Players

While Joshua waited for his other teammates to log into "Holy Spirit," he opened the gaming section of the Spellcaster Forum.

As an administrator of the Spellcaster Forum, Joshua directly entered the official webpage for "Warcraft." According to the backend data report, "Warcraft" had sold a full 210,000 copies so far.

With the standard edition of each copy of "Warcraft" priced at five gold coins, the money earned from the standard edition alone would be enough for Ciri to live without a care for the rest of her life.

"Do Holy Spirit Players make up about half?"

Joshua looked again. There were currently around a hundred thousand users online, and nearly half of them were fighting on the Battlefield of the Holy Spirit.

On Earth, sales like this could only be called a small-scale game, but in a world where online transactions had only just begun, the number was enough to satisfy Joshua. Besides, it was still climbing rapidly.

Joshua checked the messages in the Movie Club. After he sent out an invitation to play together, many familiar names popped up throughout the Movie Club, including a certain Saintess from the Holy Church Country.

Do you still have room?

He... Lady Liya, there is a document that requires your review. Please stop fooling around.

Messiah, help me write it! Kindler of the Flame, invite me to the party!

Joshua watched this Saintess relentlessly selling cuteness in the council with a blank expression. Through her disguise, she had successfully become something like the group's darling within the council.

While livening up the atmosphere, she could also earn the favor of the others in the council. Joshua had always been wary of the Saintess's actions, since he did not consider her an ally.

"She's still playing this game?"

The Dark Elf stood