The previous storyline had ups and downs, and the plot was indeed wonderful.
Pete solves the doubts of more than a decade of players: The Magic Flute messenger Pete is one of the most tragic characters in the continent of Arad. He is the lord of Hamoulin, the village of confusion in Northmal, and in the early version, players needed three kills to complete the level, also known as the Rat Dungeon, which is a very distinctive map. The story is based on a long-standing fairy tale in Germany. Next, I will take you into the plot story of The Magic Flute messenger.
Pittburn, the Magic Flute's messenger, was an adventurer and bard who interacted closely with merchants. In the village of Hamoulin in Northmar, a sudden rat infestation occurred, and countless giant rats eroded, resulting in the loss of crops. Not only that, even children were bitten and even lost their lives because of these giant rats, and the principality was very annoyed by this, so it issued a bounty announcement, hoping that people with lofty ideals would solve the rodent infestation.
Pete was a hypnotist who used a flute and was running around for a living, and after seeing the bounty, he ran to consult with the ambassador of the principality, who was responsible for luring the giant rats to the outskirts, and then the ambassador sent people to burn the rats. The ambassador agreed, and Pitt eventually used the sound of the flute to lure the giant rat out of the suburbs. However, at this time, the ambassador backtracked, he saw that the rats were all running away and was reluctant to pay the reward, so he spread rumors that the rat plague was actually caused by Pete, in order to cheat the reward, which eventually led to Pete being sent to the gallows for sacrifice.
The unjustly dead body of Pete is resurrected by Diregi, and the apostle Diregi sympathizes with his plight and appreciates his abilities, so he asks him to help protect himself.
After the resurrection, Pete was naturally angry and vengeful, this time he brought back all the giant rats in the suburbs, and the village was destroyed under the hypnosis of the flute. At this time, Pete is actually not a living person, under the power of Diregi, he can use mice to create his two doppelgangers, so Pete needs to be burned 3 times before he really dies. His mission is to prevent the adventurer from entering the village of suffering, Lesephein, thereby protecting Diregi, who gave him a new life.
After being defeated by adventurers in the plot, he managed to escape each time, and finally escaped from the village of pain to hunt Serifen, and was called the black cutie Diriji, because of Held's plot was transferred to the Northmar region of the Duchy of Belmar. The terrifying virus quickly melted all the surrounding creatures, and also mutated the nearby creatures, and the originally prosperous city quickly became a purgatory on earth. The dead Pete was resurrected by the power of the apostles and became a faithful servant of Dirigi. Walking alone in the ghostly city, Pete uses his superb vocal skills to manipulate the bandits entrenched in the Northmar region and the terrifying giant rats affected by the virus, creating chaos and further spreading the virus. Rumor has it that his flute has demagogic powers, and any adventurer who hears his flute either becomes a puppet who has lost his mind or begins to kill himself with his companions, and a fog hangs over this mysterious man. Some witnesses say that Pete has become one with the rats and can turn into a rat swarm at any time to attack all reckless adventurers who dare to challenge the majesty of Diregi.
After being defeated by the adventurers in the confused village of Hamoulin, Pete fled to Liesephane, the village of pain, where Diregi was hiding, and continued to contribute to Diregi, who gave him another life, and once again tried to stop the adventurers. After being defeated twice by the adventurer, he was attacked by the scarrat in Lesserphine, and his body was also eaten by him. The previous story line is full of adventurous spirit, and the experience for players is quite profound, and the music, plot and art are all first-class existences.
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