T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 36. Cyber ​​Potato Sells Himself
Upon returning to the guild, everyone eagerly went to the workshop to check the recipe information.

The [Heart of Elements] set is an adaptive gear set of red quality.

The specific effects will only be visible after forging records are available.

Elemental Heart: 1

Elemental Essence (any quality): 6 pieces

Raw ore (any quality, any type): 30 portions

This is the amount of materials needed to craft weapons. If crafting armor, the recipe will vary slightly depending on the body part.

The red-quality set required a wide variety of materials for forging, which prompted Jiang Heyi to ask the dolls questions.

"The equipment will exhibit different qualities depending on the quality of the materials provided by the owner."

"If the owners are not satisfied with the final product, or if they want to modify the existing equipment with better materials in the future, they can also choose to recast it."

"When reforging equipment, depending on the craftsman's skill, there is a chance to completely preserve the core [Heart of Elements]."

After hearing the explanation from Xiu Nu Doll, Original Flavor Fries immediately looked at Jiang Heyi.

She commanded in an unquestionable tone: "You forge one."

Before Jiang Heyi could react, Zhong Zemo immediately chimed in.

"You don't have a single decent piece of equipment on you, and you always let us take the good stuff first. You've been so modest for so long, now it's your turn."

This time, Jiang Heyi did not refuse. Even if the red quality was forged with the most ordinary materials, its excellent attributes were enough for him to complete the early stages of the game.

Because of the unlocked recipe, the nun doll's forging skills have been greatly improved, so the only problem at present is that they do not yet have the corresponding venue.

The boundary between the virtual and real elements must be expanded and upgraded twice before it can be forged.

After asking for other people's opinions, Jiang Heyi opened the guild warehouse.

"What's wrong?" Seeing him standing there motionless, Zhong Zemo stepped forward. "Something's missing..."

Mint actually took 10 bottles of Soul Shards. That heartless witch doesn't even believe they could come back alive.

She didn't even want to wait a little longer and started packing the luggage!

After spending some time together, Orange Tea actually quite liked the Shameful Witch.

Although she seems a bit silly and has a serious illness, she genuinely wants everyone on the boundary between the virtual and real worlds to be well, and is willing to use her treasured possessions to help them through difficult times.

"Did he really leave...and not come back?"

No one could answer. Even Jiang Heyi began to wonder if he had said something wrong that caused Mint to trigger the departure plot.

I originally wanted to thank her properly and ask her where she got the scroll from.

"What do we do now? Should we just feed it materials to upgrade it?" the jailer asked.

Gazing at the fragments of the soul and recalling the trading methods between players, Jiang Heyi suddenly smiled.

"No, I'm going to try a different approach."

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How did the Virtual-Real Boundary Guild get through the Cleansing Layer?

A question arose in the minds of every player who fought the Moonshadow Werewolf.

This question reached its peak after some people were instantly killed by the Frog-Headed Stitches in its magical form.

Players who had died and returned to Fengjia City gathered in twos and threes, their irrepressible urge to express themselves making them chatter incessantly.

"Let me speak first, you let me speak first." One of the elves couldn't help but complain, "It's really disgusting, we didn't even see a shadow of a monster, and our entire 8-person team was wiped out."

"You died in that garden too?"

"It seems you are too."

"We were the unluckiest. We were surrounded by a horde of zombies while passing through the corridor. Because the space was narrow, we couldn't move around and were trapped to death."

It's not that having more people in a team gives you an advantage. StarCraft dynamically adjusts the mechanics and difficulty based on the number of players in a team, a fact that has already been discovered by the community.

The boundary between reality and illusion was cleared by only 5 people, and their progress in clearing it is now far ahead of others, which has truly opened the eyes of players of Proof of the Stars.

Previously, most people did not believe the claim that the virtual-real boundary was "extremely difficult," thinking that they were simply lying out of fear of competition.

Practice makes perfect. After spending a huge amount of money to experience the exhilarating feeling of the dust-cleansing layer, many self-proclaimed hardcore challengers were somewhat deflated when the boundary between the virtual and real worlds was mentioned again, and couldn't help but marvel at the power of the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

Of course, there are also those who are unwilling to accept being defeated instantly.

“They must have used some tricks,” he said with certainty. “The Underground Temple of the Clarities is clearly not a dungeon that players at this stage can challenge. They must have mastered some unorthodox methods to achieve this.”

One or two levels could be attributed to luck, but as of today when I entered the game, the boundary between reality and illusion has already reached the fourth level.

Surely we can't rely on luck every time?
Dissenting voices followed one after another.

“Su Nuo is right there. Go, challenge it, and then come back and slap us in the face.”

"Come on, you'll win!"

"Congratulations on discovering the secret to the boundary between reality and illusion. Now, lead your team into the underground temple, transcend the boundary between reality and illusion, and become the number one PVE guild!"

The Underground Temple of the Clarities has become the undisputed most difficult dungeon at present. If no one can break through the Cleansing Layer in a short period of time, then the Boundary Between Reality and Illusion will naturally be the number one PVE guild.

Faced with its amazing strategy data, any doubts are pale and powerless, and the doubters will only appear as envious.

As Jiang Heyi landed, the surrounding chatter filled his ears, and he couldn't help but smile calmly.

Just as he had guessed, despite making thorough preparations, the group of players who bravely ventured into the temple still suffered heavy casualties.

During their fierce battle with the Slime King, many were unconvinced and even sacrificed their equipment in a desperate last stand, and the result was obvious.

One defeat sent the entire team back to square one on the day the server launched.

They dared to bet all their assets on an unknown battle, hoping the fallout would be substantial enough to cover their investment losses.

To put it nicely, he had the courage to challenge everything that fate had in store for him.

To put it bluntly, gambling addicts deserve to die.

Instead of heading to Dandelion Street, the default trading location for players, Jiang Heyi went to a corner of Pilgrims Square and started sending messages.

"Selling loot from the Underground Temple of the Clarities area."

After sending several messages, someone noticed him.

"The loot from the Temple of the Clarity, and those monsters on the surface?"

"No, look at his name."

"Holy crap, Cyber ​​Potato, is that the ID of the leader of the Virtual-Real Boundary?"

The focus of the heated discussion suddenly appeared, and the players who had died and returned to Fengjia City one after another immediately surrounded them.

Jiang Heyi calmly placed the dungeon drops, such as Soul Fragments, on the trade window, allowing every player to view them. He also set a trade deposit to prevent bored players from causing trouble.

More than trading, most people are simply looking for an opportunity to strike up a conversation with the leaders of a powerful guild.

[Tzeentch's Office in Stellaris]: "Cyber ​​Potato Guild Leader, it seems you've closed the guild application channel. May I ask why?"

"This question is worth one magic stone," Jiang Heyi said with a slight smile.

Tzeentch's office in the constellations laughed heartily and readily made the payment.

"It seems that the boundary between the virtual and the real world is currently very tight on money."

Jiang Heyi did not deny it: "We are in dire need of food, so as the president, I have to sell myself to support the remaining four hungry children."

A series of cheerful laughs rang out from all around.

After making a joke, he answered the other person's question: "The Virtual-Real Boundary is a guild formed by people who know each other in a small circle, so they are very careful when recruiting members."

"At this stage, the more members a guild has, the higher the benefits each member receives. Your small circle may gradually fall behind as a result. Even so, are you unwilling to make any changes?"

Jiang Heyi raised her index finger and smiled in response.

Another magic stone arrived in his account, and he immediately replied, "More than the profit, we care about whether we can have fun. As we all know, friends are the highest requirement for a game, and they are hard to buy with money."

[Tzeentch's Office in the Stars] He wanted to ask a third question, but when he opened his backpack panel, he immediately looked embarrassed.

This group of "Tzeentch's Chosen" also challenged the underground temple, analyzing the situation during the raid, only to be crushed into balls one by one by the frog-headed stitched monsters...

"Can I ask a question with just one magic stone?"

A minotaur, clutching a magic stone, arrogantly squeezed into Jiang Heyi's field of vision.

[Lord of the Night]: "I'll give you 10 coins, in exchange for answering one question for you."

Jiang Heyi glanced at the guild to which the Night Lord belonged, maintained his smile, and uttered three words without further ado.

"I reject."

Lord of the Night, currently the vice-president of the most notorious guild in the Stars of Witness community, [Dream Master].

Some people behave the same way in real life and in the virtual world, highlighting their consistency between their words and actions.

Not long ago, the members of Dream Overlord had some conflicts with Jiang Heyi. Considering what he had done in the community and the game, and looking at his pretentious generosity but actually treacherous attitude, Jiang Heyi felt nauseous.

"If you think 10 isn't enough, I'm willing to offer 20 sets of purple materials." Lord Night raised his stakes again. "These materials are enough to exchange for more than 60 magic stones. How about this time?"

"I still refuse."

"Why?" He looked at Tzeentch next door. "His magic stone is money, but mine isn't?"

"I'm just not interested in making a deal with someone who comes into the game to show off and bully the weak." Jiang Heyi sneered. "I heard that after you lost to the [Barrel Water God Luo] guild, you were sniping newbies in the conflict zone outside Fengjia City, and even lured players to the conflict zone."

“I’m afraid the community will gossip about us if we do business with someone like you.”

Jiang Heyi is actually someone who hates trouble, and he's too lazy to get into conflicts with people while playing games.

However, considering that some people are already taking advantage of the game rules and bullying naive ordinary players on only the 11th day of the game, he, as someone with a certain degree of fame, has a responsibility to say something.

For example, completely turn the other party into a villain.

The atmosphere instantly became lively.

The president of the Virtual-Real Boundary Association, who became famous throughout the entire Star Games circle in just one day, was not at all subtle, and the atmosphere at the scene was tense.

(End of this chapter)