Silky White Grandma

The Ring of Magic had shattered.
Calamities emerged.
Lind, who had crossed over to become a wild monster NPC at a stronghold in the apocalyptic Magic World, saw a group of undead shouting "Pass the flame" arrive at his territory. They held lofty ideals and were willing to sacrifice themselves to save the world.
Therefore, Lind prepared to masquerade as the village chief of Newbie Village.
Lind: As a remnant of the old era, I will craft a ship that can carry us to the new era.
Player: After enduring endless hardships, we finally met the BOSS, and then the BOSS just knelt down and swore fealty to the lord.
...
"I, the King of Game BOSSes, Just Want to Be a Good Newbie Village Chief"
"Player: Every NPC on Our Side is as Strong as a BOSS"
"Player: That BOSS Actually Can't Beat the Quest NPC We're Supposed to Protect?"
Tags: Lord, Farming, Kindombuilding, Fantasy, Fourth Apocalypse

The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!

The only problem is probably that it's too despicable. Being despicable is quite discreditable, not conducive to spreading one's image; Linden could even imagine, if all his "Knights" were to become Undead, others' impression of him would definitely transform into that of "a belligerent Slaanesh," "a cunning Tzeentch," "a destructive Nagou," and "endlessly depraved without any bottom line."


A Knight's behavior, to a certain extent, also reflects the image of a deity. Linden trusts the Undead profoundly, believing that as long as he has such a group of "loyal Knights," his image couldn't possibly get any better.


Especially the image of depravity, unquestionably none could surpass.


"Fortunately, I'm not a True God, I just want to employ a part of the Divine Authority."


Chapter 513: The Sky-Descending Reinforcements of Waste Stone Mountain Ranges_2