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Chapter 310: Recruitnt of Guild mbers (Part 1)

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Dragonborn sat up from the ground.

Beside him, many other gars sat up.

They had Superior Equipnt, their bald heads were shiny, and their eyes were filled with vigor.

This was the Guild location for Springfield Flower Kindergarten. All of the Guild mbers stayed here. For the upgrade of the Third Beta Testing, all Guild mbers went offline from here. The one-hour maintenance had elapsed, and the ga had restarted, so Dragonborn and his mbers reconnected to the ga.

There was no new CG Animation, and there was no new andnt to the log-in interface. If the ga official hadn’t announced the Third Beta Testing, Dragonborn would have thought it was just offline maintenance.

“Let’s pull out our banner. Dragonborn, let’s go!”

Dragonborn was feeling groggy. Beside him was a Houndhead Man, SealHeadLingChong, who was also the deputy chairman of Springfield Flower Kindergarten. He was carrying a flag with the words “Springfield Flower Kindergarten” on it. From the looks of the words, it appeared the gars wrote them.

The other mbers were also carrying flags or horizontal banners. They were publicity materials for recruiting new mbers.

“Coming, they’re coming.”

Dragonborn was wearing full body armor. When he got up, the armor made clanking noises. He went to a corner to wash his face in a water jar. Then, he followed everyone out of the house.

“Dragonborn, walk forward. I’ll help you polish your armor.”

TakeASpearHit took a dirty rag and polished the stained armor. Before going offline, they were maintaining their equipnt.

“Ah, let the flag bearer walk in front. It’s normal practice in sports competitions.”

Dragonborn pointed at SealHeadLingChong. Then, other gars spoke up.

“It’s different. You are the mascot of our Guild.”

“Yes, you are the runner-up of the Dark Rider Tournant. You have to walk in front. In mafia movies, the boss is always at the front.”

Dragonborn didn’t decline the suggestion. They quickly obtained a good location. Soon, the new gars would be coming in. They wanted to recruit new blood.

The horizontal banners and flags were for recruiting new mbers.

When Dragonborn arrived at the Dungeon Lord Main Hall, a few Guilds had already occupied good locations. They even constructed recruitnt booths. The Guilds were Dragon Raja, the at Vegetable Rice Alliance, the Pioneer Alliance, and other large Guilds.

The feeling was like a recruitnt exercise for first-year university students.

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Moroes was with Simba and Mufasa, sitting in Mufasa’s Carpenter Workshop. From this vantage point, they could observe the movent of the green-skinned creatures.

Today was the day for the new mbers to arrive in the Dungeon. The green-skinned creatures looked very excited.

Simba smoked his red hot tal stick. As he sipped the bloody chrysanthemum tea, Moroes suddenly shouted, “Coming! They’re coming!”

In front of them, nurous Teleport Portals abruptly appeared. New Goblins who either looked excited or dazed walked out of the portals. They had green symbols above their heads.

The prepared veteran gars shouted, “Recruiting new mbers! Recruiting new mbers! The largest online Guild in China, Dragon Raja, welcos you to join in!”

A few Gnos with gorgeous armor, as well as Houndhead n who were wearing non-magical robes and high hats, stood in front of a recruitnt booth. The recruitnt booth was small compared to the size of the armored gars. They had no choice as Sherlock only leased out a small space for them.

When he discovered that the Guilds planned to construct booths to recruit new blood, Sherlock created a detailed leasing plan.

The recruitnt locations at the Dungeon Lord Main Hall entrance were categorized according to the sizes of 2, 4, and 10 square ters. The rental costs were 5, 10, and 20 Magic Stones respectively.

Most of the Guilds selected the 10-square-ter locations for their recruitnt drives.

What? Two Guild applications to increase the size to 20 square ters? Would Sherlock allow the gars to exploit this loophole? Of course not!

Each Guild was only allowed to have a single application.

mbers of the large Guilds had to rack their brains to create their booths in the small areas of 10 square ters to attract new blood.

The simplest and most perfunctory thod was what Springfield Flower Kindergarten had done. They used a mascot, flags, and horizontal banners for publicity.

The richer Guilds like Dragon Raja and the at Vegetable Rice Alliance had gars who wore Superior Equipnt stand outside. Most importantly, they used rich benefits to attract new blood. For example, Dragon Raja’s benefits were:

After joining the Guild, gars would receive a full set of green armor and a Winterfell standard Short Sword. The weekly payout was 200 Renminbi. The Guild would conduct equipnt maintenance, and the costs would be shouldered by the Guild. Also, each enemy Guild mber killed in a Guild war would earn 100 bronze coins as a reward.

When Dragon Raja publicized its benefits, the adjacent at Vegetable Rice Alliance was unhappy. The chairman imdiately changed his publicity slogan:

After joining the Guild, gars would receive two full sets of armor and a Winterfell standard Short Sword or a standard Pike. The weekly payout was 220 Renminbi. The Guild would conduct equipnt maintenance, and the costs would be shouldered by the Guild. Each enemy Guild mber killed in a Guild war would earn 150 bronze coins as a reward.

The benefits of joining the at Vegetable Rice Alliance had to be higher than Dragon Raja!

In response, Dragon Raja taunted, “Do you have money? Don’t close your eyes and offer the sky. Make sure you can pay. If you owe your mbers salary, you will beco a laughing stock!”

The at Vegetable Rice Alliance refused to take the insult and started bickering with Dragon Raja. It looked like they had to settle their grievances in the arena again.

Besides these two violent Guilds, most of the Guilds were friendly.

The most popular Guild was the First Beta Gars’ Pioneer Alliance. They had the 100 most powerful gars in the ga. Almost everybody had heard of their nas. The gaplay and Strategy Guides were mostly provided by the First Beta Gars as well. The Pioneer Alliance also made the best progress in the 15-mber Instance Dungeon of Specter College!

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