Magic Planet Online Game

This small fishing village by the sea is located at the junction of the Indonesian Ocean and Southeast Asia. But it is relatively remote and far from the main shipping routes.

To be precise, it is located in the northeast of the Bay of Bengal. Going south through the Andaman Sea, you will enter the Strait of Malacca.

The village is called Amman. It is not the Amman in Jordan's capital on the parallel world Earth. It should be near Yangon, the capital of Myanmar.

On Pangu Star, this place is still called Yangon, located in the east of the New Jin Kingdom. Using this kind of city name in the parallel world is probably the nostalgic thought of the time travelers.

The New Jin Kingdom roughly covers the territories of Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.

In this era on the strategic map, Amman is far away from the main shipping route. It has not yet developed and is still a small village today.

However, Amman's geographical location is actually quite good. With the gradual expansion of commercial exchanges between the East and the West, it will develop sooner or later.

At present, merchant ships and warships from various countries will not come to this corner. The pirates who often come here to wreak havoc are just some inferior pirates.

Some pirates were completely defeated at sea, and the rest would hide here to survive.

So most of the people in the village of Amman are pirates, or descendants of pirates.

The fishermen who were originally honest were either assimilated by pirates or expelled, and the worst ones naturally died.

The diver's fleet would not come here, always following the main route underwater, and would not pass by here at all.

The reason why they took the initiative to come here is entirely because of David Diaosi's keen "sense of smell".

The prototype of this NPC is David Jones in the world of "Pirates of the Caribbean", one of the strongest pirate captains. His deeds will not be introduced here.

In short, the pirates' tricks could not be hidden from him at all. So, following some clues, he brought the diver's fleet to Amman.

Amman was in a very bad state during this period. The villagers here have only two ways to survive, one is fishing, and the other is picking up leaks.

The so-called "picking up leaks" means that when some defeated pirates or navy drift here, they will secretly kill and rob.

After all, fishing is not enough to make a living, and often picking up leaks is also forced by life. As for farming, it is absolutely impossible.

Although the soil in the Amman area is fertile alluvial soil, which is very suitable for farming. But this group of pirates still hold on to the last bit of strange persistence, that is, they are unwilling to farm.

In recent years, the two major forces around seem to have begun to pay attention to Amman. They are the Preila Chamber of Commerce that controls Malacca, and the Nagopur Chamber of Commerce that controls the Indian Peninsula.

Although the two major chambers of commerce have no time to deal with Amman for the time being. But they have strengthened the cleanup of this area and driven away many small and medium-sized pirates. As a result, the opportunity to pick up leaks in Amman has become less and less, and the villagers have become more and more anxious.

They are not worried that powerful pirate forces will come to them. If they come, they will surrender directly. Anyway, they can't beat them. Besides, all major forces also need manpower.

The hardest part is before the big forces come. The living environment here is really too bad.

In addition, the people here know very well what kind of character the pirates are. Amman is an important area located at the junction of two major forces. It is difficult to say what the attitudes of the two parties are.

The two sides may fight for this place, or they may worry about not being able to defend it and destroy it completely to prevent it from being obtained by the enemy. Then these people will be worthless.

After careful consideration, the villagers of Amman think that only by developing Amman to a certain extent and making the two forces reluctant to destroy it, will they, the local snakes, be more popular.

If it is operated properly, it can even be a third party that the two forces have to rely on.

The specific plan is to wait for the adventurers (players) to come here, issue various tasks to build the village, and let them do infrastructure construction. Use the manpower and material resources of the players to seek benefits for Amman.

Not to mention, according to the normal game process, this plan of making money out of nothing is very feasible.

Because when the players come here, they must have known that the strategic map is similar to the Pangu Star map. Thinking of the location of Yangon, they will definitely come to take a look.

Players come from far away, whether they are subordinate to each other or not, they may rush to do these local snakes' tasks.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is a plot event arranged by the system. Throw out a fragrant "bone" to make the big guilds fight to the death.

Given this situation, why did the villagers of Amman propose to pledge allegiance to the divers? Of course, it is because of the existence of David Diaosi.

The villagers of Amman wanted to issue tasks, but after seeing David Diaosi, they didn't dare to do so. This guy is still very impressive.

Besides, with the strength of the divers' fleet, it can really flatten this place directly. It just so happens that there are no other players who can mess with him at this time.

Faced with this terrifying threat, the villagers of Amman are also very single. If they can't use it, then just surrender directly. Hope to sell it at a good price.

Even if they surrender, they actually have their own little calculations in their hearts.

Some surrendered sincerely and were willing to give themselves a meal; some endured temporarily and waited for a chance to turn the tables; some had already contacted a certain chamber of commerce and were ready to act as traitors. And so on and so forth.

The half-orc who talked to the diver was the second type. He had always wanted to plant his own flag in Amman, hoping to become a local tyrant and dominate the world.

This guy was not very strong, but he was ambitious. But then again, most people who would run out to become pirates were ambitious people.

The question Xiao Ming needed to consider was whether to accept this group of people and this village. No matter what he did, it seemed to be a mixed bag of pros and cons.

If he accepted them, he would get a village in a key position, and he would soon be able to develop it into a city, and his money prospects would be great.

However, this group of people had ulterior motives, and they might rebel or attract the enemy at any time. The diver had to stay here to defend one or two. Xiao Ming didn't want the diver to be trapped in one place.

If he refused them, he really didn't know how they would react.

Xiao Ming certainly hoped that they would get angry and fight with him, so that he could eliminate them and occupy Amman.

But this possibility is very small. After all, the gap in strength between the two sides is huge, and they must not dare to turn against each other.

Then in order to preserve this plot and this mission, the system may not allow the diver to take the initiative to fight against Amman at this time. Wouldn't that mean missing a great opportunity! ? If you miss this opportunity, you will miss it...