Chapter 633 - A Small Competition (2/2)
It took him seven days to build the magic equipment.
Upon completion, he sent Douglas a magic cloak.
Then with this newly built equipment, he teleported to Sisilia.
In the center of the city, he found a small inn that was in a small alley, less frequented and rather secluded, based on the information left by his friends in the guild chat room.
This was F6’s secret gathering place, sought out and set up by the Rogue Husseret.
Distributing all the dragon-type equipment, Roland said, “Although I said on the forum that we don’t want to fight at the vanguard, that’s just a trick to deceive them, because I suspect that there may be someone who has actually secretly joined the side of the devils.”
“How is that possible!” Li Lin found Roland’s suspicion unbelievable.
“That’s normal,” Schuck said as he leaned against the wall with his arms across his chest. “I’ve checked the records in the Temple of Light, and every time those fiends invade, there are always traitors among the humans. And you know the character of us players; some of them just like to take a different route, not bound by concepts like good and evil.”
Li Lin still didn’t feel it was right. “But until now, no one has entered the magic gate.”
Roland shook his head and said, “I can teleport long distances and can do so across realms, other Mages might be able to as well.”
“You are the strongest Mage, no Mage in the whole server is more powerful than you.” Husseret laughed.
Roland waved his hand. “The character of our countrymen is clear to you. Many people like to amass wealth while keeping a low profile. There may be other people who also know Long-Distance Teleportation, but they just don’t talk about it, covering it up. Can you guarantee that no one does this? I don’t think I can, by myself, outperform more than fifty thousand Mages in the entire server or be smarter than all of them.”
They heard Roland say this and felt that it seemed quite reasonable.
Roland continued, “So to ensure that we are going to be the first to go in and that the information about when to go in will not be revealed, concealing information is a must. And I suspect that the first guild to reach the other side and get a firm footing may be rewarded.”
The other F6 members continued to nod, speculating that this was highly likely based on the number and type of rewards the system had issued over the past two years or so. “If the rewards can add attributes, our guild definitely has to get them.” Roland took out the magic materials. “So, I have an idea!”
Roland then began to explain the plan.
Ever since Roland appeared at the magic portal and posted the information in the forum, the large guilds started rushing to Sisilia.
The fastest of these was the Summoner girls of the Phoenix Guild.
When they moved, it was extremely loud, with the overwhelming number of summoned beasts moving in tandem.
Although they lost to Roland in the battle royale competition…
Anyone with a discerning eye could see that it wasn’t because the Phoenix Guild’s girls weren’t strong, it was because Roland was too freakishly strong.
They were, in essence, the number two guild.
In the last first three months, they had passed the test of Earl Torry of the Holy Realm and managed to establish a real, recognized guild by the game. It was not as impressive as F6 for now, but it had a lot of promise.
At least 90% of the girls had joined the Phoenix guild and become Summoners.
Only a few of the female players who were faithful to a certain profession chose something else to play.
They didn’t care if their profession was strong or not, they just liked it.
It wasn’t something that could be bought with gold.
In addition to the Phoenix Guild, Moon Shadow, Cornucopia, the Church of Garland, and Silver Wings, which had rebuilt its guild, and other guilds with some ability had all gathered in Sisilia.
Around the teleportation magic gate, there were already nearly twenty thousand players waiting at this time.
The people from Cornucopia were also mixed among them.
Charles sat on a mound of dirt, surrounded by people from his guild, but even so, he kept his voice low.
“I believe that as long as a guild is the first to get a firm foothold in the Realm of Devils and establish a bridgehead, then the entire guild is bound to receive a great system reward.” Charles looked around at the guild members with resignation on his face that was impossible to ignore. “This is not only my reasoning but that of all the guild chairmen. We are all clear about one thing> no matter which guild it is, the first one to enter the teleportation magic gate will definitely be attacked the hardest.”
The guild members nodded. This was something they could guess and understand. The Realm of Devils had assembled thousands of soldiers near the portal and not for nothing.
“It turns out that we weren’t qualified to participate in such a competition.” Charles revealed a smile. “But with Roland’s help, we immediately gained thirteen Elites who are close to Master and four Master combat professionals. I have to say, Roland is quite the mascot for the surrounding people.” The members of the Cornucopia all laughed aloud.
Charles continued, “Right now, our guild, although not at tier zero, is at least tier one. If we can take the reward, we might be able to jump to tier zero. At that time, our strength will rise again. We might be able to reach tier zero, and although it definitely won’t be as good as those girls of the Phoenix Guild, it will ensure that we will not be bullied by random people anymore when we do business. So, for the sake of wealth, we have to participate in this competition.”
“What should I do then?” a member asked.
“Stay close to F6, they’ll more than likely be the first to enter the portal.” Charles pointed to the magic portal in the distance. “Then crowd out the others that come. First, have our combatants follow F6 into the magic portal, then the rest of us block the front of the portal and try to stop them from entering it for a short time. F6 will definitely be heavily targeted by the devils, then our combatants will break through quickly. If two or three of us escape and survive for a while, I think we should be able to get the reward.”
“Can the chairman guarantee that if we survive for a while, we’ll get the reward?”
“No, but we can try, and it won’t be considered too much of a loss anyway.” Businessmen have always been adventurous, and Charles inherited this trait perfectly.
Just as Charles finished speaking, two flashes of light suddenly appeared in front of the magic gate, followed by Roland and Schuck appearing at the same time.
As soon as Charles saw them, he immediately jumped up. “Quick, they’re here, act according to the plan… How come there are only two of them? No matter, charge over.”
As a result, they had just stood up, only to find that there were more people around them standing up almost at the same time.
Then they looked at each other and found that these people who stood up were the main force of the major guilds, who had previously hidden in the crowd… They immediately understood it all.
Sh*t! So you guys also had this idea.
At that moment, they charged forward frantically. Some used the Charge, others used the Leap Slash.
Those who were slower to follow immediately went to pull the lapels of those who rushed past them from other guilds.
Then a chorus of curses rang out from the crowd.
It was chaos.
As soon as Roland and Schuck appeared, they immediately headed for the teleportation magic array without any hesitation or lingering