The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

"good."

Just as Su Mu was about to turn off the communicator, another message popped up from the other party, this time with a slightly more serious tone.

"There's one more thing."

"What?"

"Tonight might be dangerous. Back in Ash City, there was that promise we made during the training camp... If I get into danger, you can summon me to your side... Does that still stand?"

Su Mu recalled the promise they made back then.

The fact that she brought it up suddenly tonight indicates that she genuinely feels the situation is not very optimistic.

"count."

There was a moment of silence on the other end, then a message was sent, the tone carrying a rare seriousness.

"Okay. But on the condition that... you have to stay alive first."

Su Mu looked at the line of text, and the corner of his mouth twitched slightly.

"Yes."

After saying that.

Su Mu turned off the communicator and reopened the system panel.

He hadn't originally planned to spend too much time on the guild, but the information Lin Yuwei mentioned really impressed him... There was no weekly limit on research materials, and the large-scale battle equipment sounded like something that ordinary arrow towers couldn't compare to.

If these things can really improve his strength, then the investment of one hundred strange crystals will not be a loss.

He opened the guild creation interface and glanced at the requirements... 100 Mystic Crystals.

A few days ago, he would have had to think twice about this number, but now he still had over six hundred in the account, and even after deducting this one hundred, he would still have over five hundred left, so the impact wouldn't be significant. He confirmed the creation.

When the input box popped up, Su Mu's fingertip hovered over the panel for a moment.

He has never been good at naming things, and several ideas flashed through his mind, but none of them seemed quite right.

Finally, he remembered a guild he used to be in when playing games, called "Slippers." It didn't have any special meaning; it was just a name everyone gave it. But he always remembered the atmosphere of that guild... Don't cause trouble, don't be afraid of trouble, do your own job well, and don't drag others down or be dragged down by others. The philosophy was quite to his liking.

He typed in "slippers" and clicked confirm.

[Guild created successfully. Current cost: 100 Mystic Crystals.]

Guild Level: Lv1 (0/100000 EXP)

[Maximum number of members: 30]

Current members: 1

The guild channel is now open.

Su Mu didn't send a message in the channel. He first opened the member management interface and added Lin Yuwei. Almost at the same second, a message popped up in the guild channel.

Lin Yuwei: "?"

Lin Yuwei: "Slippers?"

Lin Yuwei: "Your name is too casual...it's not powerful enough at all."

Lin Yuwei: "And don't you think this name sounds like one of those 'laid-back retirement' guilds?"

Su Mu didn't reply to her complaints. He then brought Lin Xiaohe and Chen Jun into the conversation.

Lin Xiaohe logged in almost instantly... Su Mu even suspected that she had been staring at the panel the whole time. Chen Jun didn't respond immediately, probably busy with something else, but he logged in a few minutes later.

Lin Xiaohe: "The Slippers Guild?"

She only posted those few words, without commenting or asking any follow-up questions, and then her profile picture went silent. Su Mu didn't explain either; he first opened the guild panel and scanned the overall structure.

The guild center displays the current member list and level information.

A level 1 guild has a maximum of 30 members.

Considering the large guilds Su Mu has seen, which often have hundreds of members, a limit of thirty is indeed a bit insufficient. However, if the guild can be upgraded, this number should increase.

For him, thirty people were more than enough, since he never intended to expand the guild into a large organization.

He granted Lin Yuwei the authority of a vice president.

Besides the guild leader, there's also a vice-leader position in the guild, who can manage members, approve applications, and exercise some of the leader's authority. Since Lin Yuwei said she was willing to help manage it, let's give her that authority to save him the trouble.

Only after completing this step did he formally look at the complete structure of the guild panel.

There are five modules in total, neatly arranged at the bottom of the main interface.

[Guild Center] [Guild Donations] [Guild Shop] [Guild Dungeons] [Guild Weapons]

[Guild Center] He clicked in, and the guild's current information was displayed at the top... "Slippers Guild, Lv1, 0/1000 experience, member limit 30".

Below is the member list, which currently only has four names: Su Mu (President), Lin Yuwei (Vice President), Lin Xiaohe, and Chen Jun.

Below that is a short activity section that records recent guild activities... The timestamps for Su Mu creating the guild, the timestamps for Lin Yuwei joining, and the timestamps for Lin Xiaohe joining are all neatly arranged, like a newly opened ledger.

Su Mu didn't have any particular feelings about this module.

Then he opened the guild donation interface.

Guild donations (limited to 6 times per day, 3 times in World Coins and 3 times in Mystic Crystals)

[World Coin Donation: 1 World Coins/time → 100 Guild Experience + 100 Guild Coins]

[Donate a Mysterious Crystal: 1 crystal/time → Receive 100 Guild Experience + 100 Guild Coins]

[Donate Mysterious Crystals (10 crystals/time) → Receive 1000 Guild EXP + 1000 Guild Coins]

[Donate Mysterious Crystals (100 crystals/time) → Receive 10000 Guild EXP + 10000 Guild Coins]

Su Mu's gaze lingered on the third gear for a moment.

One hundred Mystic Crystals can earn you ten thousand Guild Coins.

One hundred strange crystals are not a small amount for him now, but they are not a lot either.

However, he didn't rush to donate. Instead, he opened the guild shop to see what items were worth spending his Ghost Crystals on.

The Guild Shop interface is simpler than the Arena Exchange area.

He scanned the items... materials, blueprints, cable car upgrade scrolls, consumables... most of which were things he could buy at the exchange, only the prices were settled in guild coins.

He quickly did the calculations and found that guild coins were indeed more cost-effective than arena points.

For example, a level 3 cable car upgrade scroll costs 4,000 points in the arena, but only 2,000 guild coins in the guild shop. If calculated according to the donation exchange rate, 2,000 guild coins are roughly equivalent to 20 Mystic Crystals... which is much cheaper than in the arena.

But Su Mu wasn't interested in these conventional materials. There were only two things he truly cared about.

The first item is cable car research materials. The arena has a weekly purchase limit of 100, and the guild shop has the same item with the same limit.

[Cable Car Research Materials: 100 Guild Coins/each (Weekly Purchase Limit: 100)]

The development of cable cars can increase attributes and also obtain spell cards, so its importance is self-evident.

The second thing interested him even more... It was at the very bottom of the store, occupying its own column, separated from the other items by a clear dividing line.

[Legion Weapon: United We Stand (Lv1)]