Chapter 1018: very reasonable request

Chapter 1018: very reasonable request

"We all know that the undead come from the living. Only when the living continue to die can there be a steady stream of undead being born." Ivy looked around and said slowly, "If there is no supplement, it won't take dozens of times. Years, there are only those powerful old undead left in the world."

Everyone nodded.

"Then here comes the problem. If you want the living to die continuously, it means that there must be a continuous birth of the living. Right?"

"That's right," Panda said.

"If our living die too much at once, and the number of subsequent births will be greatly reduced, does this mean that the number of undead births will also be greatly reduced?"

"That's right." Roland said.

"Then, in order to protect the interests of the deceased, there must be at least a considerable number of stable living beings to reproduce, right?"

"Exactly!" said more than one.

Ai Weiyin smiled: "In this case, what we have to do is just analyze, what this number should be at least - to play mathematics, we people can get rid of other groups at least as far as the Great Wall of Ten Thousand Miles, reasoning Play a little bit in the process and calculation process, and make the final result bigger, is it difficult?"

Everyone laughed.

"Your method is too hard-core!" Panda praised, "This is a clear lack of professional knowledge to bully the undead!"

"How can it be called bullying? We are professionals. Professionals use professional theories and professional methods to calculate the results. Obviously, they are rigorous and reliable, and they are conclusive and credible. There is no need to doubt them." Ivy said with a smile, "I believe that everyone will never learn from the Bureau of Statistics and make jokes that even simple economic growth data is wrong, right?"

"certainly!"

"We wouldn't do such a rude thing!"

"Don't underestimate advanced mathematics!"

Several people who did not throw away the professional means in this area shouted.

"Then it's simple," Ivyin said. "Now, we need to concoct such a paper—the paper must be long, the content must be realistic, the calculation must be complicated, the reasoning must be rigorous, and the conclusion must be undeniable."

She looked at the guys with bright eyes: "Take out your skills as professionals, and show those local turtles a little bit of power!"

The few people nodded, ran aside excitedly, and started to make up the paper.

Ivyin said to Panda: "This paper will definitely not be available for the time being, but you have something to do now."

"Do what?" Panda asked.

"You can make a list." Ivyin said, "Simply enumerate how many gods you need to smash in the Necronomicon in order to completely destroy the Necronomicon's production system."

Panda was stunned for a moment, and said, "In the world of the undead, there is no divine punishment."

"Yes, but are you sure the undead know this?" Ivyin asked rhetorically.

Panda was stunned, he frowned and thought carefully.

"The spell of divine condemnation requires the sacrifice of a legendary cleric every time. There are not many legendary clerics in the world, and it is impossible to waste it on attacking the undead world, right?" Ivyin said, "Go on A legendary cleric who died after casting a curse was still in the early days of the Third Era - at that time, in order to resist the invasion of hell, he cast a curse and repelled a great devil from hell. Going forward... who still remembers such a matter?"

Everyone's eyes turned to the librarian, the harmony known as the "two-legged bookcase".

He Yin closed his eyes, recalled carefully, and then said with certainty: "There is indeed no record of a legendary cleric taking the initiative to invade the undead world or hell... It is correct to say that we are generally in a weak position in the human world. Just defending has already made everyone need to use all their strength, and it is impossible to have any spare energy to counterattack."

Ivyin nodded with a smile: "The information I have collected is also like this. So it is certain that the undead or the demons of hell, they should not know that the scourge is placed in the undead world and hell. Can't come out - in fact, other than us, the undead body that can release the scourge without pressure, others will not conduct research on the self-explosive skill of scourge, right?"

Panda nodded again and again, he already understood what Ivyin meant.

Information asymmetry is a favorable factor that can be exploited. The undead do not know that the scourge cannot be released in the undead world, so he can use the scourge to threaten the undead.

The only problem is...

"Then, I also need a magic circle leading to the Necronomicon." He said to Xingzhao, "This is probably going to trouble you."

"Don't worry, it's easy to go to the ready-made world." Xingzhao replied, "Heaven, hell, the undead world... These worlds are closely connected with the human world. If necessary, I can open the door at any time, Send everyone there."

"Then make me a scroll. With this scroll, I will be more convincing."

"Okay, I'll give it to you tomorrow."

Panda nodded and looked at Ivyin again: "Is this enough?"

"Probably not enough, I need to add something more." Ivyin said, "For example, take out one or two more information about the stronghold of the undead in the world."

Panda couldn't help frowning: "Why? I think this information should be used to wipe out those evil strongholds..."

"Of course those evil strongholds should be destroyed, but if only one or two pieces of information are exchanged for the strengthening of the deterrent force of the undead forces, I think it is very worthwhile." Ivyin said, "The reason why the undead forces insisted Concession is nothing more than the lack of deterrence we gave them. Then we have to take a two-pronged approach. On the one hand, we tell them that we can hit the undead world hard; on the other hand, we warn them that we know their activities in the world well.”

"In this way, they will be afraid in their hearts, and they will not have enough confidence." Eric said with a smile, "When our paper comes out, they will look at the paper and think, 'Oh, so we have a problem with a paper. The human needs of a large number of living people are so great'...then they will be willing to pay more to maintain their eligibility for activities in the human world."

"Why should they be allowed to move in the world?" Ding Erdan shouted again, "We have to plow the courtyard and sweep the caves and wipe out all the undead! We have to sweep away all the harmful insects, we are invincible!"

Then he was dragged down again, this time by Jiaoge, Darkset and other undead players.

"After such a series of threats and inducements, I believe there should be a major change in the attitude of the undead." Ivyin said, "When the time comes, it's time to come up with new conditions."

"What are the specific new conditions?" Panda asked.

"Of course it is - everyone fights back, but when an enemy that poses a huge threat to the world appears, they must unite with us to maintain the number of survivors." Ivyin said with a smile, "It is a very reasonable request, isn't it?"