Don't call me evil god

"Isn't that two pieces of good news?!"

Bacon almost blurted out.

In the end, I thought about it and didn't say it out loud.

Things about monsters need to be taken seriously.

When these big guys don't wake up, it's their experience package. If they really wake up, it will be a big deal.

13 excavation sites, one of which has been successfully eliminated.

There are 12 left, plus the corresponding cultist in the excavation site.

Bacon's current manpower is quite sufficient.

The main reason is that someone couldn't help but show off and posted to the Temple of Truth that he could get legendary experience rewards by killing monsters, showing off that he had earned more than 2,000 experience points in this trip, which was really cool.

The news spread, and other people took a look:

"Hey, is there such a good thing?"

"Count me in! Don't fight too fast, leave some for me!"

Thoughts like this.

Believers who wanted to gain legendary experience naturally flocked to the excavation site.

There are more people but less experience. Even if one monster can provide nearly 100,000 legendary experience, if it is divided equally among 50 people, each person will only get less than 2,000.

It's probably just a bit of extra money.

Even when this monster was killed, there were still many people who didn't have time to come.

Such as Gail, Miranda and Brandon who are still on the road.

The first ones to come and take advantage of this wave of bonuses were basically those who had been operating and exploring in the Lingyi Wetland.

Now the situation is reversed.

There is no shortage of experience.

What they have to worry about is that there are too many monsters!

Peter sent a special reminder to his brother:

[The helpers within the Supreme Truth Church can give us 5 days. 】

[The time to encircle and suppress the Stone Castle cultists is set for 5 days. By that time, no matter what the progress is on your side, you must evacuate the excavation site immediately! 】

[The cultists did not wake it up immediately, but kept sacrificing it to make it stronger when it was awakened! 】

Bacon suddenly felt a headache.

5 days is too stressful!

Although Peter provided the location information of the other 12 excavation sites, they only needed to move in the direction of the target, then clear the excavation sites and eliminate the monsters in suspended animation underground, but it would take nearly a day just to travel.

There were so many of them taking turns attacking the monsters day and night, and it took them nearly a whole day to manage to get rid of even one.

If we don't disperse our efforts and act as a group, although the time it takes to destroy the monsters will be much shorter, nearly half of the time will be wasted on the road.

If you work separately, you won't need so much time to rush, but on the other hand, it will take longer to deal with the monsters!

The former means that they may only have time to kill 2 or 3 of the remaining 12 monsters Bacon, and they will have no chance to continue their actions to expand their results;

The latter means that they may not be able to kill even one monster in the end, leaving them all awakened with "remaining health".

Both options seem to have obvious disadvantages.

"How do we choose?"

"Should we act collectively or separately?"

Bacon couldn't make up his mind and shared the situation directly with everyone present.

It’s not as simple as deciding whether to have bacon and eggs or stew for your next meal.

Making the wrong choice can have serious consequences.

"Spread the action! We must attack separately! Everyone is crowded together, and all time is wasted on the road!"

Some believers clamored for manpower to be dispersed.

Someone quickly retorted:

"No, focus the fire! If you don't kill them directly, who knows if these monsters have the ability to recover themselves after being awakened!"    "At that time, who will deal with them?"

The believers who clamored to attack separately also had their own theory:

"Even if the sky falls, the God of Glow is holding it up. What's more, this is something that the Stone Castle dwarves themselves did internally. If they want to solve it - they should find a way themselves."

"If we can help them kill one in advance, it's considered a sufficient contribution, right?"

"..."

Frankly speaking, Bacon actually wanted to choose decentralization.

It's not that dispersed actions are better, but that this option is more beneficial to him.

The reason is simple.

Only the last 5 days are left.

If everyone works together, they should be able to kill 2 or 3 of them, but it will definitely take a lot of time to travel.

Rushing means no experience gain.

Working separately is not the case.

As long as you can find one of the remaining 12 targets, it doesn't matter even if you can't kill it. Anyway, you can get as much experience reward as you can inflict damage.

It is definitely the most cost-effective way to reduce the proportion of traveling time as much as possible.

The income gap between the two may be doubled or even more.

But Bacon's inner moral standard prevented him from making such a "selfish" decision.

The Ceylon Territory is on the border of the Kingdom of Reyak. Every year after the red tide of monsters, Bacon will witness or hear the news that the homes of farmers and civilians are washed away, destroyed, and polluted by monsters that slip through the net.

Even level 1 or 2 monsters may have a huge impact on ordinary people's lives.

The duty of the nobles of the kingdom is to protect the common people when the monster red tide comes.

Bacon was influenced by Baron Cynard since he was a child.

Regarding the issue of destroying monsters, he will definitely prefer a solution that can protect more civilians.

In front of the terrifying monsters in the Spirit Wing Wetland, the innocent dwarves in the stone fortress are obviously civilians, not to mention the 1st, 2nd and 3rd level warriors. Bacon estimated that even the top 6th level warriors would find it difficult to deal with the remaining 12 monsters at the same time.

Bacon was even shocked by what kind of hard life the mortal ancestors of the Prentis Continent had lived.

It was not enough to have one such terrifying monster, 13 of them were crowded in the Spirit Wing Wetland. Is this place worthy of mortals?

…

The knowledge-seeking believers present quarreled and quarreled, but in the end they could not come to a clear conclusion.

It is normal for such a phenomenon to occur without a strong leader to lead the direction.

The only consensus reached by everyone is that limited time should not be wasted in quarrels.

Whether it is to concentrate firepower or disperse the attack, in short, act quickly.

According to their respective positions, the believers chose different action plans.

Those with a higher moral bottom line will act with Bacon and choose the concentrated fire plan, starting from another excavation site closest to this wild pickaxe dwarf excavation site, and kill as many as they can before the 5-day deadline.

Those with a slightly lower moral bottom line or who don't have that thing at all will form a team or act alone with their own team, go to other excavation sites, and choose the targets they want to attack.

Norwen saw the quarrels and differences of position among the believers throughout the process, but did not send down clear oracles to make requirements and constraints.

"I don't quite understand."

The muffled voice of the goddess of illusion Resti came from the flesh and blood box:

"You can obviously make decisions on behalf of mortals, so that they don't need to think or judge, just execute according to your requirements."

"Why not do this?"

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