A different world game? A different world game!

In meeting.

The conversation continued
"We had already started the Adventurers' Home project before the war broke out, but at that time we only did some basic preparations."

"We did not have enough manpower on each continent, and only set up adventurer's homes in some large cities, important cities and transportation routes. The coverage was actually very limited."

"At present, the main Night Watch forces are concentrated in the eastern district of the City of the Ring."

"Even though the core buildings are nearing completion, we not only need to consider the daily rest arrangements for the Night Watchmen, but also dispatch them to various parts of the continent. This will take a considerable amount of time..."

Salika did not elaborate further, only touching on the subject briefly.

But everyone present understood that this was not something that could be accomplished in a month or two.

"Fool, even if we increase the number of wishes, you still have to make a vow to receive a blessing. Just the news spreading throughout the world will take a considerable amount of time. Besides, we don't necessarily have to make a big fuss about it..."

Upon hearing Popper's words, Blake retorted, "No, this is a major ceremony that must be witnessed by all parties and cannot be completed quietly."

"This is a big event for the Night's Watch, and it is equally significant for the world. This is a golden opportunity for us to send the Night's Watch's voice to the world, and we must not let it slip by."

That makes sense. In fact, we had already considered sending out invitations during the initial preparations.

“The invitation from the elves has already been sent out. This is a rare opportunity for the long-divided elven forces to gather together for exchanges,” Maxim said from the side.

Sergio nodded in agreement: "That's right, I've already sent out an invitation, and the Silver Dwarf King will lead a delegation here."

Well, it seems this ceremony has to be a grand affair.

As Kana's adjutant, Alyris, who often accompanied Kana, had a more thorough understanding of the overall situation.

She said, "It's perfectly fine to let people make wishes first, and then proceed with the Adventurers' House's related actions."

"I believe you have all seen the relevant reports. The abilities you gain after making the vow are only the most basic data-driven presentation. Additional functions such as professions, channels, appraisals, and maps all require a medium for dissemination, especially the channel function."

Simply put, the Night's Watch's data-driven power system is extremely complex, a product of the integration of multiple functions.

After all, Kana has spent countless resources perfecting this system.

How could it be perfectly replicated using only a single stone?

If it were really that easy, Holy Light and Magic wouldn't have spent so much time and used so many stones to perfect their mechanics.

While the world will offer some assistance, this assistance is neither endless nor does it arise out of thin air.

That's why the Night Watch builds wonders to cleverly exploit the rules.

The mechanism capable of autonomously recognizing and bestowing power, like magic and holy light, currently only has the most basic data-driven component. And this is precisely the foundation of everything.

Other forces need to be allocated and transmitted through the Night's Watch, or more precisely, through the Night's Watch organization.

In other words, it is necessary to build power transmission devices with the Night's Watch House as the node, so as to pass on other additional abilities to those who have made the oath.

"Therefore, we can take advantage of the opportunity of the spread of power to gradually expand the Night's Watch House."

“We can plan a standard building unit and equip it with all the necessary resources. Once completed, it can quickly grant additional abilities to the adventurers who have sworn an oath.”

After Alyssa's reminder, the others present immediately became more alert.

“That’s right, we can establish a ranking system, or rather, a contribution system, based on this system. We can divide these adventurers into ranks according to their abilities, and then assign different functions according to their ranks.” “Speaking of which, didn’t Kana propose a similar ranking system before?”

The group then engaged in a lively discussion and quickly sketched out a general framework.

At this point, Cana nodded in satisfaction. After all, these people had been members of the Night's Watch for quite some time, and their minds should be sharp enough.

Once the general framework was established, the next step was dealing with various details. These didn't require Cana's personal involvement.

So, meetings of all sizes were held throughout the city, and the Night's Watch was busy again. It seemed that the end of the war had not made them much more relaxed.

……

"Why? I refuse to accept this! You can't punish me like this!" At this moment, the knight, who was being led to the execution platform, shouted loudly.

Below the stage, a large number of soldiers and warriors witnessed this scene. However, their superior officer—the regimental commander—remained indifferent and unconcerned.

Standing next to the Grand Master was the knight's adjutant.

"Why? They're just a bunch of lowly people, and besides, they're our enemies. How could we kill them if they dared to defy us?" The knight was utterly bewildered.

In his view, wasn't this always the case during wartime? Why was he being punished now of all times? Who had he offended?

He looked at the adjutant, recalling the adjutant's earlier advice to dissuade him.

"It's no use." The adjutant shook his head helplessly.

Amidst the knight's agonizing screams, the Grand Master gave the order. Instantly, over a dozen heads rolled. Many more soldiers involved had already been hanged outside.

The Grand Commander once again stepped onto the execution platform, surrounded by headless corpses.

"I hereby reiterate the order from the Kingdom: During the war, all soldiers are strictly prohibited from harassing civilians. They must not kill civilians indiscriminately if they surrender, and looting after victory is strictly forbidden."

"I hope you will keep this order in mind this time. I do not wish to have the opportunity to preside over your executions again."

Only after the chief commander left did the crowd begin to whisper and make noise.

They hadn't expected the order to be enforced so strictly. They'd always thought it was just empty talk from the kingdom's civil officials, but this time it was for real.

The adjutant turned to leave, but before he had taken more than a few steps, the two knights from before approached him.

“I recently heard that the kingdom will be sending an envoy to Lebia, and they are currently selecting knights to accompany them. What do you think…”

Hearing this, the adjutant glanced at them and said, "Don't even think about it. Can't you see I'm still standing here?"

"Sigh, it seems there's no chance."

"Moreover, your information is too outdated. The mission has already set off and may have already left the port."

"What? So fast? Damn it, he sold me fake news."

Another knight beside him said, "This can't really be considered fake news, it's just outdated."

"Isn't this just fake news? What's the use of news that's past its expiration date? He charged me a full fifteen gold coins, fifteen of them!"

"So many? Then you might as well draw your sword and go chop him down." (End of Chapter)