Using the MC system to pretend spiritual revival

Chapter 73 Location Selection for the Gates of Hell

In the soft light of early morning.

The wooden fences and windmills from the last century have been preserved to this day, becoming a unique feature of the farm.

Some hardworking farmers have begun to urge their workers to carry out harvesting and animal husbandry work on their farms and ranches.

Before the dawn had even faded, the cacophony of chickens and cows had already awakened the new day.

A flock of birds flew past a billboard that hung high, displaying the words "Happy Farm".

The huge billboards and freshly painted surfaces testify to the farm's local reputation; it may well be the supplier of a significant amount of vegetables and meat to the nearby cities.

But that's no longer important.

Because he's coming.

Among the flock of birds that had already flown far away, an unidentified bird with brightly colored plumage broke away from the main group.

It landed on the tall billboard, its small, dark eyes gleaming with wisdom.

Lu Gu felt as if he had opened the door to a new world.

Since buying the bat mod, I've basically never had my feet touch the ground when I go out.

Although several days have passed since I "stirred things up" in Hawaii, the novelty of flying is clearly not fading so easily.

Just last night, Lü Gu felt that the vampires and werewolves in the city were almost fully deployed.

All it takes is some kind of catalyst to ignite an epic war among the extraordinary races, earning a huge amount of Minecraft points.

This also led to Lu Gu having some free time.

That night, I transformed into a bat and went for a few strolls, during which I even encountered other bats flying around in the sky.

As someone who had all the modules, Lü Gu immediately recognized the names and health levels above the bats' heads.

A quick glance revealed that they were all Blood Servant-level vampires with only 1/4 of their hearts.

To be honest, this was actually an imitation of the cultivation realms that were conceived domestically at the time, with slight modifications and adaptations.

Blood servants, on the other hand, were created temporarily to fill the gap in positions below the rank of baron.

Otherwise, it would seem cheap to send letters of reply and have only titled vampires as cannon fodder.

So far, the results have been quite good.

At that time, Lü Gu gave Li An the opportunity to transform the vampire's sacred object and use it to expand the vampire's population.

To put it bluntly, it's basically just granting permissions to roughly 500 blood servants.

However, in order to prevent the opponent from taking the elite route and having too few people, a limit has been set, which can only give a maximum of 10 points of health.

That is, the mid-level of the Baron level, equivalent to the fifth level of Qi Refining perfection in China at that time.

However, the vampire's addition of bat and zombie stats unexpectedly created a rather useful "Scattered Bats" skill.

At first glance, it seems a bit too strong, but in fact, its advantages are obvious, and its weaknesses are also very obvious.

The fact that it burns under the sun is quite deadly, especially considering that only two biomes were given data and hunger levels.

Without Steve's hand, there would be no opportunity to use weapons.

If the two were to actually clash head-on, the likely outcome would be that the cultivators would use all sorts of magical treasures and talismans to overwhelm them.

The best-case scenario is that if a bunch of bats explode, one of them will escape.

However, according to Lu Gu's initial design, the health points would not change when the character becomes a bat, and if the character splits into multiple bats, the health points would be divided equally among them.

If a vampire that is theoretically very strong is killed down to just a bat escaping.

That would be like in many stories, where the body suffers a "severe injury" that cannot be recovered in a short time.

However, despite the many restrictions and drawbacks, it is still difficult to conceal the shamelessness of this unexpectedly created bat splitting technique.

You might not be able to beat anyone later on, but you're unlikely to be caught when you escape. Air superiority is always an overwhelming advantage.

Moreover, vampires have an insane rate of expansion. Although most of them are cannon fodder, to ordinary people, they are all real demons and monsters, vampires.

Based on the previous perception, most of the 500 units of blood given to Li An have now been consumed.

The remaining amount is probably intended as a reward to motivate the subordinates.

Even so, to put it mildly, there are at least 200 vampires in every corner of that city now.

Regardless of their quality, the sheer number of them is astounding. Then, according to the script, there'll be a werewolf vs. vampire battle—just imagining the scene is enough to be breathtaking.

That's why I feel like I'm no longer needed.

After giving the order to leave in his Dracula persona, Lü Gu once again transformed into a bat and flew out of the city. However, since it was already close to morning when he set off, the sky was already beginning to lighten during his flight.

At that time, I looked around at my fellow flying companions who were embodying the saying "the early bird catches the worm."

Lu Gu also realized what was happening, and immediately turned around in mid-air, transforming into a bird that looked exactly like the robin next to him.

Then, to the bird's bewildered eyes, it accelerated and left the bird far behind.

Then, we found this huge farm in front of us.

It was only after Lu Gu flew around several times and saw nothing but wasteland that he finally had no choice but to follow a flock of birds and found a human settlement.

This also made him realize just how low the population coverage area of ​​the suburbs of Meilijian was.

Given Lü Gu's current speed after drinking the potion, he managed to find his way from dawn until sunrise.

We eventually found this larger man-made complex by following the local bird flocks.

Previously, it was either a barren wasteland with sparse vegetation or a grove of shrubs that resembled the sparse hair on the head of a middle-aged leader.

Speaking of man-made structures, there are only roads that look unmaintained at first glance, and some very dilapidated service areas and gas stations.

Later, when it was about to fly out of the city's reach, they finally found this place.

The original plan was to find any random place, build a Hell Gate, make some noise, and let American officials go in for an exploration.

But these past two days, Lu Gu, who was extremely bored, happened to see an earthquake early warning broadcast while watching local television to pass the time.

It was around that time that the rough plan in my mind gradually became more complete.

Because of his previous experience digging through collapsed areas, Lü Gu was able to dig out regular square areas, just like in the game.

However, apart from what was dug out, the remaining locations still contain the actual material structure.

It's like digging a hole in the soil; if the soil above is too loose, it will collapse.

And so, a plan was born.

Many veteran players who like to take unconventional approaches know that the minimum size of the Nether portal in the game is a 4x5 block.

As long as the dimensions are not less than these, and there is enough material, it is possible to make various sizes of quadrilateral hell gates.

The largest possible size for a Hellgate is 23x23 square, which, if placed in the real world, would be equivalent to the height of an eight-story building.

It can already be considered quite huge.

Given the broad construction requirements of the Gate of Hell, Lü Gu realized that it could be placed flat underground.

It doesn't need to be too deep, just a few meters will do. We just need to build some scaffolding for support, and then wait for an earthquake.

The soil on the upper layer that has not been converted into Minecraft blocks will collapse, causing you to fall directly into the Nether through the portal.

This will create a crack-like effect when viewed from the ground.

All you need to do is make several of different sizes and positions to give people a relatively "natural" feeling.

Just before, when Lü Gu went to Hell to collect potion materials, he dug up some Hell Rock and Soul Sand.

These two things already looked somewhat sinister in the original pixel art style of the game.

Now that it's become a reality, it's even more incredible.

He was genuinely disgusted when he first entered, so it would be perfect for decorating the Gates of Hell.

While searching for human-made structures, Lü Gu had already set up some small hell portals in the underground wastelands.

But given the current population coverage of this country, it's likely that no one will pass by for several months.

Helpless, they could only find some places where people gathered and plant some "hell rifts" in advance.

Otherwise, Lu Gu suspected that the results of his painstaking efforts to arrange things might not be discovered for ten days or half a month.

Even if it's discovered, some people might still sneak in out of curiosity.

It's likely that only when a certain number of people go missing will the local government be alerted, and it will take a long time before the national government takes notice.

If that's the case, why not just build a super large one and place it in a high-traffic area?

This way, it can spread faster.

In order to deal with unexpected events, or rather, some people may want to conceal this operation.

Lu Gu planned to spend several days placing Hell Gates in several larger towns and large farms in the vicinity.

Once the numbers go up, given the United States' control over its citizens, this matter will definitely not be kept secret.

(End of this chapter)