Hanjun smiled slyly, thinking: If the God of Light had to do everything, then what would be the point of having these players?
Of course, he just remembered that he could have let the players beat up Saradin instead of doing it himself.
What could Spicy Flavor Fairy say?
The NPC already said the quest was complete, so there was no need to worry too much.
They could just consider it part of their supply run.
After all, with Flower Deer, the tech expert, and his analysis, they were sure to get useful supplies.
Mr. Turner also mentioned that he would tell his men to inform the merchant caravans to extend their trade routes to Ulon Town.
This would make it much easier for them to trade for whatever supplies they needed in the future.
As for the demons being defeated and Ulon Town building up its defenses, Mr. Turner would spread the word.
Anyone with the same goal would likely head to Ulon Town, which meant they'd have more people on their side.
Spicy Flavor Fairy thanked him for this.
Mr. Turner laughed and said, "What's there to thank? If I didn't have to look after my crew, I'd be heading to Ulon Town too. Defending against the demons is our shared responsibility."
Master PungPong was deeply moved by these words, and so were the viewers in his live streaming.
When he later ran into Hanjun, Master PungPong casually asked where he had been.
Hanjun nonchalantly replied, "Went to beat someone up."
Master PungPong was stunned—not just because Hanjun had replied to him, but because of what Hanjun said.
"Went to beat someone up?"
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They had just arrived in Lindblum City and didn't know many people, so how did he already manage to get into a fight?
It was also because they felt comfortable around Hanjun, not like with other NPCs where there was a sense of distance, that they were bold enough to speak this way.
Looking back, it seemed like the game developers intentionally designed Hanjun as a main storyline NPC, where following him would occasionally trigger the main game plot, and his conversations were set up to match the players' usual way of chatting.
Unfortunately, Hanjun shook his head, dampening the players' hopes.
Hanjun smiled inwardly, thinking that these players still hadn't noticed some key details.
But it wasn't surprising.
They knew too little about the World of Eorera.
Even if they were given the quest to read the book in the Church's library, they probably wouldn't have the patience to go through all the content.
If Saradin and Viscount Hereford are involved, they've probably already guessed the identity that Father Barry gave to Hanjun.
Even Mr. Turner, who trades with the players, might have figured out the hidden details behind Ulon Town.
He might have decided to give the Church of Light some respect and build a good relationship for the future.
The players didn't notice this and just assumed some of the events were part of the system's pre-arranged plot, so they didn't take it seriously.
Hanjun clapped his hands and said, "Alright, everything's done. Let's find a place to rest today and prepare to head back tomorrow."
Master PungPong quickly asked, "Aren't we leaving today?"
Hanjun tilted his head, "Why would we leave today?"
Master PungPong said, "... Didn't you just go and beat someone up? What if they come after us? We should leave tonight."
Hanjun didn't say anything but silently stared at Master PungPong.
The thought of the God of Light needing to run away after beating someone up?
These players seemed to be underestimating him.
Master PungPong started sweating as Hanjun's gaze told him that if he kept thinking that way, he might be the next one to get knocked out.
After a moment of staring, Master PungPong quietly changed his mind and said, "Actually, I'm tired too. We should find a place to rest."