Meow Brother had barely wasted a moment. After completing his Oak Knight class change, he posted everything he had gathered about the Avalon Church's power system on the forum. Just as expected, it became the hottest thread of the day.
The elusive administrator Alpha even marked the thread as featured, making it stand out among all the other forum posts.
It happened to be the time when players were forced offline by their game helmets after sleep mode ended. This was another feature players had discovered about the helmets.
Apparently, it was to help players maintain a clear distinction between reality and virtual reality. After every eight hours of game time, the helmets would force players offline for thirty minutes before allowing them to reconnect.
It was quite necessary.
After all, players still had to get up, wash their faces, use the bathroom, eat breakfast, and get ready for work or school, right?
Murphy wanted to recruit a bunch of cute, dependable, and tough little players, but he had no interest in gathering a bunch of middle-aged and elderly gaming addicts.
For a beta administrator, ensuring the players' physical and mental well-being was also an important part of the job.
Back to the thread itself.
As one of the two major factions currently open to players, the Avalon Church had long been a topic of great interest to lore fans and meticulous researchers.
Some busybodies led by Lumina had even been searching the game for information about the Avalon Church and compiling it in a dedicated thread. But because of the game's current progress, information about the Avalon Church from before the Ten-Year War was still scarce.
From a gameplay perspective, though, the appearance of Witch Hunters and Oak Apprentices had offered another diverse option for players who weren't interested