The next morning.
The long-awaited bustle returned to the Guild Hall, though it was not the tavern on the first floor that was lively.
Many people gathered on the second floor of the Guild Hall, all pouring into a conference room.
Those allowed to enter were officials and officers from within the Guild Hall and various external forces.
Other Explorer mbers, as well as so soldiers and guild mbers of insufficient rank, chatted and waited on the first floor.
Kane sat in the main seat of a large conference room, surrounded by Kreya and the others.
Besides Kreya and the rest, there were Raphael, Funa, Amis, and the captains of each Explorer Squad.
They all needed to attend this eting.
Apart from these Explorers, the others were Bonona, Ironhoof, Whitehorn, and the captains of the Knight Order.
Later, important officials from the Platinum Country who were responsible for various industries and administrative departnts walked in from the entrance.
Besides the familiar Heideline, Pedi, and Steel Armor, there were several unfamiliar faces that had never appeared in the Guild Hall before.
However, the Guild Seals they displayed indicated they were indeed mbers of the Guild.
These were the managers of the technical personnel of the Platinum Country.
Including the director of the research institute located underground in the capital of the Platinum Country, the one who was promoted by Kane from the Gear Race.
And the Giant Wood Elder who guards the Mother Tree and helps with food cultivation for the Platinum Country.
Most of these individuals were technical personnel of the Platinum Country responsible for producing more resources to aid Kane and others externally.
They were always busy with various affairs of the Platinum Country, naturally having little ti to enter the Guild Hall.
"Now that everyone is present, let the eting begin."
As Kane's words fell, everyone sat upright and attentive.
This was the first ti such a large eting had been called, almost all important people were summoned.
After all, these were all of Kane's key subordinates.
Kane took out so docunts from his Space Equipnt, then pointed with his finger.
The sa information appeared before each person, constructed by Kane through his Origin Skills.
After completing these actions, Kane continued speaking.
"Firstly, we need to discuss our primary objective in the near term: to completely annihilate the Cannibal Ghost Race."
"This is a task assigned by the Mist; any Explorers near this area can take it on. However, I believe, given the distance, it's just us here."
"So, everyone brainstorm and think about how we should act since the Cannibal Ghosts are the greatest threat around us and must be eliminated."
After listening to Kane, everyone began to contemplate. Since Kane raised this issue, efficiency and minimizing casualties are crucial.
They occasionally flipped through the docunts in front of them.
The top few pages were filled with information about the Cannibal Ghost Race, collected earlier by Kane and the Dark Servants.
After reading through it, Heideline said, "The Platinum Country possesses a Silver Mine, and we've mixed it into the arrowheads, with a shipnt already sent out, though its actual combat efficacy remains unknown."
Next to him, Bonona added, "When we covered His Majesty's attack yesterday, we tested it. As stated in the docunts, it has a suprely suppressive effect; for weaker Cannibal Ghosts, a hit is almost a guaranteed kill."
At this mont, Steel Armor said, "The Silver Enchantnt Oil His Majesty ntioned earlier has had samples created. I had the Knight Order mbers test it, and it's highly effective, imbuing ordinary weapons or magic equipnt with a silver effect to harm Cannibal Ghosts."
"The production process for Silver Enchantnt Oil isn't complex, and can be prepared by the pharmacists of the Platinum Country."
After hearing this, Bonona continued.
"If we can spread these resources widely, our forces on the front lines can fully suppress the Cannibal Ghosts.
Our soldiers could always outnumber and annihilate the enemy, and now, their lethality will only increase, even if our numbers are still less than the enemy's."
At this ti, the captain of the Holy Grail Knight Order, Abby, said, "Many soldiers have already expressed willingness to join us, although compelled by the pressure from the Cannibal Ghosts' attacks, it's a favorable sign."
The soldier factions are scattered, having been hostile toward each other in the Dungeon and before the world's devastation.
The one solace is that upon erging, their biological instincts seed to fade, preventing integration but also avoiding conflicts.
Now, so smaller soldier factions, pressured by the Cannibal Ghost attacks, have begun to defect to Kane's side.
The ergence of such signs indicates that other soldier factions, under similar external pressures, might also choose to join Kane.
Once-constraining instincts are fading in the World Ring, making them resemble a regular race ever more.
Moreover, joining external forces isn't as promising as joining Kane and his group, who share their world's origin.
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