Yiren's non-human chat group

"No, I still think it's better for me to make some compensation..."

Looking at the young man in front of him who was wearing a black robe, with black and white silk gloves on his hands, and a meticulous expression, maybe it was because the other party did not make things difficult for him, but the inexplicable flying squirrel, Ainz, still felt that he was in front of him.

The people are quite pleasing to the eye.

Of course, they are just a little better than ordinary humans. There is still no shortage of thinking and brainstorming...

"A building designed to prevent bandits and monsters from invading the village?"

"That is to say, the targets targeted are not only demihumans or alien species, but humans are also within the scope of the determination."

"Since race is not used as the basis for judgment, how do you judge whether you are a bandit? Is it possible that there are regulations here that prohibit attacking friendly troops?"

Ainz was actually very concerned about this matter. After all, Nazarick's standard was for aliens, both players and NPCs.

Judging from this village's attitude towards monsters, the attitude of humans here towards alien species should not be very good either.

If the combat effectiveness of this world is generally very high, and the race can be easily determined, then Nazarick really needs to consider dormant for a while...

Of course, regarding this matter, even a character like Ainz who likes to battle wits with the air actually has an optimistic attitude.

After all, looking at the way the Sheriff in front of him treats ordinary people, he doesn't seem to be hostile to them. Being able to identify the enemy's identity, race, etc. should only be a magical judgment, and it cannot be truly judged by the naked eye.

The standard for judging magic should be based on the justice value in the game.

"If you think so, then everything makes sense..."

Of course, Ainz had a lot of drama in his mind, and he was not idle on the surface either. He started to chat with Dunn about the information about the surrounding area.

Naturally, Ainz was not very skilled at doing this kind of thing for the first time. His clumsy look left Dunn speechless for a while.

However, consider that even if the other party does not obtain information from you, they will go to other villages or towns to obtain it.

The surrounding villages and some towns are basically within his jurisdiction. Instead of letting Anzi run around and cause any trouble, it would be better for Dunn to reveal the basic information here directly.

It just so happened that there was no need to make another trip secretly, and Dunn didn't need to be on guard against anything. He even offered the other party a favor, saying, "How do you do, how do I do, and how do you all do."

However, he didn't show too much enthusiasm. The so-called introduction was just knowledge that almost most adults knew, such as the names of the surrounding countries and their respective rulers.

Classification of adventurers, currency exchange ratios, and approximate product values...

Now Dunn is like an NPC who walked out of a novice village with its own user manual, making Ainz feel friendly.

Of course, the two people here are very happy, but one person is not very happy...

The two people looked at each other with a lot of admiration for each other, and behind Ainz, Albedo's body was filled with terrifying black energy.

"Just humans, go get rid of the maggots..."

This kind of black energy is not magic or other power, it is just the product of strong resentment. Ainz is not very sensitive to this kind of thing, but Dunn feels Alexander.

Dunn finally understood what it was like to be a middle-ranked person in the Lord of Mysteries and a rank-5 facing a demigod? He couldn't beat him, he really couldn't beat him...

Of course, although he kept complaining in his heart and thought of a way out, on the surface Dunn still had a poker face that was incapable of emotion.

The conversation between Dunn and Ainz ended quickly, and the other party had no intention of entering the village because of the previous commotion. He just said that he would compensate Albedo for the damage caused.

However, even though he had obtained basic currency information and basic price information from Dunn, the value of magic props fluctuated greatly, and there were things that Dunn had never paid attention to, so Dunn was helpless.

Therefore, Ainz does not need to know these things clearly.

So after some thought, I took out a horn.

According to Ainz's previous experience of the strength of the Punishment Stone, the attacks issued by the Punishment Stone are generally ordinary magic attacks at around level 30. Even if it has the attribute of identifying the value of justice, its value should not be too high.

Since gold coins cannot be used as a unit of measurement, it should be almost the same if we use similar magic props.

After thinking about it, Ainz really didn't have any props of this level that could be used as compensation. If the items he brought out were too valuable, it would be more likely to attract the attention of others.

So after much deliberation, I finally took out this horn, the Goblin General Horn.

Of course, one is definitely not enough. After all, although this horn can permanently summon and drive goblins, the general level of these goblins is still between eight and twelve, which is far from level thirty.

Two crushing distances.

Therefore, the placement also comes with a blue gem.

When you wear this gem to summon a summoned object, you can enhance the three-dimensional attributes of the summoned object.

This kind of enhancement has a certain value, not a percentage enhancement.

For high-level summons, it's basically just a fraction, but for low-level summons, it's completely an artifact.

Adding these two together, twelve level 30 goblin warriors who can guard the village day and night, and a level 30 magic tower that can screen the value of justice day and night should be about the same value...

Dunn has no objection to this.

However, after receiving the horn, Dunn was surprised to find that the potion in his body had been completely digested.

At that time, Dunn’s inner expression was like this: (°o°)

Dunn really didn't expect that this could be considered a type of punishment. But thinking about it carefully, a small punishment but a big punishment seems reasonable.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! This can be regarded as punishing a two-hundred-level boss, who is almost a demigod and an angel.

"Goblin General Horn, I love you so much..."

Although he was so happy that he wanted to pick up the horn and kiss him twice, but feeling the eyes on the other side and behind him, Dunn suppressed his inner emotions...

After watching Ainz leave, Dunn threw the thing that helped him digest the potion to Enri even if he changed hands. After going around in a circle, the thing still ended up in Enri's hands.

Goblin General Horn: "So, love will disappear, right..."

Of course, these are just jokes. Although the Goblin General's Horn performed well in the original work, the conditions for fully unlocking it are too harsh. It is useless for Dunn to hold it in his hand, so he might as well put it away.

For those who can really play its role, it may be of unexpected use in the future...

But things didn't end there...

Just when Dunn took out the traveler's key, left and returned to his cabin, drank the magic potion, and before he could choose the corresponding first-level sealed object, an incident in a place within his jurisdiction directly interrupted Deng.

What a good mood.

Or the village where Enri lives...

According to the information fed back from the repaired stele, this is a unit that the stele cannot solve...

Without any hesitation, Dunn was immediately ready to set off.

Seeing this, Xiao Yiren, who was eating potato chips this time, acted like a mission NPC and gave another reminder.

"For this target, you can choose to kill it with one strike and act as relaxed as possible..."

Although Dunn looked confused at this, he nodded.

But after arriving here, Dunn finally understood the meaning of what Xiao Yiren said before.

Because the person who came to attack the village was a death knight. Moreover, after the opponent appeared, he did not enter the village directly. Instead, he wandered at the entrance of the village, destroying the surrounding trees and peripheral buildings. Although it caused panic, it did not kill him.

It doesn't look like a naturally occurring death knight if it hurts anyone.

Regarding this, Dunn touched his head and understood the general situation.

"Is it a test from Momonga? That means he is probably looking at this side. In this case, I really have to show off. It's best to make him feel afraid and not dare to attack this side casually."

While sighing, Dunn's figure fell directly from the sky and landed directly in front of the death knight.

Seeing the skeletons all over his body in front of him, powered purely by magic power and an inconspicuous soul-driven death knight, Xiao Yiren opened his mouth and spat out two laws.

"Magic is forbidden here."

"Augmented reality here!"

As soon as the two orders came out, the Death Knight, who was originally covered in black mist, like a demon king walking out of a fairy tale, almost instantly became like a duck with its neck pinched, unable to make a sound.

Then there was a sound of heavy objects falling to the ground.

First there was the sword in his hand, then the shield, and then the head with the heavy helmet.

The death knight disintegrated in front of Dunn. The remaining body condensed by magic power turned into light spots and disappeared into the air. Only a pale skull was left in place to show the death of the knight.

The knight's summoning medium.

Even Dunn was a little surprised by the scene in front of him. Before this, his prohibition was to delimit a certain area. If anyone found someone violating the rules, he would have the force to attack.

Just like flames are prohibited here, and then there is extraordinary power to extinguish the flames; summoning is prohibited here, and then there are extraordinary powers to hinder the summons.

But after reaching the demigods, this power seems to have been improved unprecedentedly. It has changed from a law enforcement agency to a natural law, which is even more weird and unexplainable...

Dunn sighed, and then glanced at the pale skull on the ground.

Immediately, Dunn felt that this thing looked familiar, and unconsciously added skin and flesh to the other person, restoring its original appearance.

Looking at the opponent's wool, Dunn's brows suddenly jumped slightly.

This guy Dunn knew was a bandit that Dunn had eliminated before. In order to prevent the outbreak of plague, those corpses were basically buried in a mass grave.

"Momon Squirrel is going to dig a grave..."

Of course, although he felt a little speechless about Momonga's behavior, Dunn still showed a pleased expression when he felt how powerful he was.

If we continue like this, completing the goal will be just around the corner...

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Although I was happy here, Ainz really couldn't be happy at all.

Although Dunn's strength was indeed revealed, what the opponent showed was a bit astonishing.

Ban magic and solidify reality.

No matter how you sound, this kind of thing shouldn't be something that should exist in a magical alien world. Instead, it should appear in those urban fantasy works.

Although there is no concept of anti-magic in the game Yggdrasil, Ainz must have played other games before playing this game. Therefore, this concept is not too unfamiliar.

Anti-magic is basically the natural enemy of most pure magicians. In their domain, you can't cast a single spell, and you can only let them punch and kick you.

And not only that, the summoned objects that do not seem to conform to the laws of real physics in the way the opponent exerts their power will be directly destroyed by the opponent's anti-magic. For example, the death knight summoned with the skull from the passing cemetery.

Magic spells cannot be used to summon objects, and summoned objects cannot be summoned. This is completely based on Ainz's configuration. It is really full of déjà vu.

Suddenly, Ainz glanced at Shalltear who was standing not far away. He always felt that this was something that his best friend Peroroncino created specifically to disgust him.

Of course, this is not so much Ainz's complaint as it is Ainz's expectation. He hopes that his companions can also appear in this world. But in the end, this is just a wishful thinking...

Shaking his head to get rid of all the messy things in his mind, Ainz also began to quietly analyze Dunn's data.

Dunn showed too little information this time. There were only two sentences from beginning to end, "Magic is forbidden here, reality is enhanced here", and there were no other special effects at all.

The only judgment Ainz could make was that the opponent was at least ten levels higher than the death knight. No, it should be twenty levels.

In other words, the death knight's level is about forty, and the opponent can kill the death knight instantly with one blow, and the weakest strength is around sixty. We do not rule out the possibility that the opponent is at level 100.

Of course, Ainz didn't just make random guesses there. He also disguised himself and went to other surrounding villages to conduct research.

At the same time, individuals with low justice values ​​in the Great Tomb of Nazarick were also sent to the village with the stone tablet to gather information.

Finally, it was found that as long as the justice value is not less than minus 100, humanoid units, humanoid units, or units disguised as humanoids that are neutral or above will not be directly attacked when approaching the village.

The second step is to abide by the laws inscribed on the stone tablets. If you do not abide by the laws, you will be punished by the punishment behind the law.

I don't know if the sheriff simply strengthened all the stone monuments because the stone monuments were destroyed in the past, or if it was for other reasons.

Except for that village, none of the other stone tablets that Ainz tested had power lower than the eighth-level magic. At first, he was surprised to think that Dunn was the weakest among the vigilantes in the surrounding villages, which made him

I felt uneasy for a while.

It wasn't until later that he discovered that all the so-called Sheriffs were referring to Dunn that he exhaled...

However, Ainz still has a lot of worries. After all, this place is a village on the edge of the Corner Kingdom in the entire world. There is such a powerful peace officer here, so how powerful should the strong men in other places be?

"Alas~, Albedo..."

"Hi~"

Looking solemnly at the scene in front of him, he also thought about the same thoughts as Ainz, and even thought about Albedo more. He suddenly heard Ainz's cry, and immediately lowered his head in response, and then heard

Arrangements given by Ainz.

"Arrange some people to go to various places to collect intelligence, especially the intelligence of powerful people. Remember to be careful and never be discovered by other forces..."