Many Blueprint Worlds had now been incorporated into Blue Star's system.
As such, any player with a Blue Star Civilization pass could choose to use "Blue Star Civilization" as their suffix. This meant that players from other civilizations could also participate in Qin Feng's Chaos Challenge.
For example, Three Thousand Immortal Sounds could choose either her original civilization's suffix or the "Blue Star Civilization" suffix, effectively belonging to two civilizations at once.
Not only during the Chaos Challenge, but in many everyday situations as well, she received the same treatment as players from Blue Star Civilization.
So Qin Feng had plenty of options.
But if possible, Qin Feng naturally wanted to prioritize choosing people from within Blue Star Civilization.
"I'll start with Blue Star's native players."
"I'll count as one."
"Gui Ling counts as one."
"All six members of Wang Meng's team meet the requirements."
"And Late Night, Light Rain, Zhang Jinxuan, Brother Beidou, Wisp of Smoke..."
As for Great Xia, Qin Feng thought it over. Aside from himself, choosing these eleven would be enough.
One consideration was trust; another was the impact on the entire civilization after he developed someone's combat strength.
But choosing these eleven would have a negligible impact on Blue Star.
Because even without this special training, these people were already among the strongest in Blue Star Civilization.
Whether in combat strength, trustworthiness, combat talent, or other aspects, these eleven were among Great Xia's very best.
Besides, for the sake of balance, Qin Feng could not only strengthen Great Xia's players.
There were two more candidates: Sarah of Yeziguo and Stina Mosel from North America. Both fully met the requirements as well.
"That makes fourteen in total, including me."
Did Qin Feng have any personal bias in choosing these people? Of course he did.
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