No force present understood the importance of the Guild Creation Token better than the Imperial Stream Court and Chang Sheng Tian.
The importance of team skills went without saying. As long as they were used properly, they could play a crucial role even in battles at the Immortal Lord level. But compared with the hidden benefits of the Guild Creation Token, team skills were utterly insignificant.
The greatest significance of the Guild Creation Token lay in its ability to greatly reduce the internal strife of a large force!
A guild had three major characteristics. First, aside from the guild leader possessing final authority over personnel, anyone else who joined the guild could not even voluntarily leave. Second, members of the same guild could not harm one another. Third, guild members could precisely identify one another, making impersonation impossible.
These three characteristics meant that even if factions were rife within a guild and conflicts abounded, all struggles would be restricted to a certain degree. Even an Immortal Lord could not kill a Foundation Establishment member of his guild simply because that person had offended him. Compared with other forces with strict hierarchies and clearly defined distinctions between superior and inferior, guild organizations were undoubtedly more vibrant. Their lower-level members were also more likely to grow, while peripheral members who had yet to join a guild would inevitably take pride in becoming guild members.
Chang Sheng Tian's [Great Snow Mountain Swordsman] and the Imperial Stream Court's [Water Mansion Scholar]—which one of them was not superior to others wherever they went?
Thus, when faced with the requests of the Fire Worship Cult and the Dragon Poem Clan, Chang Sheng Tian and the Imperial Stream Court had both maintained ambiguous attitudes without giving a definite answer. Setting aside keeping the Guild Creation Token in