The disciple stared blankly at Wen Nan's resolute departure and couldn't come back to his senses for a long time.
Wen Nan left the teahouse, crossed the still-crowded street outside, and headed toward the southeast corner.
Earlier, he had carefully read through the guild introduction and the members' rights and obligations in the invitation.
As one of the Six Great Guilds, the terms of The Scattered Wind and Water were presumably quite fair—at least, most players here considered them fair.
In fact, the section on member benefits sounded extremely tempting—
[Members may use the Private Domains in all 3,172 of The Scattered Wind and Water's offices. Within a guild Private Domain, members may still use their skills, talents, and equipped items, without being restricted by the rules of the Game Lobby. All public facilities in the Private Domain, including teahouses, swimming pools, and gyms, are free for members. Food and drinks in restaurants and cafés are also complimentary.]
[Members may travel freely between 2,088 Game Lobbies. In addition to convenient travel, they may choose their own game instances. The guild has currently unlocked as many as 3,000 instances. As long as they meet the level requirements, members may choose a suitable theme to enter at any time, according to their interests and needs.]
[The guild has established a mature and varied equipment library, with more than 30,000 pieces of equipment. All members may borrow equipment at will.]
[Members who use the guild's electronic membership card to shop at any public business are entitled to a 10% discount.]
The invitation listed dozens of member benefits, but just those four were more than enough to tempt Wen Nan.
Members could freely use their equipment and skills in their own Private Domains? So Yellow Hair had suddenly disappeared earlier because the disciple had