In the end, Xiao Ran failed to successfully issue a quest to himself. He had Chairman Baen, whom he had already controlled, issue a quest to him and Miasma to save the world and eliminate the Ira Organization and Papal Hall, but True Game did not recognize it. Xiao Ran could only shrug and abandon the idea.
However, Xiao Ran did not think it was entirely impossible. It was more likely that some condition had not been met, making it incompatible with True Game's quest-issuing mechanism. If it did not work this time, there would be another chance. Hadn't he managed it in World of Warcraft before? Xiao Ran felt that for a quest to be recognized, it first had to truly exist in reality; there had to be such a necessity. Then, the person issuing the quest had to willingly offer something as a reward. That was probably about it. There would be plenty of opportunities to slowly experiment with the specifics later.
After resting for a day at the Argentum Trade Guild, Xiao Ran stood on the topmost deck of the guild's ship the next day, enjoying the sea breeze. Miasma, dressed in a white robe with gold trim, sat directly in the chair beside him.
"People from the Ira Organization have arrived."
The night before, Miasma had introduced Xiao Ran to the quests in this world, such as the two Aetheriums, the World Tree, and the gods that existed here. It gave Xiao Ran a more thorough understanding of this world's intelligence than the materials alone could provide.
The Ira Organization was an organization established entirely by core Blades. Blades were originally cube-shaped cores that possessed many different forms, wielded different types of weapons, and held powerful strength. Depending on their rarity, the lowest-grade Blades generally appeared