Bodyguard Arc
Zhang Heng had already booked plane tickets and a hotel in Greenland, and he had also hired a local translator online.
Greenland's official language was Greenlandic. In addition, because one-sixth of its population was of Danish descent, some people also spoke Danish. Unfortunately, although Zhang Heng now knew eight languages, neither of those was on his list.
So if he wanted to move around Greenland—at least anywhere people lived—he still needed a translator.
Zhang Heng filtered through several resumes on a travel website, then used his Normal Distribution Selection Method to directly roll a girl named Song Jia. Zhang Heng looked over her resume again and found that she was mixed-race. Her maternal grandfather was Chinese, giving her one-quarter Chinese ancestry, while Song Jia's grandmother was Inuit.
That gave her Chinese, Danish, and Inuit heritage. She was still in graduate school and worked as a translator to earn money for a used car. Her resume was very clean. After reading it, Zhang Heng called her directly, explained the services he needed, and agreed on the fee.
After hanging up, Zhang Heng spent several more days purchasing supplies that might be useful in Greenland. Then he checked the time. There was only a little over a day left before the Proxy War instance ended, and the fight for positions on the official rankings had also reached a fever pitch.
Tenma, who had previously held first place, had already fallen to ninth. First place now belonged to Guanghu's guild leader, February Siege, with an astonishing 2,892 points. The second- and third-ranked players right behind him were also from Guanghu, causing another uproar on the forums.
Of The Three Great Guilds, Silver Wings had the longest history, while Second Front had the most members—nearly as many as the other two combined.