"Whoa, whoa, Sir Murphy is going crazy with the killing!"

The top live streaming channel of the Transia Tavern APP is flooded with similar comments. The live stream, from Murphy’s combat perspective at the Lord’s position, captures every thrilling kill moment, and the cool special NPC skill trees are causing rookie players to exclaim in awe.

This isn’t much of a live stream; it’s more like a showcase of Murphy’s "personal IP" in the form of battle imagery.

But considering that this three-day-long stream is led by Alpha Company’s official "Real Otherworld·Official" account, doing such personalized demos of NPC battle styles makes sense.

This account prohibits donations, leaving Brother Fu and Sister Fu with money they can’t spend, resorting to showering "our Sir Murphy" with praise for being incredibly fierce.

"Speaking of which, has anyone counted how many Wolf People Sir Murphy has taken down since the combat at the Lord’s position started?"

Such an inquiry popped up in the comments, triggering a wave of repetitive chatter, and within seconds, someone claiming to be the Counter appeared, shouting:

"Of course! As a loyal fan of Sir Murphy, I’ve counted them one by one. I declare, until now, the kill count of Sir Murphy is... 114514!"

"Damn! We can’t have such a stinky Counter, someone, please ban this guy."

"Yes, yes, there’s no way it’s that many. If Sir Murphy could solo kill 100,000 Wolf People, the Black Disaster would have been cleared by him alone long ago. I’m the real Counter, let me tell you, brothers, Sir Murphy has killed 10086 Wolf People in these three days, no doubt about it!"

"@Admin, someone come, and also ban this mole from the mobile company."

"Exactly! It’s obviously 10043!"

"Stop arguing, let’s use elementary school math to find out, shall we?

Given that Sir Murphy waves his sword every three seconds, with a 60% one-strike kill rate, he hasn’t really rested in these three days, and his combat and activity area are about 10 square meters, if the Wolf People came to die in rows..."

"Blah blah, I’m a fool, just tell me the result directly! Plus, do you really think elementary school kids could handle this kind of condition setup?"

"I’ll do it! I just started high school, my brain is at its best now. Haha, I calculated it! The result is 114514!"

"Damn!"

"Damn! X2"

"Damn! X10086"

The tone of the comments was roughly like this.

Expecting these spectators to truly think things through is unnecessary. If you closely observe this live stream interface, it’s easy to notice whenever the camera zooms in on Murphy during combat, it also captures the Core Bead hanging on his chest.

That Core Bead has a dedicated kill counter; even though the text is tiny, enlarging the screen still makes it possible to see the staggering five-digit numbers growing.

So, how many Wolf People has Murphy killed in these three days?

This is a question not worth worrying about; one thing is certain: once this Maginot Line grand finale concludes, Murphy will undoubtedly be in the top ten of the "most Wolf People killed single-handedly" leaderboard in history.

The reason we don’t dare claim to secure a top-five spot is primarily that the Blood Covenant Knight Order has been battling wits with the Wolf People for hundreds of years; those killed by Lord Paryen and the three major lords alone far exceed this number.

Adding the century-long blood feud between the Brass Dwarves and the Wolf People, Murphy’s kill count might barely squeeze into the top ten, but certainly at the bottom, so keeping a low profile is better.

However, besides the eye-catching Handsome Murphy, who is both handsome and strong, with occasional grand moves worthy of screenshots for wallpaper, the enlarged and bold countdown at the upper left corner has also captured many eyes.

Old players all know that’s the countdown for the Undying Spirits returning to the battlefield.

In today’s popular "trendy talk," that’s the next activation time for Transylvania’s "Hall of Valor."

Since players blew up the Wolf People’s major arsenal, this countdown started at 72 hours, and now it has reached the last stage with less than 30 minutes to go.

Not only have the spectators’ emotions been fired up, but the official players, about to return to the war zone, have also begun final preparations before re-entering the battlefield.

Ordinary players are seizing the time to grab some food, hit the restroom, empty their bladders and relieve pressure, find a comfortable bed or sofa, say hi to family members, and lock the door to avoid interruptions in the grand final battle they’ll participate in.

Veteran players have already laid down wearing helmets, and are currently exchanging information in forum groups, encouraging each other, and agreeing on action plans once they go online.

The chairmen of the Players’ Guilds discussed details on the forum hours ago.

They even replicated a 1:1 defense map of the territory position to craft optimal routes for breakthroughs following their revival, earning support from the Strategy Department.

Meanwhile, true hardcore players haven’t put on helmets yet, but are doing thirty push-ups, sprinting several hundred meters, and lifting barbells when possible, to get their bodies into combat state early, ensuring they could charge into the position in the best form when the fight begins.