The biggest problem that the time-travelers are facing is not the invasion of the Empire that will come sooner or later, but the lack of channels to gain experience points.

The game "New World" is greatly influenced by European and American games, although there are also routines for fighting monsters to gain experience, but compared to fighting monsters, doing tasks is the main means of gaining experience points. From helping people take care of their homes and finding things, to protecting the world and killing angels and demons, all of them can only get a lot of experience points when the task is settled.

Originally, this was understandable, but when the game became a reality, things were a little awkward.

In the game, the tasks are infinitely refreshed, the same task, everyone can pick it up, can be completed, and many tasks will be updated and reset every day, endlessly.

For example, even if tens of thousands of people take on the task of "patrolling the village of Kalipura", everyone can still go around the village every day and get their own reward from the village chief. There is no need to worry about being preempted by others, and there is no need to worry about doing a task today and not having to do it tomorrow.

But in reality, the head of Kalipura village didn't need people to patrol at all, and the people who lived in the village gave him enough security to worry about what might cause trouble. As for the routine inspection of mass graves, they are also completed by the militia in the village, and there is no need for high-end force such as traversers.

A similar situation is also obvious elsewhere, general tasks, people don't want to find a master to do at all - let the martial arts master find a lost Persian cat for the noble lady, this kind of thing can only appear in funny comics, in reality, even if the noble lady has a brain problem, the employment agents will never dare to use this kind of thing to trouble those heroes who can break down a wall with one fist.

There are many ordinary adventurers, and this kind of trivial matter is just left to them.

The tasks that can be taken on by the traversers are generally of sufficient intensity. The traversers certainly don't care about the intensity, the higher the strength for them, the better, the higher the intensity, the more rewards. But high-intensity missions are a minority after all, this world is currently quite peaceful, there are not so many demons, monsters, ghosts and ghosts to kill, so many traversers can't find any suitable way to gain experience in addition to exercising every day.

An important reason why after the situation in the Tara Khan Territory stabilized, combat masters such as Panda went out one after another.

After detailed statistics and calculations, the strategy team finally calculated that for the traversers, the most practical way to obtain experience points is to farm monsters in the pickle game.

The premise is that the right leveling points must be found.

There should be enough monsters here, and the transportation should be relatively convenient to facilitate supplies. It would be perfect if the monsters here were evil enough, evil enough to kill them and be rewarded in nearby cities.

Coincidentally, Wolf's Den Lake is one such location.

It has a high production of monsters, hundreds of monsters, even more ordinary beasts, and there are also fish-man tribes in the water.

It is hostile to the nearby city of Mulandana, and killing a monster or a fishman can definitely reward you in Mulandana.

The biggest problem for the traversers is that it is too remote and inaccessible.

Even the nearest Mulandana to Wolf's Den Lake takes six or seven days on foot. Even if the traversers do not hesitate to run wildly, it will take at least two or three days, and they will sleep in the open along the way, and they will be tired and lie down when they arrive at the place.

It's just too far, too far, too inconvenient!

If it weren't for this, when the crusade army fought against the Warcraft, Changsun Wu, Jian Thirteen, and Xingzhao would have already run over to gain experience.

However, if the panda had obtained a fiefdom near the Wolf's Den Lake and established a teleportation array, the situation would have been completely different.

Imagine eating and drinking well in the castle, recuperating, and then going through the teleportation array to the panda's fiefdom, walking for half a day to a day, and when you get to the vicinity of the Wolf's Den Lake, it is exactly dark. Monsters refresh quickly at night, making them ideal for leveling. After a night of fierce fighting, you can leave for your return at dawn, and at the latest in the evening, you can return to the castle for dinner through the teleportation array - it is simply an easy road trip for two days and one night!

If it is extreme, he will commit suicide and return to the city after a night's fight, or even just a one-day and one-night journey, which is extremely comfortable.

As for the experience points here, the fish-people in Wolf's Den Lake are quite high-level dungeons, and according to the upgrade speed of the traversers, at least in the next three or five years, there is no need to worry that it will not provide experience points - as long as everyone takes it easy, don't kill the fish-people.

The Fishmen are a truly evil race, they can't coexist peacefully with any other intelligent race, not even enslaved, they only think about killing and eating - in fact, they eat their own kind. Crusade against such a fellow, even the kindest people, will not cause the slightest sense of guilt.

So the panda's plan was unanimously approved by everyone, and even those who cowered in the castle all day long had many people to make statements, nothing more than "if you need my help, just ask" and so on.

Panda summed up everyone's opinions, and then in the afternoon, he set out to meet the governor.

"You're going to choose the vicinity of Wolf's Den Lake as your fief?" the Governor was stunned and asked suspiciously, "Why?"

"This battle has shown me the great danger lurking near Mulandana, and I feel compelled to do something. Panda said, "With great power comes great responsibility." Since I have enough strength, I should take my responsibility. ”

"But...... It's not your responsibility alone......"

"If you can do something, you can do some. "Besides, I can find friends and teach students—as long as we are able to destroy the monsters consistently, we will be able to gradually eliminate the beast tide in Wolf's Den Lake." ”

The Governor looked at him with some shock as his mouth grown, he never thought that this orc would have such noble sentiments and such lofty ambitions.

After a long time, he whispered, "I'm afraid...... It's not easy!"

"Even if I am gone, there are still my children and grandchildren, and there are my students, and they will have their own children and grandchildren, their own students. Panda said, "Warcraft can reproduce, and so can I." At most, everyone will continue to fight for generations, and in short, they will never be allowed to continue to run rampant!"

The Governor nodded repeatedly, a look of admiration in his eyes.

"You are a true hero!" he said solemnly, "rest assured! No, the whole of Mulanda will fully support you! Whatever you need, whether it's money or manpower, just ask!"

Panda smiled: "Whether it's money or manpower, I don't need it for the time being." The first thing that needs to be done now is to finalize this. ”

"After all...... As for the question of fiefdoms, we said that it would not matter if it was approved, and that it would only be possible for the king to approve it. ”