Her Majesty walked into the Guild Hall, the interior of which was an empty space, made up of countless cascading spaces to ensure it wasn't too crowded. Pen Fun Pavilion www.biquge.info Even so, the number of players gathered here is already very impressive.

All the players were stunned when they used their investigative skills on the woman in front of them in a magnificent head, wearing a crown.

It's just that the guardians of the clan still sit in their own places and work, and they don't pay any attention to Her Majesty's intentions.

These NPCs are even more sluggish than the civilians Jamila has ever seen, and they are simply perfect robots.

Lirea finds Kanban Niang, a beautiful young girl with a trademark smile on her face, but Jamila feels that this smile is set up and has no spirit at all.

After hearing the intention, the Kanban Niang glanced in the direction where Her Majesty was located, and turned to go upstairs without any indication.

Jamila was a little curious about the movements of these NPCs, they seemed to be completely mechanical, and their ability to handle things was worrying beyond their daily commands.

It wasn't long before the Kanban lady came back again, and she stood in front of Jamila and said with a smile, "Lord Tut welcomes Her Majesty, and he invites you to go upstairs to the reception room." ”

"Please lead the way."

Jamila didn't care about the other party's faux pas, and her short life as a queen did not bring her any noble psychological status, but she became more and more curious about these guardians.

Just as Lirea and Paris were about to follow Jamila's steps up the stairs, Kanban Lady reached out and stopped them.

"I'm sorry, Lord Tut only invited Her Majesty to go up, you two please wait downstairs."

Lirea was not happy to say this, and asked, "This is impossible, we must follow Her Majesty, do you think it is appropriate for a lady to meet a man alone?" ”

Still smiling, Kanban Niang replied mechanically, "I'm sorry, Lord Tut only invited Her Majesty to go up, you two please wait downstairs." ”

Paris stepped forward and stared at Kanban Niang twice, and Kanban Niang's eyes seemed to have a golden light, and she suddenly knelt down and saluted, "I'm very sorry, Lord Paris, please forgive me for my rudeness, I didn't see you just now." ”

At this moment, even Jamila looked back at Kanban Niang with interest.

As a queen of a family, she was not able to make the Kanban girl salute, but Paris was able to let her make such a big salute, which is really curious.

And you obviously saw it, but you said you only saw it, which is really meaningful.

Paris ignored the kneeling salute and stepped up the steps to follow Jamila.

And when Lirea wanted to step on the steps again, she was stopped by the Kanban girl who was kneeling on the ground again, and her words were no different from the previous ones except for the number of people.

Lirea looked at Jamila anxiously, and Jamila reassured: "Lirea, wait for me down there obediently, and Paris can accompany me." ”

Lirea nodded helplessly and stood by the stairs.

Then the Kanban Lady returned to the bulletin board and stood with her trademark smile on her face.

Jamila, who was going up the stairs, saw a person on the steps on the second floor, this person was exactly the same as the Kanban Lady downstairs, and Jamila even thought that she was not a clone of the Kanban Niang downstairs.

The other party showed the two of them the way without saying a word, and stopped in front of a mahogany door and stretched out a hand, "Please come in, Master Tut is waiting for you inside." ”

Pushing the door open, Jamila saw a young man sitting on the couch waiting for Jamila to arrive.

The two walked into the room, and Kanban Niang No. 2 (?) Close the door.

There was no difference between Tut and all the Guardians Jamila had ever met, with the same expression, the unflawed hair, and the normal face, and Jamila once again felt that this guy really could be just a robot placed by the system.

"Hello, Your Majesty, I wonder why you are here today?"

Tut held out his hand and motioned for Jamila to take a seat.

Jamila sat across from him, and although there was a coffee table in between, Tut didn't have the slightest intention of inviting her to tea.

"I heard today that something is wrong with you, so I'm here to ask."

Jamila didn't ask Tut directly about her true purpose, but instead changed the subject.

"This is not to worry about Her Majesty, your own kingdom has not been governed yet, and the guardian clan will naturally have to do it themselves."

Jamila narrowed her eyes at this unceremonious remark, and she felt a little angry.

"Oh, is that so? The guild hall under your jurisdiction is built on my land, can't I ask? ”

The expression on Tut's face did not change in the slightest from beginning to end, and he said: "You are wrong, this is the land of the Gaia Protoss, not the land of any clan, although you have the ownership of this place temporarily, but one day in the future it may change hands." ”

The anger in Jamila's heart was even greater, "Oh, are you saying my country will perish? ”

"Obviously, if the way it is going, perdition will be the only way out."

Tut's language is calm and unintonable, but it can make people angry.

"Oh, then, what you did today is a bit inconsistent with what you said before, just a few adventurers, why did you drive my guards to carry out the order?"

"The people of the Gaia Protoss should obey the orders of the Guardian Clan, there is no reason."

Jamila suddenly thought of something, the anger in her heart suddenly disappeared, and she seemed to have found something interesting.

"Oh, there's no time when the Guardian Clan's orders are wrong?"

Finally, Tut's expression changed, the first time in the conversation that he had changed.

"The Guardian Clan follows the orders of the Gaia Protoss and has absolute authority."

"Why haven't the rewards of those adventurers been distributed?"

Tut's expression changed again, but only for a moment.

Jamila seemed to feel like she had caught the point.

"Could it be that there's something wrong with the system?"

When Tut heard this, his expression changed dramatically.

It took him five seconds to regain his composure, "I don't really understand what you mean. ”

Hearing this, Jamila finally laughed happily, leaving aside the matter on the other side of the system for the time being, what he just said was "I don't really understand what you mean".

"I remember that."

Tut looked at Jamila with a confused expression, not knowing what she was trying to say.

"I hope Her Majesty can make it clear, and the Guardians can meet your requirements."

The attitude is finally good, this kind of attitude is right.

Jamila heard Tut's relenting meaning and resolutely relaxed.

"Wouldn't it be okay to do this earlier? Why do you have to treat me like a mortal enemy? ”

"If it's a task reward for a few adventurers, I can arrange for someone to do it now."

Jamila waved her hand, "No, no, no, I didn't come to you specifically for these trivial matters, I want to see how much private funds are left of the 'Cult of the Gods'." ”

"Sorry, we can't accommodate your request, and requests to view other people's private items are not allowed."

Jamila suddenly brought her face closer to Tut and said word by word, "If I remove all the guards around the guild hall in the next two days, how long do you think you can hold out?" ”

"The Guardian Clan has the Guardian Clan's way of doing things, and even if you remove all the guards, this way will not change."

Jamila smiled with relief when she saw the beads of sweat on his forehead.

She stood up and paced back and forth in front of the couch, and said with words in her mouth: "The reason why you can't send out mission rewards is because you haven't prepared so many personnel to make arrangements, right?" And then there was a mission like that posted on the bulletin board, because of the sudden influx of a large number of players in the royal capital, right? And then..."

Jamila looked at Tut excitedly, "What you just said was 'I don't really understand what you mean'?" As far as I know, people in this world don't understand the word system, but instead of using the words 'I don't understand your language,' you use the phrase 'I don't really understand what you mean,' which is really interesting. ”

Tut was sweating profusely now, and his whole body was trembling, he had never seen such a person of the Gaia Protoss unexpectedly discover the secret behind the Protoss.

Just such a small problem will be immediately caught by someone and hurt the foot.

Tut felt that he had failed as a Guardian.

Jamila sat on the sofa, looked at Tut in front of her, and said in a cold voice: "Guardian family, I think we should be open and honest now, I want to ask you for a favor, can you help?" ”

If you don't help, you have to help, Her Majesty is so domineering.

It was the first time Paris had seen someone who could deal with the Guardians and prevail, and it was the first time in her endless life history that this had happened.

"This, as long as we can be mutually beneficial, I think there should be no problem."

After a long time of fighting between heaven and man, Tut didn't know which step Her Majesty had seen, so he decided to sit down and talk to her.

"Mutual benefit is the way it should be, after all, we have been working together for a long time."

Jamila said so, but she didn't think so in her heart.

She had already discovered the existence of the problem, how could she let such a good opportunity go?

"Can you tell me the net worth of the Cult of the Gods now?"

Tut didn't speak, and suddenly sat there as if it was down, without saying a word.

Just when Jamila wanted to ask what was wrong with the other party, suddenly a "ding" system prompt came from her user panel.

"Tut asked you to be a friend, do you agree?"

Jamila didn't operate the command immediately, but turned her head to Tut.

Do NPCs still have to add friends to each other? This is not the same as saying yes, right?