T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 170, page 169: I took Kshatriya from the limited-edition gacha pool?
It wasn't until she got to interact with her fans that she realized she actually had quite a few inside jokes.

Because she primarily targets kidneys during guild battles and skillfully replicates this strategy when progressing through story missions, a particular image frequently appears in community discussions about her.

The boundary between reality and illusion is what others perceive as the enemy's vital points; almost all key areas on the image are marked in red.

When it was time to get into bed, the picture only showed one kidney.

This has even been hotly debated on foreign online communities. Due to his skillful techniques and adept movements, some people once suspected that he was actually a medical student in real life.

However, the most eye-catching joke at the meet-and-greet was the big black rat.

This nickname was first given to her by Jiang Heyi. As time went by, it gradually spread, and many people even had the wrong impression that she had chosen the ratmen.

A dark elf was in bed, and the fans who came to interact with her were all wearing mouse ear hair accessories and wanted her to wear them too.

"I chose the Dark Elf."

"Sigh, isn't it a ratman?"

After correcting several people, I realized that they weren't just joking, but genuinely believed it, which left me stunned.

These players are well-versed in their exploits and are not casual gamers. The exquisite poster behind them even depicts the slender ears of the blanket. Why is that?

Could it be meme contamination?
"Sister Bed, I want to see you take a photo with the Tea Master."

"Uh, that might be a bit difficult."

The line to interact with the orange tea had already turned two corners. Not to mention Jiang Heyi, the president, no one in the entire venue was more popular than her.

The good fortune associated with orange tea is inexhaustible; you can get a share just by shaking hands. There are quite a few people who come with the idea of ​​getting good luck and mystical blessings, and people flock to her group to check in.

"Tea Master, I heard that your family background wasn't very good. Now that you have a share of the game revenue, what's the first thing you want to do?"

The content creator who finally reached the front of the queue quickly took the opportunity to conduct an interview.

Without hesitation, Orange Tea said, "We'll renovate our old house and buy a bigger one if they want to move to the city."

My parents are completely clueless about electronic products, and they only learned how to use mobile payment in the last two years.

Orange Tea had mentioned beforehand that there would be an offline event tonight, but they probably won't be able to see it.

Although everyone says she has incredible luck, Orange Tea doesn't feel it in her daily life.

Perhaps, the healthy body given to her by her parents has already exhausted all her good fortune.

Does the Tea Master have someone he likes?

"Huh?" Orange Tea shook her head repeatedly, "No, no, no, I just started college."

Jiang Heyi had already anticipated the somewhat "clear" orange tea, and this issue was exactly what he had taken into account.

Orange Tea smiled slightly: "For topics about love, you can ask our Chairman Potato. He's quite experienced now."

In the eyes of community players, the biggest contributor to crossing the line between virtual and reality, guild leader, virtual romance VLOG protagonist, Cyber ​​Potato Jiang Heyi, has become the target of concentrated attacks.

"What's it like to date a siren?"

Jiang Heyi glanced at the fries beside him, who was forced to put on a cool and aloof act to cooperate with the fans.

"She's so sweet. Kesha perfectly fits my ideal girlfriend criteria. We can't wait to get married."

"But she's just a virtual character after all. Aren't you afraid of investing too much emotion and becoming unable to let go?"

“Are we going to give up on trying it just because we’re afraid? We can’t throw the baby out with the bathwater.” Jiang Heyi said helplessly, “Wake up. If you knew how proactive she was, you would be willing to do it even if you couldn’t tell the difference in the future.”

"Potatoes will grow. This is my game information. What I'm about to say might be a bit long."

This is a player named [Flying Dragon Licking the Ground].

The guild that Flying Dragon Licks the Ground was very lucky. A month and a half ago, they triggered the Great Snow Mountain Quest in Narum, which, according to the timeline, was around the boundary between the real and virtual worlds.

Given their terrible equipment at the time, they waited until the guild war ended, drew lots, and collected materials to barely exchange for half a set of purple gear for each person before officially venturing into the Great Snow Mountain.

Due to factors such as individual skill and equipment, they were stuck in the Great Snow Mountain quest for a long time.

Landon, who was being relentlessly attacked by the boundary between the real and the virtual, and repeatedly mocked for not being an 8th-tier player, was seen as a god of war by them.

After a difficult victory over Langdon, they found the anti-magic fragments and handed over their spoils as per the normal storyline. However, Narum Manor refused to provide the corresponding reward.

Upon hearing this, Jiang Heyi couldn't help but cover his forehead.

How can there be such an honest person?

However, if Mint hadn't repeatedly reminded them of the special nature of the anti-magic materials, they might have remained just as naive and innocent.

The allure of ten Stardust Grains was enough to tempt these ordinary, clumsy players who were licking the ground with dragons to risk everything. So they made the same choice as those at the boundary between reality and illusion—to transform into the Fourth Calamity and erupt on the spot.

The moment the butler turned his back on them, they took him hostage.

Once the Stardust enters the backpack, even if they die and leave, the items belong to them.

Their goal is to find out the location of the Stardust, and touch it to turn their lives around.

Hearing this, it seems like just an unremarkable little story, full of the helplessness of ordinary players in the game, and the cunning and agility after transforming into the Fourth Calamity.

"What do you mean, you've seen Ksha, but he suddenly disappeared?"

When the people first kidnapped the steward, a chubby vampire and a beautiful sea siren appeared.

The sea siren, who disdained to introduce herself, spoke as if the dragon licking the ground and the others were just troublemakers who were disrupting her lazy daily routine.

He casually recited a few lines, and the small team that the flying dragon licked the ground was wiped out on the spot.

It wasn't until the video from the boundary between the virtual and real worlds was released that they learned the name of the Siren for the first time.

Without the Gluttonous Avatar, an eighth-tier Siren destroying a group of players is almost as easy as destroying a single player; both are effortless.
Feeling the vast difference in strength, the Flying Dragon Licking Ground team had to take another half month to prepare, but the allure of the Star Sands spurred them on to continue their charge.

If you fail to complete the Great Snow Mountain storyline, you can spend materials to reset it.

Last night, they entered the dungeon for the second time and once again reached the same progress as before. Since they already knew that Ksha was a romanceable character, many in the team had high expectations for this dungeon run, hoping to gain something through the Fourth Scourge's cleverness.

However, this time, the one appearing next to the vampire was no longer Ksha, but a strange siren.

His personality, skill in using magic, and strength are all completely different from Ksha's.

The Flying Dragon Licking Ground Team, the Ksha who appeared in the Great Snow Mountain storyline, just mysteriously disappeared without a trace, replaced by a brand new Siren.

After getting up, Feilong Licking the Ground immediately contacted customer service.

"No bugs occurred during the game."

This is the customer service representative's response.

Jiang Heyi fell into deep thought.

"Ksha does not belong to himself."

This is a key reason why Jiang Heyi firmly believes she will not fall into Ke Xia's emotional entanglement and cannot distinguish between virtual and reality.

She's like a card in a gacha pool; every player can call her "wife," but you're just one of the many who own her.

Moreover, you are outside the screen, while she is inside.

Mint is not an NPC exclusive to the boundary between the virtual and real worlds. With such a large player base, there are still many reports of encounters with her on forums.

But the Boundary Between Reality and Illusion seems to be the only guild that has included her in their party.

Kesha should be the same. She should be quietly waiting in the snowy mountain story bubble for every player who enters the mansion, then maliciously smearing each player's face with Word of Power, and relying on the eighth rank to severely increase the strength of each player.

Is it...

What changed in the game the moment he pulled K'sha from the gacha pool?

What about mint?

Why didn't the mint disappear?
The clamor of voices suddenly flooded his mind, bringing Jiang Heyi back to reality from his reverie.

After shaking his head at the dragon licking the ground to indicate that he knew nothing, he temporarily put aside his curiosity and devoted himself to the important offline interactive session.

The popularity of each member at the virtual-real boundary can be seen from the queue length.

The more witty and impressive the player's performance in the game, the longer their team will be.

Few people are in front of the Tetraprimal.

He wasn't a witty person, and his performance during the guild war was mediocre, for which he even blamed himself.

In daily strategies, he mostly plays the role of adding the finishing touches. He doesn't have the decisive ability of Potato, French Fries, or Squid, nor does he specialize in a particular aspect like Orange Tea or Bed, making him stand out and bring huge benefits to the team.

A jack-of-all-trades is often described as mediocre.

Most of the people lining up for the four original bodies do so in order to collect a group photo and signatures from all members of the virtual-real boundary.

The few content creators I interviewed mostly asked questions about other members of the guild.

He felt calm and relaxed. Being able to sit here already made him luckier than 99% of the players. What more could he ask for?

If it weren't for Potato and his teammates' incredible late-game performance that propelled him into the World Championship, he would have remained just an envious figure watching from the sidelines.

"Bonjour!"

Resting his chin on his hand, Siyuantai watched with a smile as the fans, who were cuddling and having a good time, slept for a moment. Then a voice burst into his ears, making him shudder.

She had long, light golden hair cascading down her shoulders, bangs, and large, blue eyes that held a hint of confusion and helplessness.

A woman wearing a black tank top and metallic gray jeans, holding a Snow King beverage in her left hand, presses a row of cat paw stickers onto the table with her right hand.

Foreigners.

Several foreign fans did come today, and they mostly went to the most popular French fries and Zhong Zemo on foreign websites.

The four original entities quickly wrote their names on the cat paw stickers according to the other party's gestures.

Then the tetra-entity heard a passage spoken at an extremely fast pace... Based on the opening greeting, his limited vocabulary allowed him to deduce the nationality of the woman in front of him.

Oh no, this is outside the French language rules.

Realizing something, the woman quickly pulled out a translation app and typed in a string of characters.

"Others may not understand the replay, but I do. You were just unlucky, not that you played badly."

"The support played a great job, and the output rhythm was also good."

The tetragonal was somewhat moved and translated his words of gratitude.

"Looks like you don't believe me. During the guild war, your predictive elemental shield saved your teammates at least 62 times, the most in the entire team."

The tetragonal entity was stunned.

“I counted them,” the woman quickly translated. “I also play an elemental mage as a support, I understand you.”

Does anyone actually count this?
The four prototypes were flattered.

"Does the 'Bonjour' fandom have a lot of fans? Want to guess who I am?"

The tetra-prime frowned.

They seem to have a very enthusiastic fan base in the French community.

"Nong Ya?"

"What a strange pronunciation," noneya muttered, smoothing her hair.

(End of this chapter)