After Ding Qi proposed his idea in the United Guild's chat group, it met with almost unanimous approval.
All the United Guild's members agreed that selling buff orbs was a safer bet than personally seeking opportunities on the fringes of the Against the Tide Border Battlefield.
And the returns were sure to be good.
The process might be a little dull, but who could turn down a steady stream of enormous amounts of sacrificial power?
Once they had reaped the benefits of this period, they could still return to their original combat structure.
And so, a sweeping restructuring of the legion rapidly began.
Guild No. 1, built around Steal, retained its existing structure while adding another 2,000 players specifically to strengthen the attributes of its Steal battle formation.
The remaining four-fifths of the players all switched to the Monster Beast Style's Taotie Path.
The entire United Guild instantly took on an incredibly uniform appearance, with almost everyone becoming a walking blood bank.
The reason was simple: their endurance directly determined their earnings.
As long as the No. 2 "power bank" legion supplied enough energy, Guild No. 1 could maintain several Steal traits simultaneously, stealing buff orbs from different targets and selling them to multiple top guild clients at once.
It was like building a massive reservoir and power station at the source of a river of gold.
Their endurance was the reservoir's capacity and the generators' output.
The greater the capacity and output, the more golden currents they could convert at once, naturally bringing a significant increase in returns.
In essence, what they sold was not buff orbs, but "electricity."
Those top guilds, meanwhile, used the combat boost sustained by that electricity to power their gold-mining equipment and prospect on the fringes of the Against the Tide Border Battlefield.
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