In the guild hall located in the otherworldly space.
Silhouettes flickered in the hall, and soon soldiers clad in various armors appeared.
Their equipnt’s color sche had also changed by this ti.
Once, their gear colors were different according to their respective factions, but now they had all defected from their factions and reassembled into a new one.
The previously colored parts of their armor turned to normal tallic hues, except for an obvious lantern emblem on their armor and cloaks.
The new faction’s banner now also features a lantern emblem.
Yesterday, Kane and Bonona confird the new base’s location; they conquered it in just a day.
So visible battle remnants still linger on their bodies.
"Today’s battle was truly easy."
"Who wouldn’t say so? Many people’s power levels reverted back to their original state; since ours didn’t, of course, it was easy."
"Even if it was easy, stay vigilant. Our numbers are few, and we need to wait for our commanders to arrive."
"I didn’t expect these world fragnts could be pieced together; when the world shattered before, I thought I was going to die—truly an eye-opener."
"Alright, enough talking about this. Aren’t we here to grab so wine? Everyone’s waiting."
The soldiers who entered were chatting and laughing, then they noticed Kane and others.
Their slightly slack posture was imdiately corrected, and they stood straight to salute Kane.
"President Kane!"
Kane required them to call him President publicly and Commander privately.
Looking at these soldiers, Kane nodded, "Have you taken that area?"
"As per your trust, President, we have successfully captured that area."
"Well done, but don’t be too serious; in the future, just guard it well."
"Yes!"
"Alright, you all can attend to your tasks now."
After speaking, the soldiers headed to the bar area, received so drinks from the Ghost Maid, seemingly pre-ordered.
It seems that after escaping the dungeon, they beca freer, more akin to true sentient beings.
Before leaving, they nodded at Kane and then disappeared.
Turning his head, Kane noticed Funa and others watching him intently.
"What’s wrong, everyone?"
Amis pointed to the spot where the soldiers disappeared, "Who are they?"
"They are the Defender Army of the guild, also mbers of the guild, and currently undertaking a task."
After hearing Kane’s explanation, Raphael said, "The information column shows there are nearly 2000 guild mbers. Is it true?"
Upon Raphael’s words, Kane smiled and said.
"Of course, though the guild has just been established, there are indeed nearly 2000 mbers."
What shocked them was not rely the 2000 mbers, although shocking, more surprising was the few soldiers’ power levels had reached a high silver level.
Every mber’s information had a silver dot behind their data.
With Burton being gold, followed by a gold dot. Their personal information also had a silver dot.
It can be deduced that these dots represent power levels.
What does nearly 2000 silver mbers signify?
Anyway, they couldn’t even conceive it, nor had they heard about such a large battle group.
Seeing everyone’s pondering expression, Kane added a note: "Don’t overthink the number; most of them are different from you."
Kane didn’t elaborate on why they were different.
Subsequently, everyone’s attention shifted to the shop page.
When they saw various items in the store, they were dumbfounded.
Are these items just placed out in the open for them to buy freely?
Seeing everyone’s deanor, Kane chuckled, "Items in the shop are available for unlimited purchases, as long as your currency is sufficient."
"Unlimited purchases? That many?"
"Rest assured, unlimited purchases."
While speaking, Kane nodded at Kreya.
Kreya promptly opened the phantom column, clicked several tis in the store, and a dozen magnifying glasses appeared in her hands.
Then, she distributed the magnifying glasses to everyone in front.
"I trust you saw this item’s description in the shop. It can appraise all Magic Items, and the appraisal outcos are very comprehensive." Kane explained to everyone.
This was when Burton finally questioned, "How does the appraisal information compare to when you appraise personally?"
Burton was aware of how precise Kane’s appraisals were, arguably the finest he had encountered in his explorations, top-tier Appraiser level.
"Identical, except for so hidden information," Kane said.
Hearing Kane’s words, Burton nodded, looking at the magnifying glass in his hand, unable to hide his admiration.
"I’m growing old; your guild leaves at a loss."
Even after being an Explorer for hundreds of years, he hadn’t seen guilds or battle groups possess these items.
Perhaps it’s due to his insufficient rank.
"After all this talk, try it yourselves; only through direct testing will you know its functionality."
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