After all, it was artificially made. It was understandable for the quality to be a little lacking.
The limited number of "licenses," coupled with the "allowances" issued by the Hunter's Guild, were simply too tempting.
Even the Old Hunters who had always been indifferent to fame and fortune were somewhat tempted.
Of course, most of them had already lost their ambition to compete, so the flames burning within them quickly died down.
Yet even without them, there were still quite a few Old Hunters heading to the Imperial Capital.
At the same time, countless Registered Hunters who had received rumors through unofficial channels also began making their way to the Imperial Capital.
Less than six hours after the "license" incident began to spread, the number of people entering the Imperial Capital had already exceeded four digits.
Most of them were unfamiliar faces, and the areas where they usually operated were dangerous cities stationed in the wilderness.
Fortunately, the Imperial Capital had undergone three rounds of reconstruction. Otherwise, the sudden influx of Registered Hunters would inevitably have caused trouble.
Yet it seemed that no one dared to make trouble.
No matter how bold they were, they could not possibly ignore Yuwen Chengdu atop the city walls.
His towering, iron-tower-like figure and the occasional arcs of electricity flashing across his Golden Armor radiated danger every moment.
Just closing the distance between them slightly gave people the illusion of suffocation.
The Imperial Palace, Tai Chi Hall.
Xiao Tianyang sat before his desk as five neatly arranged files were flipped through at the same time.
Xin'er, standing to his left, found it somewhat strange.
Whenever Xiao Tianyang wanted to know something, he usually gathered the information himself, picked out the important parts, and had her tell him about them.
It was not as though