The Eerie Game forum's homepage was flooded with posts containing the keyword "Unnamed Guild."
Qi Si had kept things fairly confidential—though mainly because the guild had too few members. All Players knew was the server-wide announcement when the guild was founded, along with the manually entered information displayed at the very bottom of the rankings.
Some expressed anticipation and curiosity. The name "Unnamed Guild" sounded amusing enough and fit the hedonistic trend spreading through the Ruins of Sunset lately. These people were more than happy to join a new guild for the excitement, and perhaps even become founding members.
Others expressed concern and mourned the situation. They styled themselves as people of insight, most skilled at discussing conspiracy theories. Every other word out of their mouths was "inside information," and they proposed possibilities including, but not limited to, "established guilds harvesting new guilds" and "established guilds creating shell guilds for experiments."
A small number of people showed impressive memories and noticed the name Qi Si had entered in the vice president field.
#Personal Prediction: The Most Extraordinary Member of Unnamed Guild Is the Vice President Called "Si Qi"#
[1st Floor (OP): You probably feel the same way. The name "Si Qi" is too distinctive and uncommon; the odds of a duplicate name are extremely low. If it looks familiar, then you must have actually encountered it before.
The moment OP saw this name, I felt something was off, so I used the forum's advanced search. Turns out he was the rookie player who was parasitized by the Puppeteer in the Sea of Hopelessness Instance and supposedly eventually broke free of its control.
Why do I say he's extraordinary? The matter of the Sea of Hopelessness hasn't actually ended. There are only two possible outcomes.
First, Si Qi never broke free