"Not completely? What do you an? Besides being a reserve mber of the Celestial Path Alliance, is Lu Ran also a reserve mber of other guilds?"
Cong Shuang asked with a frown.
But as soon as she said it, Cong Shuang was taken aback.
You can’t rule out that possibility!
But she subconsciously believed that very few guilds would be willing to share reserve mbers with other guilds.
Because reserve mbers eventually have to formally join the guild after their novice period ends.
Moreover.
Lu Ran was already a reserve mber of the Celestial Path Alliance.
Could he even look at other guilds?
Or rather, how could the Celestial Path Alliance allow such a thing to happen!
Although the rules state that one can join more than one guild.
For almost all guilds, they wouldn’t allow their mbers to join another guild simultaneously.
So.
The current unwritten rule is that each person can only join one guild.
This isn’t due to any data-driven rules but rather the customary rules of the major guilds!
In front of her.
The servant pondered and said, "That’s the idea. I haven’t yet uncovered the specific details. Here are the investigation results; you can take a look."
Saying this, they handed over a docunt.
Cong Shuang reached out and took the docunt.
There was only one page, perhaps because the investigation ti was too short, and no detailed information had been found.
So, there was very little information on the docunt.
But Cong Shuang was dumbfounded after just a glance.
The data showed.
Lu Ran is now a reserve mber of four guilds!
The four are: the Celestial Path Alliance, Battle Banner National Defense Army, Red Robe Tower, and Mirror Flower Water Moon!
The Four Major Guilds of Longxia are all included!
This has never happened with any mber of the Celestial Path Alliance!
Even if soone was a genius, even if their profession traits were terrifying, even with the support and acknowledgnt of the Celestial Path Alliance.
They still couldn’t join other guilds simultaneously!
But Lu Ran did it!
"How could this be!" Cong Shuang was dumbfounded.
She had only seen Su Ting appear beside Lu Ran, thought it was a bit strange, and thus asked soone to investigate.
The result she got now was indeed strange!
It could even be said to be bizarre!
He’s just an Undead Mage!
Why?
"I’m not sure either. When investigating Lu Ran’s information, I gathered little. You can continue reading," the servant said.
Cong Shuang continued reading with patience.
Lu Ran was born in the slums of Black Fire City.
He worked odd jobs to make a living.
After awakening as an Undead Mage, his girlfriend even broke up with him.
Of course.
Cong Shuang didn’t care at all about this kind of love affair.
Then, from the very next day, Lu Ran dominated the rookie level leaderboard of Black Fire City Academy with an absolute advantage!
He never dropped from the top!
Moreover.
The level gaps with other students behind him grew larger, and no one was able to surpass him!
"By the way, there were other incidents that occurred during this period that haven’t been sorted out in the data yet," the servant pondered and said.
"Speak," Cong Shuang looked at them.
"During Lu Ran’s leveling up process, he had a conflict with the son of a family in Black Fire City, Liang Shaoyu, who targeted Lu Ran multiple tis," the servant said.
"And then?" Cong Shuang asked.
"Afterward, the Liang Family collectively disappeared. All the main family mbers died and vanished; it should have been the Celestial Path Alliance that took responsibility for their elimination," the servant analyzed.
Cong Shuang was dumbfounded as she looked at them.
Did Lu Ran have such great influence?
"Moreover, there are no clues about Lu Ran’s daily actions. It was only found that he had visited the Celestial Fate Tower a few tis. The dining prices there are expensive, inconsistent with his identity as soone from the slums, and the Celestial Fate Tower is part of the Red Leaf Comrce, which is backed by Red Robe Tower," the servant continued.
Ye Hongyi!
Cong Shuang frowned; sothing wasn’t right. There was sothing too off about Lu Ran!
"What else? Keep talking," Cong Shuang urged.
"Nothing else has been unearthed yet; it needs ti," the servant said thoughtfully.
"I was too impatient. This short period really isn’t enough. Then continue the investigation, and inform imdiately when there are results," Cong Shuang nodded and said.
This is already quite good.
In such a short ti, such much information has been uncovered about Lu Ran.
Although none of it is really secret, it is enough to prove the efficiency of the Cong Family’s operations.
After the servant left.
Cong Shuang sat backstage without caring about the situation of the contestants outside.
She only looked at the docunt in her hand, eyes slightly squinting.
Crisis!
She felt a huge sense of crisis!
This crisis even ca from an Undead Mage she would never have paid attention to!
"First, there was a mysterious Undead Mage master. Now a new Undead Mage appears. What’s going on with this profession? Isn’t it just a standard profession?" Cong Shuang pondered but couldn’t figure it out.
Suddenly.
She recalled hearing the arena battle broadcast just now.
Almost at the start, Lu Ran resolved his opponent.
The timing could almost be described as a one-hit kill.
Unfortunately, Cong Shuang didn’t know exactly what Lu Ran did during the fight; otherwise, she might have seen sothing.
"Reserve mbers of the Four Major Guilds, and after coming to the Imperial Capital, he lives in the headquarters of the Celestial Path Alliance. Even the four guild leaders who have never appeared in the Hundred Cities League have co; it seems to be for Lu Ran..." Cong Shuang murmured.
That sense of crisis grew stronger.
After a long ti.
Cong Shuang shook her head and exhaled a breath.
Murmuring, "I’ve really overthought. No matter how special, it’s just an Undead Mage, and I shouldn’t let him affect my judgnt and thoughts. The championship will definitely be mine!"
On stage.
The four guild leaders were seated there, looking relaxed and at ease.
With smiles, they watched the other contestants compete. To be honest, there wasn’t much to see; their minds were still on Lu Ran’s earlier one-hit kill of Wang Yan.
"The Number 37 Arena over there is quite good, with very skillful combat techniques."
"Unfortunately, it can’t compare to Lu Ran’s explosive power."
"Can you even call Lu Ran’s explosive power strong? Even if I were to go up, I’m no match!"
"Nothing interesting to watch, really. It’s still more interesting when Lu Ran is on stage."
...
At the sa ti.
Backstage.
Lu Ran was the calst of all, returning to his small room to wait for the match to end.
Su Ting was by his side, as if she’d lost her soul, glancing at Lu Ran now and then.
In the end.
She couldn’t help but speak up: "Lu Ran, what did you do just now?"
Hmm?
Lu Ran glanced at Su Ting and smiled, "What do you an, how did I do it? Are you asking how I defeated the opponent in the arena?"
"Yes," Su Ting nodded hastily.
"Nothing much to say, just the Blood Spear," Lu Ran said casually.
Su Ting looked at Lu Ran, stunned.
Nonsense.
She knew it was the Blood Spear.
But your Blood Spear is sowhat unconventional!
The opponent was a Profound Armor Berserker, a nesis to magic series professions!
And with just one Blood Spear, the opponent was gone?
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