Daniel watched the World Channel flooding with posts, a faint smile curling at the corners of his lips.
He opened the backend and saw 999 private ssages flooding in—players signing up for the event. Without hesitation, he clicked [Batch Approve].
Now, all players in World #616 were going to be working for him.
All he had to do was sit back and collect three-tenths of the rit Points while advancing the mission’s progress.
And at the sa ti, the participating players would grow stronger.
A win-win situation.
He leaned back in his chair and gazed out the window.
Doomgreen Forest... Goblins.
Goblins were one of the lowest-tier intelligent races in the Stellar world. Standing less than 1.2 ters tall, their bodies were covered in dark green skin.
They lived in tribes at the edges of prival forests, swamps, and other marginal areas, following a strict "survival of the fittest" code.
High Priests and Commanders held the highest authority, while lower-tier Goblins were lowly and expendable at any ti.
Overall, the Goblins were weak: normal Goblins ranged from level 10 to 40, relying on nurical advantage.
They excelled in ambushes, traps, and poisoning—despicable tactics—while their raw combat strength lagged far behind other races.
Yet, this race had one defining trait: an extraordinary reproductive rate and astonishing adaptability, able to survive in extre conditions.
Though often despised by other races, ambitious players frequently used them as cannon fodder.
Speaking of cannon fodder... have you ever witnessed the Fourth Catastrophe?
...
[Ding! Server-Wide Announcent!!!]
[Ding! With the establishnt of 10 guilds, the Guild System is now fully activated!]
[Guild Leaderboard officially online; all guilds will be ranked in real ti!]
[Players who strive to build their guilds have a chance to be recorded in Stellar history!]
[...]
Golden light flashed as system announcents flooded the World Channel.
[Guild Leaderboard]
1st: Doom (Lv. 3) — Leader: Faustus
2nd: Eternal Eagle Guild (Lv. 2) — Leader: Whitehead Falcon
3rd: Ragnarok (Lv. 2) — Leader: Duskfang
4th: Rhine (Lv. 1) — Leader: Rhine Watcher
5th: Violet (Lv. 1) — Leader: Crimson Soul
6th: ...
[World Channel]
"Holy shit! The guild leaderboard is finally live!"
"Wait, why is Doom Guild in first place again?"
"Faustus is eternal legend!"
"I want to join Doom Guild! Anyone know how?"
"Don’t even think about it; they’re not recruiting right now."
"I can wait! I’ll wait forever—only Doom Guild!"
...
Daniel smirked at the system notification.
He opened his mail.
[Ding! Congratulations! Your guild "Doom" has ranked 1st on the Guild Leaderboard!]
[Ranking Rewards: Contribution Points 1,000; Gold Coins 10,000; Mysterious Supply Chest ×1]
He casually opened the supply chest.
[Obtained: SS-Rank Construction Blueprint — Aurea Garden]
[Obtained: Rare Materials ×20]
[Obtained: Advanced Reinforcent Stones ×10]
Daniel’s gaze sharpened.
Construction blueprint?
He opened the detailed description.
[Aurea Garden (SS-Rank Guild Building)]
Type: Guild Headquarters Building / Subclass Enhancent
Area: 500 m²
Construction Requirents: Guild Lv. 3 , must own a guild base, consu required resources.
Effects:
Divine Blessing: All subclass players within the garden gain 20% success rate and 50% proficiency gain while crafting or studying.
Inspiration Burst: Chance to trigger "Inspiration Burst" state, producing higher-quality items (5% chance).
Garden Rest: Resting within the garden increases mind power recovery by 200%.
Exclusive Potions: Can cultivate special herbs to craft rare potions.
Description: A magical garden passed down by the Elves, imbued with the blessing of the Nature God. Here, every craftsman can unleash their potential beyond their limits.
...
Daniel’s eyes shone.
SS-Rank building blueprint!
Subclass enhancent!
He knew better than anyone in the Stellar world how crucial subclasses were.
Alchemists could brew potions, blacksmiths craft equipnt, enchanters strengthen attributes, and scribes create scrolls.
A guild’s strength didn’t just depend on combat players, but also on its support players.
And the Aurea Garden could massively improve subclass efficiency.
But...
He placed the blueprint into the guild warehouse.
[Ding! You have sold item: Aurea Garden Construction Blueprint (SS-Rank), sold for 1 copper coin, triggering Millionfold Boost!]
[Item is a special construction blueprint, triggering Quality Boost!]
[Congratulations! You obtained 1 Gold Coin and the Sanctuary Garden Construction Blueprint (Supre-Grade)]
Golden light flashed, and a blueprint radiating starlight appeared in his inventory.
Daniel inhaled deeply and opened it.
[Sanctuary Garden (Supre-Grade Guild Building)]
Type: Core Guild Headquarters Building / City-Wide Buff
Area: 2,000 m²
Construction Requirents: Guild Lv. 5 , must own a basic city-level or higher territory, consus large amounts of rare resources.
Effects:
Base Effects
All subclass players within the sanctuary gain 50% success rate and 200% proficiency when crafting or studying.
Crafting ti reduced by 50%.
Divine Blessing (Core Effect)
Subclass players within the sanctuary gain "Divine Blessing" state:
Mind power temporarily increased by 500% (until leaving the sanctuary)
Inspiration Burst chance increased to 25% (higher-quality items)
Rare drop chance 95% (e.g., legendary-grade items)
III. City-Wide Buff
The city containing the sanctuary (including the entire territory) receives:
50% proficiency gain for all subclass players
30% comrcial prosperity
Greatly increased chance of attracting rare NPCs to settle
Guild Exclusive
Guild mbers gain 100% guild points when performing subclass activities inside the sanctuary
Can hire sanctuary-exclusive NPC ntors for advanced subclass guidance
Receive "Starlight Blessing" once a week (random attribute boost, lasts 24 hours)
Special Effect: Stellar Resonance
If the guild owns 3 or more Supre-Grade buildings, all building effects are doubled.
Description: Legend says this was the first temple built by the gods on the mortal plane, teaching humans to master the Strength of Creation. When starlight falls, sparks of wisdom ignite in every craftsman’s heart.
...
Daniel stared at the description in silence for ten seconds.
Mind power 500% temporarily?
95% success rate?
City-wide subclass buff?
This wasn’t just a guild building—it was a strategic-level nuclear weapon.
If he built this Sanctuary in Polaris City...
Polaris City would quickly beco the top subclass hub.
Countless alchemists, blacksmiths, enchanters, and scribes would flock to it.
Comrce, taxes, population, Contribution Points... all would skyrocket.
He took a deep breath to suppress his excitent.
The blueprint was powerful, but required Guild Lv. 5 and a basic city-level territory.
Polaris City was basic city level—just qualified.
He would need to find ti to mobilize the top-tier NPC craftsn of Polaris City.
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