After paying 13,500 gold in one go, the beautiful NPC handed Shi Feng a land deed.
With this land deed, Stone Forest Town would become Shi Feng's private property. He could build anything he wanted within the town's boundaries without any further restrictions.
"Now I finally have some capital." Shi Feng was overjoyed as he looked at the deed to Stone Forest Town.
There were countless guilds in God's Domain. To gain a firm foothold, a guild needed a Guild Residence. To truly flourish, however, it needed its own guild town.
A guild was a massive machine, and keeping it running required a huge amount of funds.
Although trading firms were highly profitable in the early stages, they were insignificant compared to guild towns. Goods in trading firms were bought and sold using gold coins, but as players' levels rose, there would be more and more ways to earn gold, making it increasingly easy to obtain. Its value would continuously decline as a result.
A guild town was different.
Since all kinds of buildings could be freely constructed within a town, its business models were far more diverse. Unlike NPC towns, which only accepted gold as currency, guild towns could also accept Credit Points and offered far more entertainment.
In God's Domain, NPC cities had many restrictions. It was extremely difficult for players to purchase their own houses and shops, but guild towns did not require such complicated procedures. As long as one had money, that was enough.
Not to mention that guild towns were generally located in inconvenient areas, allowing players to save time on rest and recuperation.
Especially a town with such an excellent location as Stone Forest Town. It could easily draw in a massive number of players, and its daily traffic would likely surpass even White