center. At the training center, you roll hard until the evening. Then you hunt in the dungeon every day. More than half of the meat we eat is from you. You are active enough in the mission.”

I looked at the people gathered on one side of the plaza on the second floor and buzzing.

There was a deep worry on their faces.

“How are they?”

“You don’t do anything. You’re stupidly nice too. If it were me, I’d have been annoyed before.”

Iolka covered her mouth with a fan.

Edith, who was listening, sighed.

“Instead of not synthesizing, it means creating a class.”

“okay.”

All the heroes in the waiting room have shared a similar life.

They slept in the same bed, ate the same meals, and wore the same clothes. Efforts and achievements were different for each individual, but the rewards were not different.

It doesn’t matter if you run the waiting room mainly for synthesis with a small number of people.

However, in order to raise the current waiting room, which has remained at a primitive level, to the next level, measures to overcome it were absolutely necessary. That was the principle of separation.

Facility customization.

This feature was used only to decorate the waiting room in the early days of the game. The Masters did not accept that the hero possessed intelligence nearly human. It was treated as a piece of data with fixed abilities and grades.

But I was different.

They were quick to admit this, and found another use for what seemed decorative.

What Amkena built now is the A3 model I used in the very early days of Niflheim. Although it has many disadvantages, it was the simplest way to reduce the rate of synthesis. A cross-section of the model was drawn in the play log.

Issel closed the ledger.

And sprinkled with star dust, they circumnavigated the plaza once.

[Attention everyone! They will tell you the room assignment. I’ll only say it once, so listen up. It’s the master’s strict order, so if you dare to rebel, you’ll get

scolded.] Isel cleared his throat and put on a solemn expression.

[First of all, 4 people in 1 party! 1st party is all on the 2nd floor. You can stay in the room you want. Same for the 2nd party. There are many rooms, so pick one anywhere.]

Isel’s instructions continued.

[Chloe Enoch Alter Patrick Amarin. You guys are also on the second floor.]

Relief settled on the faces of the people who were called.

Two cooks, a carpenter, a blacksmith, and even a tanner. These were heroes who had been constantly honing their skills since being assigned to the facility. There were other assistant positions, but they lacked skills.

[Everything else is on the first floor.]

“Wait!”

A man from the corner of the square stepped out.

Issel puffed out her cheeks, where the breast meat wasn’t falling out.

[Are there any complaints?]

“Aren’t the rooms on the second floor spacious? Everything else is on the first floor. Isn’t this a waste!”

“That’s right! Even if you can’t, 30 people can stay on the second floor! Reassign the room!”

The man’s colleague exclaimed loudly.

Others who could not be called began to express their dissatisfaction with one voice.

“Reassign the room!”

“That’s right. How do you sleep in a room without a bed? It hurts your bones!”

[There is no end to these things.]

Issel smiled brightly and clenched his fists.

Then, it spins around and soars into the air, then strikes the floor as it descends.

Issel pointed at me and raised her nose.

[Imitation of Super Ace Han, who has everything he cannot do! Did you see what they do on the 15th floor? Did you see it! you guys can’t even imagine Truly a genius tactic... Ughyagaga!]

I pulled Isel’s cheek.

However, the eyes around me were focused on me.

‘Did I take on a tired role again?’

I’ve said something like this before.

I sighed deeply and opened my mouth.

“If you want to live like a human, show off your abilities. Whether it’s in battle or whatever. The Master is watching you. If he decides it’s enough, even if you don’t like it, he’ll send you up to the second floor.”

“No matter how much it is, it’s not too much. We were brought here without knowing anything. To think we were forced to live like this.”

The man wept.

Belquist lifted his back from the wall. His right hand was touching the scabbard.

I said in a cool voice.

“Don’t touch me.”

Belquist returned to his place in silence.

I spoke.

“We are just like you.

“Well, that’s true. There was nothing to eat. If it twisted a little, it was synthetic.”

“Did you think we trained all day because we’re Hogu? Everything comes back.”

“Does that mean... that we should fight alongside you guys?”

“I guess so.”

Auxiliary or gathering jobs are not yet needed.

Most of them will be fighting positions, and among them, a handful of talented people will be able to come up to the second floor. The man bowed his head.

‘The one who accepts is half. The one who can’t accept is half.’

I saw a few people in deep thought.

Some people went down to the first floor as if resigned.

However, there were also those who were clearly dissatisfied.

It was a simple psychological logic.

Because it was given and taken away. In an instant, everything I had enjoyed was taken away. The antipathy was bound to be strong. This part was Amkena’s mistake.

In order to facilitate the system transition, the timing of the free draw should have been delayed or stepped up gradually. If the nature is hardened and the system is in place, if it is changed in a hurry, a backlash will occur.

“dog sound!”

Like this.

The plump middle-aged man said, wiping the sweat from his brow.

“We won’t accept it. To go out and fight while being treated like garbage? Where is this unreasonable!”

“Bastards who didn’t go out even when they were well fed.”

Belquist laughed.

The man cried out without hesitation.

“Isn’t that so, comrades?”

“exactly. We’ll get our rightful rights back!”

Nearly 10 people came together in an instant.

The fat man smiled in contemplation.

“Did you think we wouldn’t know the secret you’ve been hiding?”

“A secret?

” how to return it You know that monster can’t lay a hand on us! I tried to hide it, but it all came out. what? If you want to live like a human, fight monsters and risk your life? Isn’t that crazy!”

“That’s right!”

“We will declare our refusal to participate from now on!”

People gathered around the fat man and raised their fists.

The system message was updated along with the sound effect.

[‘Sitan( )’ Rejected!]

[‘Party 4’ has become inoperable.]

[Party ‘5’ has become inoperable.]

[Mass strike!]

[Heroes are rioting!]

I laughed. “You don’t understand the subject.”

I took the sword from my belt and set it down. I

pushed it with my foot, and the sword whirled across the plaza floor and slid down on them.

“Cut off each arm with that sword .

like that guy Then I’ll save you.”

I pointed at the man who was desperately trying to attach his severed arm.

The fat man said as if he was looking at a madman. ”

Are you crazy too?

”

Start!]

The door to the synthetic lab opened

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