The God's Games

Chapter 7: God In Another World (Part 7)

Hanjun carefully selected and finalized a list of twenty players and then sent out the gaming equipment.

As the God of Light from another world, he had a slight privilege on Earth.

While he couldn't change reality, he could easily handle a small task like sending out deliveries with a wave of his hand.

After sending the packages, Hanjun remembered that he had set the church in Ulon Town as the game's initial spawn point.

He still needed an NPC guide to lead the players through the first quest after entering the game.

Since Hanjun didn't know anyone else, he simply assigned the role of the guide NPC to the priest.

Oh, right, he didn't even know the priest's name.

Hanjun's divine consciousness arrived at Ulon Town, and he quickly created a physical body for himself.

It was impossible to use his true body because the appearance of a god couldn't be directly seen.

If he showed up in Ulon Town in his true body, people wouldn't see his face; they would only see him shrouded in holy light, which would reveal his identity.

It turned out the young people were trying to persuade the priest to leave with them.

Hanjun raised an eyebrow.

The priest was his pre-assigned guide NPC, and these young people, unaware of their place, dared to try to take him away from him.

However, Hanjun wasn't worried that the priest would accept their invitation.

As expected, the priest bluntly refused their request, showing no regard for their feelings.

The young people were only trying to convince the priest because they knew he was a priest and had some light magic, which might be useful on their escape.

Seeing that the priest was stubborn, the leader of the group spoke with a tone of disdain, "You wouldn't still be worshipping such a useless god, would you? Who knows if your god will even save you when the demon race arrives at Ulon Town."

After his words, the group burst into loud, mocking laughter.

The priest, named Barry, remained silent.

Only he knew about the God of Light, and he would not say a word until the God of Light instructed him to reveal anything.