"No matter what, I want to give it a try." Toni looked full of anticipation.
As for how many Points she had, she was already used to spending money lavishly. Even though she didn't have many Points on hand, she really had no intention of saving them.
Why have Points if I'm not going to use them?
"If you really want to go, I suggest choosing one or two partners to enter with you and splitting the Points needed to open the world. That way, you can save some," Nagato reminded her again. "Also, you only need a lot of Points the first time you open it. After that, entering again will only consume the Points needed for ordinary teleportation."
"So, doesn't that mean we can choose a world as our rear fortress?" Toni immediately understood another use for this rule.
"That's true, but it would be meaningless." Nagato shook his head, then emphasized, "Don't overlook your islands in the Merchant Guild. After the Merchant Guild's reform, those islands essentially serve as your bases. They're connected to many future member activities. Otherwise, why would Senior Members spend so many Points expanding and developing their islands?"
Those words made every one of the ten trainee Auditors look a little more serious.
They really hadn't paid much attention to their islands.
The reason was simple.
All around them were members who seemed extremely powerful. Staying there constantly reminded them of their own weakness, which genuinely made them feel insecure.
However, meetings between Guilds would indeed be held on the islands.
After all, all the members of the same Guild could link their islands together.
"In that case." Toni looked around at the members. "Does anyone want to go with me?"
"I will." Orochimaru stood up. "However, I want to go to a