A different world game? A different world game!

Kana coughed and continued to talk about his plan.

"The transformation of the blessing made through the previous wish has allowed us to separate the various components of the blessing. Aside from the most basic data being transformed into the most essential core, other parts can be added and bestowed as appropriate."

This is a wish and ability that was granted long ago, and the Night Watch is still using it at this stage.

Some special departments also have special powers that other Night's Watch do not have, such as the Inquisition controlled by Aliris and directly under Kana.

"Although it may sound a bit heartless, when the final apocalypse arrives, the vast majority of people will only need to contribute their combat power. In other words, only digitization and combat professions are sufficient, and other systems do not need to be granted to everyone."

This would not only allow the Night's Watch to maintain their leading strength and advantage, but also reduce the burden of making wishes. Otherwise, if a single stone were to make the Night's Watch's abilities infinite, that would be overestimating the limits of what a complete Genesis Stone could achieve.

Making such deletions can greatly improve the completeness and feasibility of making a wish at that time.

After hearing Kana's words, everyone present couldn't help but think about it and nodded from time to time.

It sounds a bit cruel, but it is the truth.

What they needed was quantity, not just quality, to rival the Void. For most ordinary people, even mediocre ones, relying on the power of digitization to enable them to fight the Void was enough.

Secondary occupations, maps, channels, appraisals, and so on, were meaningless to the vast majority of ordinary people. Even the most basic digitization was a once-unattainable gift to them.

"Then why don't we just let those who join the Night's Watch have the blessing?" Lelia said casually.

Afterwards, she received contemptuous looks from everyone present.

"This is impossible. No leader of any faction would expect another faction to weigh on his head. Not to mention that our previous actions have already made many nobles and leaders extremely dissatisfied." Popot reminded from the side.

Hearing this, Lelia thought of some things that happened before and curled her lips in disdain.

"A bunch of useless people who only know how to bully ordinary people."

Kana brought the topic back to the topic and continued:

"The fundamental condition of swearing an oath to receive a blessing remains unchanged. This prevents them from leading invaders. And what I am about to say is why the death of the [Evil Rat]—or an evil god—is so important."

As Kana spoke, he waved his hand, and a magical 3D image appeared on the table. The image changed as he spoke, making it easier for everyone to understand.

"The birth of the evil rats stems not only from the ratmen's evil will and nature, but also from the advent of the apocalypse, when negative desires that were once suppressed and dealt with by the world began to emerge. After all, simply maintaining the barrier was nearly consuming all the world's strength. How could there be enough time and energy to deal with these emerging negative desires?

Therefore, even after we eradicate the evil rats, these negative desires and the evil they represent will not dissipate. Instead, their demise will create an outlet for these forces to erupt into the world, wreaking havoc across the land in disorder and chaos. Then, all manner of malicious monsters, souls unwilling to accept humiliation, and evil spirits thirsting for revenge will follow. They are the very existence of the world, adding fuel to the already chaotic fire.

"The future is becoming increasingly hopeless." Maxim muttered to himself.

This is the spiral of collapse: one bad thing leads to more bad things, one after another, until there is complete collapse and no way to stop it.

"So, under these circumstances, it's absolutely the most opportune time for us to spread our power. This will be extremely effective in enhancing the prestige of the Night's Watch. Furthermore, to avoid suspicion, we can establish a separate organization, even accepting the supervision and jurisdiction of local forces.

I call it the Adventurer's Guild. We'll issue quests to guide ordinary people who make wishes to deal with these crises. This will benefit everyone, and I believe no one will refuse.

Everyone listened to Kana's plan bit by bit, thinking carefully and sorting out its feasibility.

It must be said that this step, until now, was extremely feasible, as it was absolutely beneficial. Furthermore, the Night's Watch currently held a certain level of prestige among all the forces in the world. If the Adventurers' Guild were willing to accept the jurisdiction of local forces, they would surely agree.

Legends who hope to have an additional option, or even a better option, in the future will also make this happen.

"And these people who accept missions, defeat targets, and receive blessings, I call them [Adventurers]. What do you think? Is it appropriate?" Kana asked with a smile.

He had to admit that the world was inexplicably becoming more and more keen on moving closer to the worldview of games, allowing some of the mechanisms in the games to gradually become reasonable existences in reality.

“And you should be well aware that for the vast majority of ordinary people, their entire lives are confined to the area where they were born. Only a very small number of people have the opportunity and ability to truly see the world.

The identity of adventurers gives them this ability. We can also use the Adventurer's Guild to tell them information about the outside world and what is happening in the world.

Only we can achieve this. Providing information about the outside world and conveying intelligence about world changes has become very reasonable with the emergence of the Adventurer's Guild."

At this point, Kana's emotions inexplicably rose, and his voice couldn't help but rise a degree. He opened his hands and said with a smile:

"And at that time, when everyone has the power to resist, those oppressing forces above them—those tyrannical wretches above them! They will be greeted by the wrath of countless ordinary people, the wrath of countless people they once considered pariahs. In that situation, not even the king will be able to ignore the will of the people.

The world will change, and all forces must change, otherwise they will be dragged down by the common people who represent the will of the majority and fall into hell."

At this time, the emotional Popot also added the last paragraph:
"As the founders and controllers of the Adventurers' Guild, we can control these events through the transmission of information and the guidance of words. Even in the worst-case scenario, the Night's Watch can use overwhelming force and authority to prevent the situation from spiraling downwards."

Everyone present stood still, their minds constantly absorbing this information, analyzing and thinking about it.

It seems, is it really feasible? (End of this chapter)