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While several Players were discussing the matter, Anvis and his group had already arrived at the headquarters of Light and Shadow, the player guild under the White Light Club.

After meeting the local branch manager, Anvis explained his purpose and handed over the "personal letter" he had just written.

The general contents of the letter were that, with the Empire's full-scale civil war steadily approaching, the Fourth Princess needed more manpower to prepare.

As a friend of the Fourth Princess, Fiona Olivenndi, the lord of Star Territory, was likewise secretly contributing to this matter. At Anvis's suggestion, Fiona intended to introduce these "brave and fearless" powerful warriors to the Fourth Princess.

If they agreed, someone would come to contact them soon and discuss the details of their cooperation.

After confirming that the information was accurate, the manager did not dare neglect the matter. While hosting Anvis and the other two, he hurriedly notified the club's plot analysis team to discuss how they should respond.

The Empire's civil war was unquestionably the main storyline of the upcoming version. Which faction to join, how to join it, and when to join it all required careful consideration.

The reasoning was simple: the treatment received by those who sought admission themselves would certainly not compare to an invitation extended by the other party. Moreover, directly pledging allegiance to a faction leader would surely bring better terms than joining one of that leader's subordinates.

But the problem was that, according to the plot analysis department, the Fourth Princess's faction was clearly weaker than the First Prince's.

Though providing help in a time of need was better than adding flowers to brocade, compared to these top-tier Native powers, the influence they could exert was still quite limited. If the Fourth Princess ultimately failed, they would lose