T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 444, Section 443: First Meeting, Real Name Liberation!

I really hope it's a joke.

Unfortunately, the orange tea wasn't that malicious.

The signage for Level 5 stores has changed.

A miniature sunset, holding a hammer aloft, works behind the wall, sweating profusely.

The subordinate, the miniature Freya, was flapping her wings and carrying bricks.

The composition is comedic and makes people laugh.

The design is similar to the guild upgrade logo, except that the fairy has been replaced with a more concrete person.

A blatant implication.

A level 5 shop requires 15000 points, double the number required for level 4.

The high number of points required is daunting.

For players who rely purely on luck, the points they earn on each floor fluctuate around 1000. If they want to upgrade their shop to level 5, they need no skill and can only rely on luck.

The success of orange tea has ignited a global frenzy, with people staring at the roulette wheel with shining eyes.

Emotions are very subtle. Even if reason tells you that doing this will likely result in a huge loss, deep down, desires grow wildly like weeds.

It gently stirs your restless heart, making you fantasize countless times.

"What if?"

French Fries remarked, "I feel like the wind on the rooftop will be very strong."

Saying anything is useless; the only way to bridge the gap between reality and illusion is to focus on yourself first.

Spend 15000, upgrade the guild shop, and refresh the inventory to 8 items.

If Nongya's information is correct, the current product list contains items that are crucial to the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

Players are also curious: what will domestic and foreign guilds ultimately gain from their relentless pursuit of advanced technology?
The repeated updates to the orange tea listing provide a helpful answer.

Level 1 and 2 shops are just a screening threshold; players who cannot upgrade can say goodbye to the Tower World gameplay.

This is the tuition fee that must be paid to get started.

Starting from level 3 shops, new types of slow-recovery items will be available, which are upgraded versions of the basic ones.

All items are priced the same, and cost 800 points.

Advancement begins here.

Take the [High-Quality Regenerative Shield Support] as an example.

The effect no longer lasts for a whole day, but for an entire floor.

A description has also been added that "generates a high-value shield when damaged".

For intermediate and lower-level players, this offers excellent margin for error.

Players worried about getting stuck on a single floor repeatedly, wasting a day, or having their efforts go to waste can consider this option, which can effectively reduce the difficulty.

Even for top-tier Tower World teams, this level of item is not considered useless in the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

Regular players can flexibly decide whether to spend money based on the difficulty of the challenge.

Of course, teams that primarily spend their points on these items have basically given up on reaching higher levels.

Level 4 stores are considered the starting point for top-tier teams.

Now, a month after the start of Tower World, anyone who can upgrade their shop to level 4 is a strong contender for the Tower World leaderboard.

There are no newbies here anymore.

Level 5 shop.

No team has released any information on social media yet.

Unsurprisingly, he is once again the first to break down the boundary between the virtual and the real.

Perhaps it was because the luck was on cooldown, but Orange Tea spent 1000 points before finally seeing a valuable item.

[Guild Resource Tower Globalization (Low-Tier)], 15000 points.

The icon is interesting.

Mini Yulu and Mini Freya, sweating profusely under the scorching sun, carried resources from the guild to a tall tower.

"coming!"

"This is it!"

Everyone was instantly excited.

The reaction at the boundary between reality and illusion piqued the interest of all players.

Their eyes quickly fell on the description of the prop.

"After purchasing, players can choose a guild to join and globalize the tower."

"Items obtained by the Tower World Guild through base trading and doll searches will carry the [Tower World] tag."

"Unlocked items related to the Yuu-Dew Shop Guild".

After a brief silence, the world erupted in chaos.

Previously it was just speculation, but now all the questions have been answered.

Recently in the main world, major guilds have been fighting fiercely for a prime guild stronghold location.

The [Heroic Spirits of Saint Helena], once the top guild on the "human" side, had all its members, who did not participate in the Tower World, devote themselves to the guild's stronghold attack and defense battles.

We will spare no effort, pour in massive resources, and withstand interference and attacks from other guilds to push forward.

"No wonder now. It's like giving players the option to continue generating resources even after they log off. Anyone would go crazy if they did that."

"Imagine everyone has the same amount of game time, but the other side's guild tower is globalized, and even scavenging for junk outside can sell for tens or hundreds of dollars. Tsk tsk, that indirectly extends the game time."

"Hey, doesn't this mean that the boundary between the virtual and the real world is the big winner?"

"Yes, the boundary between the real and the virtual was the first to establish a guild stronghold, and now they've even built a two-story necromancer maze."

"Last time I tried my luck and met the Tea God, I was beaten up by skeleton guards as soon as I entered, and zombies exploded after I took only a few steps. In the end, I was impaled on the wall by a spiked trap and a string of gourds. I forgot to empty my backpack beforehand, and one of my materials was stolen..."

"It's becoming increasingly impregnable; now we can't even find any NPCs stationed there."

"I bet if the task of pioneering the Tower World wasn't so demanding, the Potato Guild Leader would never have let them off the hook."

Why does the boundary between virtual and real always lead the version?

"If you are strong enough, you can calmly try and fail. The more you try, the more likely you are to find a path that will bear fruit."

"If you're so strong, you can do it too."

"They set up their bases just for fun. The output and income are less than that of clearing high-difficulty dungeons. They just have a lot of resources and can do whatever they want."

His envy and jealousy were palpable.

The boundary between virtual and real worlds doesn't require the effort of building a base from scratch; you can enjoy it simply by purchasing it.

Among the spectators were many top guilds from foreign servers who came to observe and learn, and upon seeing this, they could only sigh in despair.

The fifth layer of the boundary between reality and illusion suddenly disappeared. Everyone felt that a dynasty had temporarily come to an end, and it was time for a new actor to take the stage.

Even after climbing for a long time, one can only look up and gaze upwards.

Orange Tea Frozen Store Goods. Seeing hope that Kesha and the others could use their skills, the entire group at the boundary between reality and illusion were instantly refreshed.

"It's time for the 12th floor!"

Arriving in front of Yulu to confirm, Orange Tea stood in front of the jailer.

The blond, muscular elf squid stood like a wall separating him from Yuu-lu.

"What do you mean?"

Everyone is squinting.

French Fries scoffed: "Nothing, just protecting Xilu from thieves."

Jiang Heyi said, "Although I feel very sorry about this, I'm really afraid that you'll pounce on her, hug Xi Lu's leg and not let go, begging her to step on you."

"French Fries, look how knowledgeable He Yi is, he's obviously in cahoots with me!"

“You have a very accurate understanding of your own ‘raccoon’ identity, but don’t drag my family into it… don’t drag Potato into it, he’s different from you.”

Jiang Heyi thought of something, and the red temperature rose again.

The small theater had already made Xi Lu cover her mouth and chuckle.

The NPCs are laughing at the players!

I wonder what Yuan Huanye will think when the slices are taken tomorrow.

Xi Lu clapped her hands, and the celestial globe descended, with floor symbols jumping around.

"Level 12... Gameplay confirmed."

"Connecting."

connect?

Everyone looked at each other.

Several beams of light traversed space and descended directly into the preparation space, their dazzling light blinding people.

In the light screen, a group of burly men with necks and heads as thick as Zhong Zemo strode out.

The light faded behind them, leaving both sides bewildered.

"what?"

"what?"

Eyes wide open.

Not only the two sides on the field, but even the players watching the game stared wide-eyed, dumbfounded.

"Why is it you guys, Potatoes?"

"No, buddy, prison guard, what you guys are doing..."

The 14 people on the field looked at each other, speechless.

The two most renowned groups from the top 4 guilds in the Chinese server, the Boundary Between Reality and Illusion, and the Chosen of Khorne, have miraculously met.

Just as Jiang Heyi was anxiously thinking that the 12 floors would be eliminating each other, another pillar of light fell from the sky.

"Are there any masters?"

The two guilds stood in a row, led by their respective guild leaders.

Without being ordered, they tacitly chose to line up.

The beam of light landed, revealing another group of seven.

However, compared to the ferocious and menacing Khorneans, who used various races to maximize their physical attributes and whose faces were filled with malice, the Khorneans who came were much more orderly.

Seven people, united as one human race.

Not only that, they also seem to have purchased items from the online store and standardized their clothing.

Dressed in a simple white robe with flowing sleeves, she looked like a celestial being descended to earth.

The decorative sword is attached to the waist, its clear sound echoing in the wind.

It's obvious they've spent a lot of money on in-game purchases.

However, the items in the StarCraft store are quite reasonably priced and shouldn't be expensive.

Looking at the boundary between reality and illusion, and Khorne, everyone is dressed in bizarre costumes. In Khorne's team, someone even bought a set of power armor from the store to disguise themselves as a tin can...

In contrast, the people on the other side looked like they came from a fantasy drama theater for a visit.

Look at the name again...

Oh? The panel isn't showing up.

The Tower World settings do indeed have an option to display personal information, and it seems the other party chose to turn it off.

"So, level 12 is a multiplayer strategy?" Jiang Heyi murmured. "Canned Food, who are you guys?"

"I was watching you guys play and seeing how much fun you were having, so I thought I'd start a game, and then..." Open-can Instant Food spread its hands, "We're on the 13th floor."

After quickly exchanging information, seeing that there were no more pillars of light on the horizon, Jiang Heyi glanced at Xi Lu and realized that she did not intend to announce the rules yet.

He knew it.

This gives them time to get to know each other.

The seven-person cosplay group in a fantasy-themed outfit were whispering among themselves when Jiang Heyi took the initiative to step forward.

"Uh, gentlemen, what are your names?"

The young man in the lead sculpted a face that closely resembled the description of "sword-like eyebrows and starry eyes".

He politely clasped his hands in a fist salute and bowed slightly.

As if some kind of bloodline had been activated, Jiang Heyi followed suit and bowed.

They're being so polite right off the bat. If I'm slow to react, the community discussion sparked by the video clips tomorrow might make me feel guilty about being so courteous.

Jiang Heyi was very vigilant in this regard.

Before he could even think about how to communicate with the other person who was so deeply immersed in their cosplay, the young man spoke up.

"My name is Li Furan."

"..."

"..."

Jiang Heyi's mind went blank.

The person representing the genocide stood frozen in place as the can of ready-to-eat food was brought forward.

Having received no response, the other party spoke again.

"I am Li Furan, a man of little talent... Gentlemen, why do you not say a word?"

His tone conveyed both confusion and an awkward urgency.

Guess why!
Jiang Heyi exchanged glances with the canned food.

"This guy probably isn't using his real name, is he?"

"Haha, there's definitely no such idiot in this world. Who would play a game and reveal their real name to everyone they meet?"

　There's more later, so Zhang said "more, more?"
　　
　
(End of this chapter)