Andrei's existence has become an open secret among players, and Andrei, who has appeared several times on the battlefield, has been privately told by players that he is a god, but these GIs have received a ban from revealing Andrei's existence to the clerics of the Church of Dawn.

In fact, this ban is completely redundant, these soldiers and the priests of the Dawn Church can be said to be incompatible, and the lack of a fight is already thanks to the chaotic blood mist of the soldiers outside the defense line.

The clergy of the Church of Dawn can't say how high they are, but they do look out of place when faced with Europa soldiers on the defensive line.

The Priests demanded better living space, living in private rooms as officers and not allowing players to enter and leave their area at will.

The paladins, on the other hand, had a morality that went far beyond the norm, where they were forbidden, where GIs were forbidden to speak foul language, made colored jokes, and even loud noises and drinking were restricted.

The GIs on the defense line were originally transferred to serve in the game world, and they have always been under military control, and their understanding of the game world and aborigines is far less thorough than that of inland players.

Many people still think that these aborigines are about the same as the NPCs in traditional games, but they are just a little more intelligent.

So far, seventy or eighty skirmishes have broken out between the two sides, and of course, with the current strength of the players, it is basically the clergy of the Dawn Church who wins every time, which also arouses the dissatisfaction of the soldiers against the clergy.

Now the biggest headache for the section leaders of the various sections of the Maginot Line is these clerics, not only the clerics of the Dawn Church, although they are the most annoying, but after all, the Dawn Church and the Europa Empire are now in the same boat, and when the other clerics were cut off because of the power of faith and began to put pressure on the commander, the people of the Dawn Church remained silent.

The casters of the line had been meeting for an unknown number of times, and they could not help but officially admit that they had completely lost control of the operation of the Maginot Line, which was now in some kind of fully automatic state.

Not only does it self-heal to solve all sorts of minor problems that arise on the defensive line, but it also grows on its own, and after comparing before and after, the casters found that the Maginot Line had developed a new protective spell that was specially designed to filter the air after just a few days of confrontation with the Blood Mist.

But this explanation, they can't directly deal with those aboriginal churches, believe it or not, the state of the Maginot Line itself is a big problem, Torchwood's task force has blocked the relevant information, and all the casters of the defense line have been recruited.

In both the real world and the game world, the sudden self-awareness of something that should have been dead is a precursor to a large-scale chaos erosion event.

The Church of Dawn, another insider of this accident, was also embarrassed, when the Europa people came to the door with the drawings of the Maginot Line, it was the Dawn Church that reviewed it, and the Europa people said at the time that the origin of the design was inconvenient to disclose, but they could not find a better plan than this, hoping that the Church of Dawn could determine whether there was a hidden danger in chaos.

And now, these clergymen who have lost the favor of the power of faith can do nothing about it, they have been cooperating with the Torchwood Organization to investigate the Maginot Line, but because of the lack of cooperation of the grassroots soldiers, their efficiency is terrible.

"When did this corridor appear?" Accompanied by a priest and a paladin, Worthington, the caster, inquired about the situation near an officer.

The Maginot Line is a vast magical wall where nearly a million players gather to defend the fragile human civilization behind it, and behind the Maginot Line, there are several cities, and countless players provide the line with the consumables they need.

Its interior is complex and small, with many corridors just big enough for an armour-clad player to walk through, and countless corners, with long and narrow passages adding complexity to the entire interior space.

These are designed so that if the Maginot Line is breached, players can rely on their familiarity with the terrain to engage in street battles, where the huge Chaos Demons can only be trapped in small cubicles.

However, it was in this complex environment that the patrol team of Section 14 of Section F found itself early this morning with a corridor that had never appeared before in its defense area.

"We change shifts every three hours, and Keller on the previous shift didn't report anything out of the ordinary, so I guess this thing appeared in three hours." The officer kneaded his military cap, and although it was equipped with a wind trap, the soldiers in the underground area preferred to wear cloth uniforms rather than armor.

"Where does that lead?" Worthington asked, the clergy around him had begun to purify the hallway entrance with holy water.

"Directionally, around behind this wall is one of our arsenals." The officer pouted: "But we have already checked it, and everything is normal there, but this corridor has passed through that room from this view." ”

"Very good, thank you for your cooperation, from now on this area has been blocked, you and your people will be quarantined for a while, don't worry, this is the regulation, just take a holiday." Worthington smiled at the officer, "I've seen the isolation room, it's a lot more spacious than your dormitories. ”

"It doesn't matter, we're in no better place than confinement anyway, I haven't been to the ground for fourteen days." The officer whistled, raised his hands and was taken away by the gendarmes behind him, and before leaving, he said: "If you do venture in, don't forget to tell me what's inside, I'm too curious!" Also, mage, this hellish line of defense, the hellish corridor is a ghost of chaos, isn't it? We all know it! ”

The clergy sealed the hallway with wooden planks with expressionless faces, and they were very dissatisfied with the attitude of these GIs, but on the basis of the isolation of the power of faith, these clergymen did not have the arrogance they used to have.

"What is this?" A paladin asked the priest beside him, "I feel like I'm riding on a Blood Crush right now!" I'll just say that these strangers can't be trusted! ”

"Be quiet, Jonathan, I think I heard something." The priest made a silent gesture to the paladin, listened carefully to the voice coming from the corridor, and suddenly a relieved smile appeared on his face: "That's right, that's it!" ”

Then he walked into the hallway under the surprised gazes of the others.

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