Seeing Xiao Ran like this, Naza roughly understood that what he was about to say was probably the real reason he had called her here. She suppressed the slight excitement and joy brought by the final settlement bonus of thirty-five percent and looked at Xiao Ran seriously.
Then she heard Xiao Ran ask, "What do you think about the Overlord Legion's future development? As far as I know, the Overlord Legion currently follows a unified management system with high deductions. After completing a mission, members hand over most of their Merit Points for centralized distribution, with corresponding compensation if they obtain valuable or special items. Nearly all the Merit Points you personally receive are also invested back into the legion."
"I don't know exactly how many Merit Points everyone earns in each mission, and without a Faction Territory, you have no barely stable source of income. All this time, the legion has only managed to keep going rather than live comfortably. Everyone's life has been difficult, and you lack the capacity to continue expanding, or the balance would certainly be broken. As a word of advice from your current ally, how much longer do you think the Overlord Legion can continue in this state?"
Naza looked at Xiao Ran, opened her mouth, but ultimately chose silence. Just as Xiao Ran had said, the Overlord Legion was currently plagued with problems. All its members had barely managed to support the legion until now through their united and steadfast commitment, but it truly had little potential for future development. Without a Faction Territory to support it, without a fixed income, and without the conditions to freely recruit other participants into the legion, unless they found a chance to turn things around, they could only struggle in this dead end until they completely