Chapter 118: Update: Player Guild

Ever since the Internet launched [Conquest Sub-Dimension], the residents of Kabir City noticed that Dudoder, one of the three notorious figures, vanished completely.

Has he disappeared?

No, he’s been entirely captivated by [Conquest Sub-Dimension].

He’s become a complete homebody, staying in his residence all day.

Rumor has it he’s either battling orcs in [Conquest Sub-Dimension] or gathering a group of opportunistic hooligans on social platforms to discuss ways to fight orcs and find loopholes.

Believe it or not, with the emergence of [Conquest Sub-Dimension], the security in Kabir City has greatly improved!

Countless ruffians and troublemakers were drawn in by [Conquest Sub-Dimension], either venting their violent tendencies or lured by Dudoder’s bounty.

For this, the residents of Kabir City are very grateful to the Internet God.

Thank the Internet God for taking care of all the misfits in town.

Little do they know, Dudoder himself is just as grateful to the Internet God.

Mention the Dujia family in Kabir, and what comes to everyone’s mind is the genius magic tutor—Du Chil!

He is Dudoder’s brother, thirteen years his senior.

Dudoder practically grew up in his brother’s shadow.

The family had high expectations for his magical talent.

But it seemed as if heaven played a huge joke.

His parents’ magical genes apparently all went to his brother, leaving him a failure.

No matter how much the family invested, he remained mediocre in magic.

In the end… he gave up.

He even refused to use his brother’s connections to enter the Magic Academy.

He didn’t want to be humiliated.

He didn’t want to be pointed at and gossiped about.

He began to give up on himself entirely.

Yet, being a smart person, even in self-destruction, he upheld a bottom line. This was a crucial factor in surviving after the Internet God took over the Kewell Empire.

To be honest, back when he faced complaints and investigations, he hated the Internet God.

Not for granting people the right to be heard, causing him trouble.

But for spreading magical knowledge, meaning the empire would produce more and more magicians.

And as a magical failure, he would only become more mediocre in this wave.

However, everything changed with the appearance of [Conquest Sub-Dimension].

His boring life finally found an outlet better than a woman’s embrace.

Especially during the Five Prime Gods’ attack on Quever, where he, as a high-paying player, was deployed behind enemy lines and took the lead in the kill leaderboard, earning the ‘Imperial Guardian’ title afterward.

This incident became the highlight of his life!

Only ten people across [Conquest Sub-Dimension] earned this title!

Although this title is only visible upon logging into [Conquest Sub-Dimension].

And only other players are aware of it.

Yet, having this title after his nickname still gave Dudoder an indescribable satisfaction.

Even his brother rarely initiated a voice chat with him.

Though their conversation was awkward and disjointed as usual, his brother’s casual question, ‘I heard you got the Imperial Guardian title?’ almost kept him awake all night in excitement.

Many players who once looked down on him gradually accepted him!

[Conquest Sub-Dimension] gave him a sense of proving his self-worth.

That’s when he started feeling grateful to the Internet God!

But now he even wanted to shout at the Internet God—’Dammit, I love you!’

“Bro, did you see the guild function update in [Conquest]? It’s freaking awesome!”

“Bro, create a guild quickly, I’ll be the first to join!”

“Hurry and think of a good name before they all get taken. How about Dragon’s Roar, Bro?”

As soon as the guild function launched, Dudoder’s team channel went wild.

A group of lackeys started clamoring, looking even more excited than he was!

“Shut up, let me take a good look, wait for my word!”

Dudoder shouted and quickly began examining the newly released guild functions.

Seeing them made his heart nearly skip a beat with excitement!

In his eyes, this guild function was practically tailor-made for him.

First, creating a guild required 10,000 gold coins to purchase a guild establishment order!

Just this one requirement was enough to filter out most players.

After obtaining the guild order, they could select a piece of land near the four magic towers in the Dofi Sub-Dimension to construct their guild headquarters.

Once the guild is established, all guild players would enjoy task reward bonuses, item sharing, large guild tasks, a guild research institute, and other numerous benefits.

What excited Dudoder the most was that players could voluntarily contribute Merit Points to the guild, fully controlled by the guild leader.

It meant he could legitimately hire gold-farming groups without trailing behind them to land the final blow.

And the accumulated Merit Points could conveniently purchase top-grade puppets to recruit powerful civilian players.

These excited Dudoder!

But these weren’t the most important parts.

For Dudoder, the most crucial element lay in the last sentence of the player guild introduction.

[Ambitious future guild leaders, Dofi Sub-Dimension is just the starting point of your dominion. In the vast and magnificent multiverse, countless territories await your conquest! The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, lead your guild to greatness, and you might become the master of a dimension.—Internet God.]

Master of a dimension?

Dudoder was stunned by this phrase.

His scalp tingled but his blood boiled with excitement!

Great men aim high!

Who doesn’t want to unify vast lands and achieve imperial dominance?

Yet, for most people, this is just a dream.

Especially for someone like Dudoder.

Who would expect him to be a magic failure?

However, the Internet God gave him a chance.

If he could truly lead the guild to greatness, becoming the Internet God’s sword of justice!

Then becoming the master of a dimension was not an impossibility!

Dudoder didn’t waste another moment in thought, quickly paying 10,000 gold coins through the Internet Bank to purchase and activate the guild order.

In an instant, four magic towers appeared before him.

Around each magic tower were countless green grids, and some had already turned red, having been occupied.

Dudoder didn’t rush to choose.

He carefully compared the positions of the four magic towers and the orc headquarters, ultimately selecting the magic tower closest to the orc camp as his guild headquarters.

In a flash, the land turned red, becoming his private territory.

[Please name your guild.]

After pondering for a moment, Dudoder wrote in the void: ‘Conquer the Lands.’

When he sent the guild name to his team, his team’s channel exploded once more.

Flattery, praise, cheers, and suggestions came in a constant stream.

Of course, the membership requests kept flashing in his ears.

Those beeping notifications sounded like his soldiers marching in step toward him.

That day, [Conquest Sub-Dimension] was in complete frenzy!

Forum posts skyrocketed exponentially!

Countless high-spending players praised the Internet God madly.

However, not everyone was happy.

Not all civilian players would bow to money and favor high-spending players.

Some civilian players continued to stand their ground.

But the Internet God seemed to favor high-spending players even more.

Just as civilian players lamented, [Conquest Sub-Dimension] sent out a new announcement that thrilled the civilian players.