Gamers of the Underworld Chapter 543 - Valiant Gnome

Chapter 543 “Valiant Gnome”

At the Blacksmith Shop in Eternal Kingdom.

“Ping, ping, pang, pang… ping, ping, pang, pang!”

At the large furnace of the Industrial Area, many gamers were hammering on metal as they infused Mana to accelerate the forging processing.

Many of them were half-naked and drenched in sweat.

Behind the gamers was their teacher, Simba.

He was a senior-level employee of Eternal Kingdom. He was previously a temporary employee, but he performed well, so Sherlock promoted him to a permanent employee. Simba also recommended his cousin Mufasa to work in Eternal Kingdom.

The cousins were sitting by the furnace while chatting like those chattering gamers.

“Moroes was acting in a movie today. Have you seen it?”

Simba turned his body and put a metal stick into the smelting pool to heat it up. Then, he put the red-heated metal stick into his mouth. It emitted sizzling sounds and white smoke rings.

“I took a look, but there were too many Underground Spiders, so I only took a quick look before leaving,” Mufasa said as he s.h.i.+vered at the thought.

“Do you know why there are so many Spiders? Because they captured the daughter of the Spider Queen. According to my experience, the small Spider will become the new Spider Queen. The scene was spectacular,” Simba said as he shook his head.

Mufasa was full of admiration for Simba. Since he came to Eternal Kingdom, his previously locked spirit of adventure was being invigorated. However, he was cowardly, so he didn’t dare to adventure.

Mufasa sharpened his small wooden knife slowly. After the number of gamers increased dramatically, he seldom did carpentry. Most of his time was spent teaching the gamers cooking and carpentry skills.

“I heard they were shooting a movie. I wonder what it’s going to be like,” Mufasa said curiously.

“Are you interested? I’m not interested in what they’re shooting,” Simba said with a smile.

As for Mufasa, he looked in the direction of the gamers with a sense of longing as he said, “I’m full of envy for adventurers.”

…

“Devils from Hades, I order you to vanish in the name of the Holy Lord!” a Human who was covered by Sacred Light shouted at Moroes.

Moroes, who was dressed in a das.h.i.+ng robe, wielded his Short Sword. He was unaffected by the Sacred Light as he leaped up high. Then he slashed the Short Sword at the Human, whose blood splattered before he fell to the ground.

“Good, this scene is completed. We’ll now prepare for the Great Dragon scene.”

Oscar stood up and waved his hand. Then he shouted to the Human gamers who were queuing up behind him, “You may go. I don’t need you anymore.”

“Please let me appear in the movie. I have queued for a long time!”

“Why don’t you let Moroes kill a few more Grand Priests to showcase his bravery?”

“Yes, yes, just like cutting down gra.s.s. I’m willing to be the gra.s.s for Moroes to cut.”

“You’re cracking me up. You’ll do anything to appear in the movie.”

The gamers of Eternal Kingdom and Victoria City used their common Mandarin to speak happily. Moroes didn’t understand their language. He was curious how the warriors of Eternal Kingdom found the Humans who had the Power of Sacred Light. However, Moroes didn’t dare ask.

Eggface was led by a gamer to the set. Eggface hugged his arms and looked unhappily at the gamers as he asked, “Did you ask Lord Sherlock to get me to act in the movie? Don’t you know that I’m busy every day?”

Though Eggface was unhappy, the gamers weren’t afraid of the Dragon Aura. They weren’t afraid of Sherlock’s dominant aura, so why would they be afraid of a Black Dragon?

They were treating Eggface’s words as a normal NPC conversation.

“Greet… greetings…”

The gamers weren’t afraid of Eggface, but Moroes was extremely fearful. Eggface was a Black Dragon. Even if he was a young Dragon, his aura wasn’t something a Gnome could bear.

He had no choice. The gamers who were joking with the Grand Priests and unafraid of the Black Dragon weren’t to be trifled with. If he didn’t listen to them, he might be killed. Moroes only wanted to save his marriage. He didn’t expect that his life would be in danger.

The gamers noticed that Eggface was full of anger, so they fawned on him until he was gleaming.

“Prepare for the camera roll!” Oscar shouted.

…

The large Black Dragon swooped down as loud Dragon shrieks reverberated in the wilderness.

Moroes was still wearing his das.h.i.+ng long robe as he climbed on a rock and shouted at the diving Eggface, “You evil Black Dragon, I’m not afraid of you. I’m going to use your fresh blood to bathe!”

Moroes was trembling, but he managed to speak the dialog.

The large Dragon landed before Moroes and bellowed, causing Moroes to wobble and kneel down.

“Cut! Cut!” Oscar screamed as he charged out and glared at Moroes.

“What are you doing? This is the third time. Why did you kneel down?”

The large Black Dragon transformed into the original size of Eggface. The Great Dragon was a masquerade of Eggface using Mana.

“I can’t help it…” Moroes said as he cried.

“When the Black Dragon bellows, I’m scared out of my wits.”

Moroes wasn’t joking, so one of the gamers suggested, “This won’t do. Moroes is unable to overcome his fear. Why don’t we change the script?”

Oscar pondered for a while and shouted, “Change the script! He will kneel while fighting the Black Dragon!”

…

Moroes dragged his exhausted body back to his room. Behind him was a group of gamers who were smiling merrily.

The gamers were holding a Mana Recording Device and various props as they returned to their homes happily.

Moroes glanced at them one last time, on the verge of collapsing. He was arranged to act with Eggface, and it was finally completed. While he was supposed to defeat the Black Dragon, he was scared out of his wits.

He would tremble at the thought of the Dragon. Finally, the Dragon scene was completed, and Moroes heaved a sigh of relief.

“I should be able to win back my wife.”

…

“I’m going offline. Get offline and have an early test. You have been keeping late nights, don’t overwork yourself.”

“Yes, have a rest, great director!”

Oscar listened to the gamers, but upon observation, he noticed that they weren’t sincere, as they were smiling happily.

They were taking joy in his misfortune.

To Oscar, shooting a movie wasn’t a tiring thing. It made him happy. He was only shouting angrily on the movie set because he was too pa.s.sionate.

In the real world, he was learning to be a movie director. However, being a director wasn’t easy. He didn’t even have the money to produce a mini-movie. But in the game world, there were Gnomes, Black Dragons, Grand Priests, large Spiders… they were readily available for filming!

He felt like he was producing a movie for “Lord of the Rings”!

He had written a script with the name “Bracelet King”.

But now, he had to finish his post-production work and edit the videos.

In the game, he couldn’t edit the videos like in real life. He had to look for the Mana Engineer, Yoda.

Oscar brought along all of his round Adamantine rocks as he proceeded to the Mana Engineering Hall.

…

“Lord Sherlock, the movie produced by the gamers is complete. I placed it on your computer’s home screen,” Bru said to Sherlock, who was in the Dungeon Lord Main Hall.

When Yoda was helping Oscar with the editing, Bru copied both the edited and unedited footage and placed it on Sherlock’s computer.

Sherlock nodded and sat down. He saw two versions of the movie.

“Valiant Gnome” and “Valiant Gnome (Unedited Version)”.

“The movie was completed that fast?”

Sherlock accessed the movie and started watching it.

“I am Moroes, a lonely Gnome warrior…”

“Oh? Why isn’t it Moroes’ voice?”

Sherlock was taken aback, and Bru replied, “The gamers did a voice-over during post-production, Lord Sherlock.”

“I see.”

Sherlock nodded and watched the movie intently. The unedited movie was an hour long, while the edited version was only half an hour.

After Sherlock finished watching it, he nodded and said, “Hmm, the movie is pretty good. The land that I bought in the old district can be used now.”

“Lord Sherlock, what do you intend to do…”

“It’s nothing much. I’m building a movie theater.”