Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

Chapter 1079: Assassination Request

Shortly after finishing his report, the anonymous user who made the reply post was quickly banned by the system.

System Notification: Anonymous User 9783 has been banned from the Game Forum for 3 months.

Almost immediately, the players in the game forum went nuts when they received a system notification of a player being banned from the forum.

Needless to say, the comment section quickly turned into a battlefield, with many asking why the user was banned and what he did.

The system didn’t provide any reason for the ban, but some players were very idle and nosy. In a matter of a few minutes, some of them discovered that the ban occurred right after the user claimed to be the Guild Leader Lin Feng.

[I think he was reported by the Vanguard Guild members for impersonating their Guild Leader.]

[I think that might be the case. The system despised people smearing others with no evidence.]𝗳𝗿𝐞𝕖𝘄𝗲𝕓𝗻𝚘𝚟𝕖𝐥.𝚌𝕠𝕞

[The Divine World doesn’t promote a healthy environment, but they really don’t mess around if someone wants to ruin a player’s reputation by impersonating them.]

The reason why these players were able to figure it out so quickly and draw such a conclusion was that there had been precedents before.

There were malicious people going around and posing as a particular famous player, only to end up being banned later on. That was when players realized the Game Forum wasn’t exactly safe, and one must tread carefully.

Of course, defamation posts in an accusatory form were legal, but defamation posts in the guise of another player was frowned upon by the system.

It was a very weird logic, but players had gotten used to it and were familiar with not joking around in such a manner.

[May anonymous user 9783 rest in peace. The Game Forum is just like real-world social media. I doubt he or she could survive with a 3-month ban.]

[Agreed. He or she shouldn’t have tried to impersonate Guild Leader Lin Feng. That’s an influential figure in itself. The person was just courting death to make a joke of the guild leader.]

[Welp, maybe it was the Guild Leader himself personally reported. Otherwise, why would the ban happen so fast? The previous record took at least 3 days.]

When the comment section raised such a concern, the post suddenly went dead silent.

It was fine to gossip and mess around in anonymous mode. But if they learned that Xu Feng might have been the one lurking and doing the report, they all hesitated to continue to converse in the post.

Who didn’t know that Xu Feng goes way beyond common logic?

While everyone else was still scrambling for resources, Xu Feng himself had constructed a town to hoard the resources by using the players as labor in return for the benefit of the town’s facility.

Such a person shouldn’t be messed with unless you have confidence or have lost your mind.

’At least these players knew when to stop.’ Xu Feng was indeed planning on tracking them down one by one. After all, he wouldn’t allow such slanders to fester. One small slander or defamation, and it could spell a lot of trouble. Just take a look at the current Illuminati.

They remained hidden, but thanks to multiple scandalous exposing posts, they were now left in shambles.

With that as an example, Xu Feng would be damned if he were to become a victim of such a ploy as well.

Sometime later, he browsed some other Game Forum posts besides his Vanguard Guild.

He needed to know about other cities and the current trending guilds. More importantly, he needed to start paying attention to the rankers.

Rankers were commonly termed by the collective players as skillful and resourceful.

They were often recruited by top companies, guilds, or esports organizations to join a competition or event.

Soon, a few names made Xu Feng ponder deeply.

Titanbreaker, Warlord Echo, Cindersong, and Z3roTrace.

The first two were Warrior Class, Cindersong was Mage Class, and Z3roTrace was naturally an assassin.

He recognized their names because they have made quite an achievement for themselves.

Titanbreaker and Warlord Echo repeatedly broke the record for how much they could tank and damage the boss in repeated succession.

As for Cindersong, she was able to multicast flawlessly and understood her positioning to ensure the enemies would be dreaming if they wanted to close the gap on her.

Finally, there was Z3roTrace. Just like their username stated, they seriously left zero trace when assassinating a target.

He was a ranker who had a forum post for hiring. Anyone who wished to seek his service could simply drop a comment in the post and offer a sum of money.

’Looks like he’s already accepting requests.’ Xu Feng didn’t know whether to laugh or not.

Beneath Z3roTrace’s post, there was an anonymous user offering 300 gold coins for the head of Cool Wind.

As if afraid the common name might be confusing, the anonymous user even emphasized that Cool Wind was the honorary elder of the Vanguard Guild.

Cool Wind was his alias—one that he rarely used to interact with others. The fact that he managed to earn himself a bounty tag valued at 300 gold coins, Xu Feng was truly dumbfounded.

’Which rich person did I offend?’ He scratched his head and was rather helpless. It would have made sense if the target were Lin Feng or even Eclipse Nova. After all, those two were the more significant people in the public eye.

What astonished him further was the nerve of Z3roTrace actually accepting the request in public and replying to the anonymous user to send half the money over first.

Normally, Z3roTrace would have directly replied to the anonymous user in a private dm, which would still ensure the latter wouldn’t have their identity exposed. Doing this ensured both parties could discuss the content further, but to openly accept the request meant Z3roTrace wasn’t afraid of being noticed.

’Am I really a magnet that attracts these random people to target me?’ Xu Feng twitched his brows.