Are the Succubus Spa and Big Bird Spin Bar... Even Legal?
After causing a fuss for a while, Eileen finally settled down and remembered why she had come in the first place.
"Want to join our Player Guild?"
Even if she was unwilling, Eileen could only accept reality and get straight to the point. Perhaps worried Cheng Tian might misunderstand, she added an explanation before he could respond.
"We're not the kind of mandatory guild with gang-like rules. We're more like a bunch of independent players sticking together. More friends means more options. Sometimes you might have something you can't move through your own connections, but someone in this group might have the right channels. There's also dungeon information and such. A lot of Veteran Players paid for that information with their lives and might not have shared it even when they died. But here, as long as your price is right, people are generally happy to share."
"Any hard requirements?"
"Yes. White Name. If you become a Red Name while participating in the guild, we cut ties immediately, regardless of the reason."
"Hmm..."
Cheng Tian neither agreed nor disagreed.
"What's the guild called?"
"Full Sky Stars."
There was no official system guild contract. After agreeing to join, Cheng Tian was merely pulled into an anonymous Chosen Player group by Eileen using her invitation privileges. Real personal IDs were not displayed there. It was simply a chat group, not one of those guilds structured like an otherworldly adventure party.
The Full Sky Stars guild group was not very large. Including Cheng Tian, who had just been invited, there were only a little over twenty people. Around half had already completed this month's trial, and the players still remaining in the space welcomed him with the verbal enthusiasm of a pack