All of Zero Wing's core members had gathered in the third-floor conference room of the Star Mark Trading Company.
Compared to other guilds, Zero Wing was far better off. Other guilds usually gathered in temporary rooms at the Adventurers' Association, which could accommodate very few people. Otherwise, they had to spend a large sum to book out taverns or restaurants—something only large guilds could afford.
"Guild Leader, all preparations for tomorrow's recruitment have been completed. Now we only need to wait for the guild residence to be finished before we can begin. Also, everyone can look over this detailed division of duties to see exactly what they need to do." Water Rose displayed the relevant tasks on the system screen embedded in the conference table and explained them one by one.
Water Rose had long been preparing for Zero Wing's recruitment drive. However, considering the large number of players arriving from other cities, she had made even more preparations and refined the guild's rules and benefits. This would allow the suddenly expanded Zero Wing to swiftly absorb the newcomers without overburdening the guild's operations.
Everyone was astonished when they saw it.
The plan Water Rose had laid out was simply too detailed. It was practically a textbook. The section on Zero Wing's benefits alone filled more than ten pages. Moreover, to guard against spies from other guilds, she had made careful arrangements: only by continually rising through Zero Wing's ranks could members learn more detailed information about the guild's benefits and intelligence.
Even so, the benefits visible to even Zero Wing's outermost members were enough to tempt anyone.
"No way. There are actually a full 150 private guild rooms available for rent. I thought having seven or eight would already be impressive."
"That's only a benefit for ordinary members. Look