Dusk, around six o'clock.
At the Adventurer Inn on the busiest main street in Adventurer Town on the first floor, the entire fourth-floor private dining area had been reserved.
Su Mo stood by the window, gazing down at the bustling streets.
With Fluorescent Lamps regulating the brightness, night was also approaching here, leaving only the last trace of light spilling across the earth.
Yet no outsiders entered, and no natural disasters disturbed the place.
At this moment, the streets were still packed with people and vehicles. Most people walked slowly along both sides of the road with smiles on their faces.
It was obvious that the people living here felt far happier than those outside.
"The person who built this place is truly a genius. What a perfect system." Su Mo picked up the teacup beside the window and took a light sip, sighing.
The biggest problem with the Adventurers' Alliance was its loose system, which made it impossible to centralize power.
Every top adventurer had all kinds of bonds and concerns that were difficult to resolve.
This town, however, had brought tens or even hundreds of thousands of adventurers together, forming a stable group.
Adventurers whose families already lived here had to keep completing missions outside to gather enough mission points to renew their stay.
Those who still wanted to bring their families in had to complete even more missions to accumulate the qualifications to enter.
With both measures working together, the results were astonishingly good.
"A system like this can only be implemented by a loose alliance like ours. And without the Super Terminal, it would be nothing more than a castle in the air." Su Deben walked over from behind, picked up the teapot, and refilled Su Mo's cup.
The tea was clear and bright, with several