The price for doing so was…
Matthew had a hard ti checking the guild information. Not only was the display not high-definition enough, but when he used his ntal power to adjust the information, the mirror would often slide and bring up other content.
However, these could all be overco!
Matthew had always been clear about the position of the Guild of Spells. It was a durable and practical tool, not an exquisite and beautiful toy!
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[Mattxxx's Beginner Spell xxxxx (to be activated)]
[Hint: Please place the spiritual imprint and relevant information of at least four initial mbers on the Assembly Stone to officially activate the Guild of Spells.]
The current Spell Guild has cxxpleted the module-
- Guild Warexxxse
- Chat room
- Sharing spells (Assembly, Summon, Mage xxx)"
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"As long as it doesn't affect my reading!"
Matthew left, satisfied.
A mont later.
Rheagar, Richard, and Zeller appeared in front of the gathering stone in the Moonlight Forest.
"This is what you made after you scamd of 600,000 coins?"
Rheagar looked at the information displayed in the mirror with a face full of suspicion.
"Why can't I even see the words clearly?"
Matthew waved his hand and left his spiritual imprint and basic information on the assembly stone. Then, he gestured for the three of them to follow suit.
After doing all this.
He gave each of them a shiny bronze badge.
" This is the proof of your mbership in the guild. From now on, you can use this badge to check the information of the guild and other guild mbers."
Matthew said confidently,
" You may not be able to see it clearly, but if you put the badge in the water, it will automatically activate the display function as a casting terminal. You will be able to see more detailed information on the water surface.
"As for the operation…Uh, theoretically, you can use your spiritual power to control the badge and realize the guild's functions.
" However, it's a little difficult to operate at the mont. In order to reduce the cost, I didn't choose the best materials to make the thing in your hands, but it should have the most important function of a qualified casting terminal."
Rheagar asked doubtfully,
"What function?"
Matthew smiled.
" It's a function to prove one's identity."
Rheagar opened his mouth, looking like he wanted to curse at the scam.
But very quickly.
The three of them were attracted by the information on the badge.
Just as Matthew had expected.
Although it looked strenuous, at least they could see it, right?
"Eh?"
"What's a guild storage? Can I store things inside?"
"What are contribution points?"
"Who is Handso Zeller? Can I just fill in my na?"
"Aren't I a founder? Why is my title in the chat room 'Nobody'?"
"Why do you need gold coins to send ssages in the chat room?"
"One gold coin can only send ten sentences?"
"Matthew, you also ca from Purgatory, right?"
He was faced with a series of questions from Rheagar.
Matthew could only choose one or two answers, and I corrected him seriously,
"It's a chat room, Rheagar.
" I just said that the guild function is not convenient to implent, so increasing the fee threshold is also to increase the stability of the guild. I will get experts to help deal with the communication network problem in the future.
"When the ti cos, the chat room will be cheaper."
Rheagar played with it for a while, then rubbed his eyes and looked at Matthew.
"Why don't I invest a little more?
"Also, when will the others join?
"There are only four of us in the chat room. There's only one girl. I'm too embarrassed to hit on her…"
What girl?
Matthew felt that Rheagar was talking nonsense.
"Are your eyes playing tricks on you?"
He reminded,
" The first batch of mbers only consisted of the four of us."
However, at this mont.
Zeller also raised his head.
"Matthew, Rheagar didn't lie to you. There are indeed five guild mbers now."
Matthew hurried to the mirror.
There was an eye-catching record flashing on it.
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[Prompt: Activation successful!] Asxia has joined your Spell Guild.]
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