Longbei praised his brother beside him.
However, Burton wouldn’t appreciate it and directly punched his brother to the ground.
From the conversation, Raphael and the others learned that those Ghost Maids were not only powerful but also chefs capable of making Magic Cuisine.
With so many surprises, there’s nothing more to be shocked about.
Anyway, they are now mbers of this Guild, and as long as they are happy, that’s enough.
After the al, Kane stood up and said.
"Now, let truly introduce the benefits and functions of the Guild to you."
"There are more benefits and functions?"
Raphael couldn’t help but exclaim in surprise.
In response to Raphael’s question, Kane frowned and said, "Did I ntion any useful functions and benefits of the Guild?"
What? So those weren’t even considered benefits of the Guild?
Funa and the others thought to themselves.
"Alright, let’s not talk about this, follow ."
Saying this, Kane led everyone through a small door on the side into another space.
Everyone followed Kane into a lush and vibrant space.
The Life Energy in this space was unusually active, making their bodies feel lively with every breath.
Passing through a door, it felt like a portal, and everyone couldn’t help but pause in their steps.
Kaineze continued, "These two spaces are essentially one space, they just appear different."
He then approached a fountain.
The one most fond of this space, unsurprisingly, was the little Elf Philis. The atmosphere and energy here gave her a feeling of being back ho.
The Life Energy in the fountain before them was almost overflowing, anyone with a bit of power could feel it.
"This is the Spring of Rebirth. If you die, you can be resurrected here, but rember, there’s only one chance."
Hearing Kane’s words, Raphael couldn’t help but ask in shock, "Resurrection, our Guild also has a building that can resurrect people?"
"Of course, this is the first benefit of the Guild," Kane said calmly.
He continued explaining, "However, using this resurrection facility cos at a cost. If your Soul isn’t shattered or too fragnted when you die, it will be guided to the spring, and the resurrection will cost 20% of your current power. The body needed for resurrection also requires a Magic Stone to construct."
Saying this, Kane took out a Silver Magic Stone.
"I’ll tell you how to obtain these Magic Stones later."
"Now, each of you should drop a drop of blood into the spring to bind a fragnt of your Soul to the spring, so it can guide you upon death."
They proceeded to each drop a drop of their blood into the spring.
After watching everyone finish, Kane led them away from this area.
Seeing the sowhat reluctant Philis, Kane said, "You can enter this space anyti, just make sure not to damage the surrounding vegetation."
As for the safety of the spring, Kane was quite assured, as it was under absolute defense within this space.
They returned to the Guild Hall.
Kane turned around, looking at the dozen or so people behind him, and said, "Now, what I’m going to demonstrate to you is the most important function of the Guild."
Hearing Kane’s words, everyone instantly beca serious and excited.
They couldn’t help but be excited, given the ever-increasing impression of the Guild from the beginning to now, reaching an extrely exaggerated height.
And now, what was Kane talking about?
The most important function of the Guild, aning what they’d seen before was not the most important.
How could they not be excited?
Kane suddenly thought for a mont, then said again, "Let Kreya show you instead."
He suddenly realized that he mostly used the Book of Adventure to view the Guild’s functions, and the information displayed by the Guild Seal was different from others, as he was the President.
So he felt it was not fitting for him to demonstrate.
Hearing Kane’s suggestion, Kreya stepped forward to everyone, then reached out to place her hand on the Lantern Seal.
"Inject a trace of Magic Power."
She said, and Magic Power flowed into the seal, followed by an energy group of the sa color as the seal appearing in her hand.
She swept the energy group over the table beside her, and a magic-made virtual fra appeared on the table.
"Upon spreading the energy group on a flat surface, you get this virtual fra. It’s invisible to non-Guild mbers, who can only see the seal’s pattern, so rest assured on that point."
The fra was clearly visible with three sections.
Respectively, they were: mbers, Warehouse, and Shop.
Kreya began to introduce them one by one.
"mbers let you know basic information about Guild partners and, depending on your authority, allow different operations.
The Warehouse is a shared Space Equipnt for Guild mbers. The range and area of use vary according to individual authority.
The Shop is a place to purchase crucial items, using Magic Stones, specifically copper-colored ones."
With this, Kreya began a demonstration, focusing on the Warehouse system.
A black dot appeared in her hand, touching the chair beside her, which was then absorbed.
She then accessed the Warehouse to retrieve it.
After Kreya finished explaining.
Kane said, "Now I’ll grant you the permissions. Note that permissions vary based on contributions and status within the Guild."
He then changed all their titles from [mber] to [Explorer].
[Explorer]s have the right to enter the Guild Hall at any ti, purchase items from the Shop, and take and deposit items in the Warehouse supply zone.
The supply zone is for storing various living essentials, including safe food and water, and so outdoor survival tools.
These are things that are not valuable to Kane but necessary and potentially life-saving in ergencies, also facilitating Dungeon exploration.
This space is essentially open to all Guild mbers, even if you emptied it, Kane wouldn’t mind, because it doesn’t hold value.
With the permissions granted, information on various permissions flooded their minds.
They couldn’t help but start following Kreya’s previous instructions, taking action one by one.
Raphael was the first to open the mbers information tab to explore.
What he saw was a dense list of nas, scrolling down for ages without reaching the end.
Moreover, the titles in front of these mbers varied.
Apart from straightforward ones like [President] and [Explorer], others like [Instructor] and [Defender Army] were not easy to understand.
Scrolling to the end, Raphael was shocked, roughly counting the mbers of the Guild, reaching nearly 2000.
Moreover, judging by the Silver dots beside them, it ant all these people had Silver Power.
Except, he seed to spot two with small Copper dots earlier.
He couldn’t help but turn his head and ask Kane in shock, "The Guild has nearly 2000 mbers?"
Kane, prepared for this question, smiled and nodded, saying, "Of course, look, there they are now."
Finishing his words, everyone looked in the direction of Kane’s gaze.
One figure after another began to appear in the Guild Hall.
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