"Hey, why do I have more than 10,000 justice points in my account?"
In the hotel, the undocumented knight began to check his justice points through the projection screen, but found that it was not 0.
"You rescued 137 people today, 61 of whom were seriously injured, 610 justice points were obtained, 76 were slightly injured, and 432 justice points were obtained, for a total of 1042 justice points."
The T-ball projected all the clips of the undocumented knight's rescue in City A, which looked quite rigorous.
"That's right, but how do you know that?"
The undocumented knight was a little curious. He himself didn't know how many people he had saved, but the umbrella company knew.
"The Umbrella Company can conduct ultra-long-range aerial photography through the satellite launched today. Your heroic act of saving people today was also photographed. If you are willing, you can also upload it to [Game Live Broadcast]."
T-ball explained.
Speaking of satellite equipment, we have to mention the extremely awkward air communications in this world, because this world not only has the king of the sea, but also weirdos like the king of the sky. If human satellites go up to the sky, they will be destroyed.
The result was that they were smashed, so Chen Yi launched several dark matter satellites into the sky to avoid the attacks of these weirdos.
"Well, that's not necessary."
The undocumented knight, like Saitama, doesn't like to be in the limelight. He really wants to be a hero, but Saitama regards being a hero as a personal interest, while the undocumented knight wants to be a real hero, just like
The perfect knight in the novel abides by the code of chivalry, so he named himself the undocumented knight.
"Please don't underestimate [Hero Live Broadcast]. [Hero Live Broadcast] can bring income to heroes, so that heroes no longer have to worry about money. You can rely on the money to buy some basic defensive equipment for yourself."
This is Chen Yi's second killer move, money!
Although the salary of heroes in the Hero Association is not fixed, it is not much higher, and C-level heroes are undoubtedly the lowest. Just like unlicensed knights, the most expensive equipment on the body is probably the bicycle. You must know that he
But it ranks first among C-level.
Even the income of B-class heroes is not high. Don't look at Fubuki from hell. When she went out to the car, the younger brother opened the door, but her car was actually rented. The only difference from Aunt Baiyun's is that she bought it in Diao Pao.
Later, in order to buy a car, all the members of Fubuki's team went out and worked continuously for a week, and only earned 3.5 million yen. In addition, Fubuki went to catch the rewarded criminal and received more than 2 million yen, and finally scraped together this amount.
I collected enough money to buy a car.
Well, converted into RMB, it’s only about 200,000 yen, which seems quite a lot, but this is the total income of more than 30 people in Fubuki’s team who went to the construction site to move bricks for a week. If Fubuki’s two million yen is removed, then
Even less so, and more importantly, they go to work because they have no money!
B-level heroes are like this, let alone C-level heroes. In addition, if you do not perform hero activities for a week, you will be expelled from the Hero Association, so there are many C-level heroes who are launched midway.
"That's not a bad idea."
The undocumented knight also nodded in agreement. For example, if he could replace the green helmet he had been wearing with a green helmet, that would be good.
So under the instruction of the Undocumented Knight, T-Ball put his today's record into the [Game Live] for replay, and the Undocumented Knight used Justice Points to purchase the flying belt.
Buzz!
A small blue portal appeared in front of the T-ball, and then a metal ball as big as a baby's fist appeared in front of the undocumented knight.
The flying control ball from the Forced Breeding Armor, of course, only has the ability to fly. To turn it into armor naturally requires krypton gold. Oh no, it costs a lot of justice points.
"so amazing!"
Compared to Saitama's emotionless reading, the undocumented knight's reaction was quite shocked. He picked up the metal ball and asked.
"You just need to place it on your waist and it will automatically contact you. It can also be controlled by voice."
Upon hearing this, the undocumented knight placed the metal ball on his waist. Two balls of flesh and blood instantly shot out from both sides of the metal ball, and then gathered around his waist, eventually forming a somewhat ferocious-looking belt.
"Is this a biological reproductive suit? It looks quite scary."
The undocumented knight frowned. After all, his waist was wrapped in such a mass of flesh and blood tissue, which was a little oozing when he thought about it.
He soon got over this though, as his legs began to float...
The undocumented knight is very popular, even more popular than Saitama.
There is no way, Saitama has a superpower that is not a superpower, that is, everyone will subconsciously regard him as a passerby. Some people will subconsciously doubt him even if they witness the scene where he shattered stars with one punch.
Is this picture too fake, with special effects added, or else the star would have been broken, and it has nothing to do with Saitama anyway.
Therefore, after the Vaccine Man controversy, the audience miraculously forgot about him.
But the undocumented knight is different. Although the undocumented knight is a C-level hero, he has never even fought against weirdos. The hero's daily life is either catching thieves and robbers, or helping children chase balloons and helping old ladies cross the road.
But because of this, many people know the undocumented knight, and even know that the undocumented knight is just an ordinary person, but now this ordinary person is flying around, which is outrageous.
The undocumented knight is also an honest kid. He answers whatever others ask him, and he straightforwardly told the story about Umbrella Company’s [Hero Equipment].
So many heroes were moved, especially low-level heroes, and joined this company one after another. Anyway, the Hero Association is not opposed to part-time jobs, and they can also get powerful equipment. Wouldn't it be a big loss if they don't broadcast live?
It’s not that most heroes have no ambition, but given their strength, even if they want to make progress, they don’t have the ability to do so.
Just like Fubuki, why is she obsessed with being the first in Group B? Because she knows that she can't stand out and become the first in Group A. Although she doesn't want to admit it, her super power really doesn't count among Group A.
What.
"Perhaps this organization can make me stronger?"
Looking at the countless exchange lists in [Hero Equipment], as well as the many C-level heroes who have recently been promoted to B-level, Fubuki was a little moved like the unlicensed knight.
But soon, an announcement from the Heroes Association put those who were originally excited into a state of indecision.
The Hero Association did not clearly state that heroes are not allowed to use protective umbrellas, but it warned heroes that using this thing may be dangerous due to factors such as the mysterious organization, possible problems with the equipment, and the monitoring capabilities of the T-ball.
Obviously, the people in the Hero Association are not all fools, they have realized that the Umbrella Company seems to be poaching them.
So Chen Yi was not polite, and immediately held a press conference to reveal his identity, and then began to expose the dirty information of the Heroes Association, such as recording achievements indiscriminately, and he had a witness, that is... an undocumented knight!
That's right, the people in the Hero Association didn't know that Saitama's achievements were recorded on KING, and they also recorded his achievements on the undocumented knight!
Although the undocumented knight was trying to outdo his merits, he was an honest man and naturally did not want to take credit for it, so he told the truth honestly.
This stokes a hornet's nest. Heroes may like to do good deeds anonymously, but it would be a great insult to them to have their credit attributed to others.
In contrast, Umbrella has T-ball live broadcast, and its record is clear. This is much more transparent than the Hero Association. Some people with relatively wealthy families directly quit the Hero Association and started their live broadcast career directly.
There is no way, although the low-level heroes of the Hero Association are paid low, but they are there at least, and the umbrella company relies entirely on rewards, so some people who are short of money naturally do not dare to take the risk.
The record of the undocumented knight leading Saitama is really not nonsense. In the original plot, the TV report that defeated the group of skinheads who were unwilling to work was either Saitama or the undocumented knight. And with the character of the undocumented knight, there is no need to think about it.
I know he will try his best to deny it, but it is obviously useless. Of course, I am ahead of schedule, but this also shows that all Saitama's achievements have been randomly recorded by the Hero Association, and KING is just one of them.