Chapter 341: Chapter 347: Azure Dragon
Two hours quickly ca to an end.
Everyone gained considerable rewards this ti.
Of course, they also spent a large amount of Crystal Stones.
Xu and Zhao gathered all the team mbers together.
Xu Tianhua stepped forward two steps, gave a crisp salute, and loudly reported: "Team mbers, totaling 312 people, all present, awaiting the leader’s instructions!"
After speaking.
Xu Tianhua stepped back two steps.
He stood on par with Zhao Ming.
Behind the two deputy leaders, over three hundred team mbers.
They all stood upright, arranged in a neat formation, with key elites like Jiang Nan, Zhao Xiaoqiang, Qin Mu, Pan Long, and others standing in the first row, and the rest arranged in squads and groups.
Their gazes toward Hang Yu were filled with respect and admiration.
Over the past two months, through nurous actions, Hang Yu had firmly established his weight and built his reputation. Now, as he sat in the leader’s position, none of the more than three hundred people present had any objections!
"Not bad!"
Hang Yu glanced over.
He was very satisfied with the team.
Among these people on the scene, the two most important to Hang Yu were Zhao Ming and Xu Tianhua. Although they held equal positions, their responsibilities differed.
Zhao Ming took on more of the financial and human resources responsibilities!
Xu Tianhua focused more on combat command and discipline establishnt!
Hang Yu always adhered to one principle, which was to let the right people do the right things while he focused on what he did best!
If one’s desire for control and power is too strong, wanting to grasp everything and personally intervene even in minor matters, such a person is unlikely to achieve great things, as one’s energy is ultimately limited.
As a leader.
He only needed to handle major strategies and directions.
As for team developnt, personnel arrangents, and discipline building.
These matters could be entrusted to Zhao Ming and Xu Tianhua, his right-hand n.
Now look, isn’t it great? With just a bit of training from Xu Tianhua, this group has already taken shape. They may not compare to soldiers, but they are certainly not a ragtag bunch.
"I won’t waste any more ti; you should all be quite clear about the purpose of gathering everyone this ti."
As he spoke.
He took out the Soul Covenant.
"Our team will officially establish a collective covenant; from today onward, we will be formal partners and comrades. Starting today, in the Spirit Realm, we will form a whole, sharing in honor and disgrace!"
Hearing this.
Everyone was excited and enthusiastic.
This matter was significant for everyone!
Er Gou stretched his neck over and chid in, "Oh, boss, what should our organization be called? How about letting this noble dog use its brilliant six-core, six-thread brain to co up with a high-end, elegant, and aningful na!"
When the boss was speaking.
How could a subordinate interrupt?
Moreover, this guy was just a lackey!
Besides, how could such an important matter be left to a dog? If word got out that the organization’s na was given by the boss’s dog, even the mightiest na would lose so of its grandeur!
It seed that Er Gou needed so training from Xu Tianhua!
Look at Bai, so well-behaved... well, Bai was just daydreaming, probably lost in so virtual world.
"Of course, an organization and a team cannot do without a representative and morable codena." Hang Yu cleared his throat and said, "Now I announce our organization codena: Azure Dragon!"
This was the Beicang region of the Desert Province.
This realm’s na was the Earth Dragon Realm.
Combining the two.
The codena was Azure Dragon.
Hang Yu thought this was more relatable, not provincial, nor too adolescent, while echoing his conglorate in the real world, the "Cyan Dragon".
When Er Gou heard this.
He felt the codena wasn’t formidable enough.
But before he could open his mouth, the boss’s gaze forced him to retract.
The Husky Spirit had to wag its tail and sigh, inwardly criticizing the boss for not knowing the art of naming, thinking that a dog could co up with a flashier na.
Next was the covenant signing ceremony.
The Soul Covenant’s binding power couldn’t compare with contracts like the Favored Contract, but it had a wide range of applications and could be highly adaptable for collective alliances and team-building.
Once the contract was signed.
Every mber of the covenant would beco partners in relationship.
The covenant would bring several mandatory restrictions and limitations, such as if covenant mbers murdered each other, they would be cursed by the contract’s power, with a curse effect stronger than the Blood Spirit Curse caused by kin-slaying, resulting in various negative states and lasting for a very long ti.
The covenant also brought several benefits and conveniences, such as when covenant mbers tead up to kill monsters or enemies together, the Spiritual Qi absorption efficiency would beco higher.
Besides this.
The contract specifics were autonomous.
Covenant mbers could be divided into several levels, and the top contract master could write certain rules into the contract, mandating all mbers to follow the contract content; if violated, they would be cursed by the contract.
Of course.
The nature of the covenant was relatively gentle.
Plus, Hang Yu’s covenant rank was not high.
The worst consequence of breach was just a soul curse.
Although it couldn’t compare with the absolute and mandatory nature of the Spirit Beast Contract or the Favored Contract, collectively adhering to the sa covenant and the ritualistic process of signing the contract would strengthen everyone’s recognition and belonging to the organization.
This was very necessary.
The covenant could serve as a written carrier for organizational rules and regulations.
This could effectively standardize every mber and promote orderly growth in strength.
After the covenant was concluded.
Xu and Zhao imdiately sent over the prepared docunts.
"These are the organizational frawork proposals we drafted after discussions with all team mbers, including so team rules, reward and punishnt criteria, and fee paynt issues."
Hang Yu glanced over.
It was very detailed.
Elaborately explaining "organizational obligations" and "personal obligations".
Organizational obligations were summarized as: "Covenant mbers shall form a whole, the organization is obligated to share intelligence and assist mber growth, reward those with rits and punish defaults, and every mber shall be protected by the organization. If an individual’s legitimate interests are infringed upon, the organization is obligated to seek justice for the individual."
Of course.
The effective range here.
Is temporarily limited to the Earth Dragon Realm.
Personal obligations were summarized as: "Each person needs to periodically pay a public fee based on their role; after major battles or important campaigns organized by the group, the organization first takes 20% of the total inco, and the rest is distributed by individual contributions."
The establishnt of a treasury and paynt are very necessary.
This money or these resources can ensure the developnt of the organization.
In the initial stage, individuals need to periodically pay public fees to the organization, but the amounts are very small and fluctuate according to different roles, which everyone can afford, while the inco generated during large battles organized by the organization is a primary source of inco for the team treasury.
In addition to this.
When a mber’s Spirit Realm industry brings revenue.
A small portion must be submitted in proportion to enrich the public treasury.
Conversely, the organization is also obligated to protect mbers’ personal property.
For example.
Deserted Valley Town is essentially Hang Yu’s personal property.
In which Xu Tianhua and Zhao Ming also have so shares and dividends.
The inco portion within the Desolate Valley’s Spirit Land belonging to Hang Yu, Zhao Ming, and Xu Tianhua.
About 4%-5% would go to Azure Dragon, to which Hang Yu had no objection; on one hand, the share was not high and had little impact on Deserted Valley Town; on the other hand, wasn’t Azure Dragon his enterprise too? He held majority shares in it, with most resources just being transferred from one pocket to another.
The larger the scale of town territories or other industries under the Azure Dragon organization, the larger this inco would be, possibly becoming the organization’s largest revenue stream. Of course, if Azure Dragon’s territories faced threats, the organization must also fulfill the obligation of assistance and protection.
Additionally.
The draft provided by Zhao and Xu.
Detailed regulations were set for the obligations of the leader, deputy leaders, captains, squad leaders, and ordinary mbers. Every item was remarkably comprehensive, showing that the two had spent considerable energy on this over the past few days.
Hang Yu discussed with Zhao Ming and Xu Tianhua.
After revising several details.
Finally, they incorporated everything into the covenant.
Everyone would collectively comply, supervise, and execute together; without rules, nothing could be accomplished. As long as this frawork was followed, the organization’s healthy functioning would not be an issue!
Azure Dragon could be regarded as the "Spirit Realm Azure Dragon Industrial Co., Ltd."!
It could also be a guild- or club-like organization.
In it, Hang Yu would undoubtedly play the role of president or chairman, holding 51% of the company’s shares and having absolute control over the enterprise’s strategic developnt.
Xu Tianhua and Zhao Ming each held 20%.
The remaining portion would serve as incentives to employees, distributed to mid- and high-level mbers and key elites.
These were also written into the covenant, with details still pending full discussion, although the rules and policies would be modified and optimized based on future implentation.
But as it stands now, it’s already sufficient and comprehensive enough!
This should be the first formal organization of the human race!
Thus, Azure Dragon was officially established!
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