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After the voice in his mind faded, Winnie gave Xiao Ran a slight bow. Once she straightened up, she spoke softly. "From this moment onward, I officially become the Burning Legion's liaison officer. You may ask me about any matters related to the legion, and within the permitted scope, I can assist you in resolving certain legion-related issues. But only assist."
"You may place absolute trust in me, because I will never reveal any secrets concerning you or your legion."
"Let me offer you some advice. A legion's strength is absolutely not the work of one person, but the result of every member's combined efforts. Contributions and rewards do not necessarily need to be perfectly balanced, but it is best if they are relatively balanced. Before recruiting new members, first establish supplementary rules in addition to the unalterable basic rules, and determine everything related to the legion's internal ranks."
A legion's basic rules were much like the rules for forming a team, restricting the code of conduct for legion members. However, they were somewhat more relaxed in certain areas, such as voluntary joining and leaving. Yet in a Mission World, ordinary legion members generally had no right to exercise such freedom. Even the Legion Leader could not casually expel legion members within a Mission World.
However, members could not do anything harmful to the legion they had joined. In that regard, it was the same as team rules. In other words, there were no spies, traitors, or Infernal Affairs-style schemes among participants in Prometheus.
These basic rules formed the core code of a legion and could not be altered. Supplementary rules, however, could be added by a legion's leader for their own legion. Supplementary rules carried the same enforcement authority as core