T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 60, Section 59: The Guild War Begins

When asked where she had gone, Mint kept her mouth shut, and no amount of prying could get her to open it.

If pressed further, the response is simply, "As long as there are potions for you to use, don't worry about it."

"There's no rush to concoct the potion; focus on getting better first."

"Not in a hurry?" Mint asked in surprise. "But aren't you going to the underground temple?"

She mistakenly thought that everyone was saying this out of consideration for her health, so she quickly got up, jumped around in front of the bed, and performed a squat.

"I'm just a little tired, not sick, so please don't treat me like a patient."

Upon learning that the boundary between the virtual and real worlds was going to participate in a competitive event, Mint hurriedly asked, "Are the rewards good? Is it possible to win?"

Jiang Heyi wanted to say "We will win," but then he remembered that the last person who said that was still vivid in his mind...

"The reward is quite good; it should include some valuable items that you can use to refine medicine. We'll try our best to bring them back for you."

"Good stuff, extremely rare material?"

Jiang Heyi nodded, recalling that the basic rewards for qualifying for the World Championship included universal material fragments.

Mint, the little money-grubber, had an unusually bright eye. She licked her lips and said, "It's a deal then, you have to bring it back... Well, just try your best to bring it back. It's not a life-or-death struggle, is it?"

"No, it's just a brief mention."

"That's good..." she asked again, "Do you need any potions? I know a little about high-quality healing potions too."

Mint probably didn't even realize that she was like a worried mother of a child going on a long trip. Even though the child repeatedly told her not to worry, she still wanted to pack things she thought she might need into her suitcase.

"We might be going to the Screamer Snow Mountain in a while. If you really want to help us, please prepare these potions in advance."

"You don't need to tell me, I brought back plenty of material this time."

Mint, who was so proud just moments before, immediately changed her tune, pitifully pleading, "Please give me a piece of Star Sand after you complete the mission, just one piece!"

It's clear she really wants it.

Although everyone unanimously replied "no," their real purpose was...

Seeing Mint puffing up in a huff, everyone at the boundary between reality and illusion burst into laughter.

These people are really bad.

When Jiang Heyi woke up, she felt completely relaxed.

Because of the disappearance of Mint, the atmosphere in the chat group was a bit tense for the past few days, but now everything has returned to normal, and the prison guard and the quilt were chatting early in the morning.

Damn, how do these two have so many things to talk about? They talk about new anime, games, and stale jokes... they never seem to tire of it.

This is terrifying. Is this the chemical reaction of two social terrorists coming together?
"The first guild battle tonight starts at 1 AM. Can you make it to the Four Primarchs?"

The absence of personnel will not result in the guild being automatically declared the loser, but the disadvantage of being outnumbered is unavoidable.

Tetraprototype: "If I have to work overtime, I'll take leave."

If the four original entities, which are most likely to encounter unexpected problems, can be stably launched, then there will be no problem.

In the past four days, the number of fans on the boundary between virtual and reality has exceeded 50, reaching 53.

Since the official announcement of the World Championship, people from both inside and outside the gaming community have been leaving comments under the last post on the boundary between reality and fiction every day.

Some people simply want to wish the boundary between the virtual and the real good results.

Some people, however, are spicy and sour, and they might become monsters in the eyes of other players.

In any sport with competitive elements, clashes in the public sphere are bound to be highly contentious.

Although the game has only been online for a short time, its groundbreaking new gameplay and unprecedentedly influential world championships have made guilds the clubs in the hearts of players. Once the competition begins, fans will flock to see who performs best and generates the most buzz.

The Virtual Reality Boundary established its guild account relatively early, and because of the Clear Temple's gap in development, it was ahead of other guilds globally and was praised by various people. Those who shared in this sense of pride naturally had extremely high expectations for them.

Furthermore, given that the boundary between the real and the virtual has never revealed its true strength to the public, they, shrouded in mystery, have become the most suitable subjects for speculation.

Is it that PVE masters struggle to adapt to PVP, or do top players simply not complain about the game environment?
Tonight, the true value of the boundary between the virtual and the real will be tested.

As night deepened, the group from the virtual-real boundary, who had prepared well in advance, delayed their sleep by half an hour and entered the game at 12:30.

Inside the guild, Mint is teaching the witch doll [Red and White] how to brew potions in the potion workshop.

Jiang Heyi opened the guild panel and also found a potion recipe with a "?" mark, which seemed to mean that he could make it normally once he finished learning it.

Sensing the commotion in the main hall, Mint ran out barefoot.

"Are you off to a competition?"

She took out a light blue star pendant made of an unknown mineral from her bosom and put it into the hand of Jiang Heyi, who was at the head of the group.

"This is……"

Mint grinned and said, "It's a lucky charm from the nun who adopted me."

“You all know that I was abandoned in a field full of wild mint,” said Mint. “Shortly after the nun brought me back to the church, I fell seriously ill with a high fever that wouldn’t go down.”

"It was a very remote little church, and the nun who adopted me happened to be someone who didn't know healing magic or medicine... It was the first time in her life that she sincerely prayed for God's protection, at least that's what she told me."

“The amazing thing is that my condition gradually improved during the day, and I held on until the doctor arrived.” Mint looked at the pendant in Jiang Heyi’s palm with emotion. “She prayed with this pendant in her hand that night… Isn’t that amazing? She is a nun and doesn’t even have any church ritual objects.”

Jiang Heyi always felt that the nun in the story wasn't a proper nun.

Her lack of healing abilities and medical knowledge can be interpreted as her being a combat-oriented character within the church.

But he had never truly believed in the deity of his church before...

【Mint-flavored Lucky Pendant】

"The ornaments that Mint gave as a gift were a testament to the only time she, who had never believed in gods, sincerely prayed for a divine response."

"Mint firmly believes that it can bring good luck to its owner."

I wanted to know what was going on with the nun, but the system's guild war preparation prompt was already ringing in my ears.

People at the boundary between reality and illusion all approached Mint.

Some people snatched her hat and ruffled her hair, others took the opportunity to pinch her cheeks, and still others took the chance to admire her feet...

This time, Mint didn't struggle much, not because she was used to it like Orange Tea, but because she remembered what the nun had mentioned about the scene of the soldiers going to war.

It's probably the same when saying goodbye to relatives.

At this time, it is best to avoid crying and sobbing. When saying goodbye, make sure to make sure everything goes smoothly for them.

Although the boundary between reality and illusion said the competition would be fine... she was still worried.

"The reward isn't that important, whether I win it back or not," Mint said. "I can't let no one use the potions I worked so hard to make..."

Jiang Heyi's lips curled up, a certain emotion prompting him to respond firmly.

"It will win."

"You'll win?" the jailer corrected. "Fast forward, we're the champions!"

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