Chapter 68 - Guild - Lighthouse

Chapter 68: Chapter 67: Guild - LighthouseSu Ming’an clicked on the Ending Collection.

The vast majority of Players who passed did so by following the rules methodically, they fought each other in the hotel, completely untouched by the truth, living under the mysteries of White City, and achieved a false HE (loving each other). A few chose not to enter the Inner City, they learned some truths by visiting the slums and achieved NE (Outer City Explorers).

The Perfect Pass routes were divided into peaceful, forceful, and hidden.

Mizushima Kawa Sora, Eni, Hubert, and others followed the peaceful route, choosing to uncover the secrets of White City while dealing with Players. After finding Nuoliya’s re

Old Boss Rabbit seemed quite keen on dividing humanity, not just Players, but also roles like Supervisors and Observers, and perhaps others... Yuanyuan might have become such an existence.

Su Ming’an put these thoughts aside and opened the Guild interface.

Instantly, countless guild invitations popped up all over the interface, all inviting him to join their guilds.

The invitations were so numerous, he couldn’t shuffle through them fast enough. These invitations showed some sincerity, some almost begged to offer everything just for him to join, and others were playful in nature. After setting "Do Not Accept Any Guild Invitations", Su Ming’an planned to close the Guild interface.

"Dingdong!"

Su Ming’an typed a "No". After sending the message, he realized his current ID was adorned with an astonishingly large gold No. 1 label, a bright white Number One Player label, and two stars representing a Perfect Pass.

"Dingdong!"

"Ding-dong!"

"Ding-dong!"

Lv Shu acted swiftly, and after several system pings, Su Ming’an saw the guild interface.

[Management: (President) Lv Shu

(Vice Presidents) Eni, Mizushima Kawa Sora

(Ministers) Su Shi, Xiao Xiao, Hubert, Edward, Edron, Avril, Alauddin, Gad...]

Su Ming’an browsed the member information. With over ten thousand members, it was impossible to go through all, but the first few were well-known figures on the world rankings.

The guild seemed to not have any substantial function; it mainly served as a contact system, making it easier for members to trade, more cohesive, and more convenient to form teams.

Just like a regular online game, the guild chat was bustling:

Suddenly, the system panel chimed "Ding-dong."