Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

Kael looked at the new information on the system panel, the corners of his mouth curling into a faint smile.

Who could have thought that the intention to gather players in Lancaster, to enhance their cohesion, would directly affect his own task panel?

The amount of experience points he could distribute before had undergone a qualitative breakthrough compared to the beginning, basically meeting the daily task needs of the beta players.

But now, with the addition of open beta players, such a small amount of experience points were far from enough to satisfy the needs of so many players in Lancaster.

He had been considering whether to increase the injection of Demon Crystals, using the in-game currency to replace part of the experience points as rewards for players completing tasks.

But now, the rewards panel had clearly undergone a different change

[Would you like to issue tasks to players?]

[Note 1: The daily refreshed task experience points depend on a combined value of territory prosperity, personal level, and status.]

[Note 2: You can decide on additional task rewards for players, including but not limited to unused level experience points, unused general experience points, occupational skill teachings, territories, items, and money.]

[Your current territory prosperity: 5★+☆ (depending on the size and bustling state of the territory)]

(Originally 4★+☆, Chaoming Town added 1★)

[Your current personal level: 5★ (Every 2 levels count as +1☆)]

(Originally 3★+☆, promoted to LV10 added 1★+☆)

[Your current personal status: 51★+☆ (Determined by the will of the world)]

(Originally 9★+☆, candidate for Duke Lancaster added 10★; War Mage Founder added 4★; Recognized by 28 Border Lords as the leader of the interest coalition, you can control the level experience points of the 28 Border Lords, limited to dungeon tasks, added 28★)

[Total: ★×62]

[Level Experience Pool unlocked, current experience amount = 1000×62★ = 62000. Experience Pool capacity: 50004/62000]

Could he really control other Lords' experience points distributed for players' tasks?

No, or rather, is this one of the underlying rules of the world-spanning task system?

Kael had previously speculated whether the natives, just like him, have a system panel through which they can issue tasks to players.

Only because of various reasons, the natives of Shenhua Continent simply don't have the means to directly control the issuance of tasks.

So much so that when many natives start issuing tasks to players, they find that players listen to them very earnestly, and even carry out actions that seem preposterous to the natives without a second thought.

But when they think they have gained control over these players and begin to issue orders wantonly, they are blindsided to discover that these players suddenly turn aloof, ignoring them completely and walking away.

From a player's perspective, Kael found it quite reasonable. After all, if you can't even issue tasks, you've already lost your value, and you can't expect to command players with just your words, right?

(Player: If there's a little tail involved, it's not entirely out of the question!)

And for the natives, they're even less able to comprehend these players' thoughts.

Kael fell into deep thought. Before today, he did not possess the ability to borrow experience points from other Lords.

If the task function built into the system panel is a tight and perfect framework, then it means that a part of the daily experience points that other Lords had at their disposal had been directly transferred to him.

Dynamic conservation of Level Experience Points?

Interesting, if this pattern holds true, then the prosperity of the camp, personal level, and status would determine the upper limit of task experience points that a person or a territory can distribute...

And if one wishes to expand their personal limit of disposable experience points beyond the existing level cap, the easiest way is to control the experience points of other territories.

How did he acquire the right to control the experience points of other territories?

Kael carefully recalled the changes between today and yesterday, the corners of his mouth curling into a faint smile.

So that's how it is, due to the actions of Emperor Ha's players in the dungeon, their rapid clearing of the periphery of the Gluttonous Slime nest, made the other Border Lords recognize the Undead as qualified reinforcements for dungeon exploration.

In fact, regarding the dungeons the Undead could truly go to challenge, there was only the Newman Domain.

The remaining 27 Border Lords had only reached a temporary collaborative agreement with Kael, and had not truly opened the dungeons in their territories to him.

Even within the Newman Domain, Baron Newman probably harbored other thoughts about the abilities of the Undead and only offered his unconditional support because Kael was his son-in-law.

But now, within the only opened Dungeon, the undaunted and efficient nature of the Undead during their raids had probably been conveyed to those Border Lords through various channels.

This is really... fascinating!

A simple verbal agreement doesn't represent that Kael can take away the Border Lords' rights to issue tasks for dungeon development. It only indicates an intention between both parties.

But if the Border Lords inherently acknowledge the primary and secondary roles in the dungeon development agreement, then Kael could issue tasks on their behalf. Continue reading at empire