For the first time, Gu Xi felt just how lonely it was to travel alone.
But Gu Xi also understood that whether it was Bailian City, Peixin City, or Yuanzu City, he had no way of trusting any player.
Part of that was because he had too many secrets and could not let others get close.
Another part was because he had joined the guild and immediately begun acting alone, never experiencing the influence or coordination of guild group activities.
He had not developed any friends within the guild with whom he could share life and death.
As his level rose higher and the troops under his command grew more numerous, that sense of separation naturally became stronger.
Look at the players in Yuanzu City now. Which one was not a veteran who had spent more than a decade struggling through the game? Which one did not have family and friends supporting them?
Even if Gu Xi wanted to fit in, the other players probably would not let him.
Not to mention that there was still no player capable of impressing Gu Xi enough to make him lower his head and become their lackey.
As he spoke, Gu Xi could not help but raise his head.
When would these days ever end?
I really hope time passes faster, so I can use this chance while everyone is in this world to return to the Real World, enroll somewhere, and continue my studies.
Perhaps at a new school, Gu Xi could find friends who could keep up with him.
Kru did not catch the meaning behind Gu Xi's words. He thought Gu Xi was complaining that every post-battle Summoning drained more energy than the battle itself.
He laughed. "You are just too greedy. From the way you clean up the battlefield,