Online Game Dungeon Master

At this moment, in the #@￥ Guild.

This is a recently rising guild. It has been registered for less than 30 days, but it has more than 1,000 registered members, becoming a major force in the eastern part of Dusk Town.

The #@￥ Guild has strong funds and sincerely recruits all kinds of players with high standards of treatment, so that no force can suppress the development of the #@￥ Guild in the short term.

The registrant of #@￥ comes from an unknown small country, and the investors behind him include wealthy people from several larger Arab countries in West Asia.

In fact, there are behind-the-scenes characters behind several West Asian players, but normal people don’t know.

On January 23, the #@￥ Guild encountered a financial distress for the first time, and the capital chain supply was broken. This kind of thing was not uncommon in the past. A guild is like a team. If it does not meet the expectations of investors, it is very likely to be disbanded.

Now the #@￥ Guild is facing such a situation.

The president of the #@￥ Guild \u0026*% (same as a certain native language) is now standing in the market outside the town, with several players standing beside him. They are plotting to sell a batch of silver mines in exchange for resources needed for development.

The current situation of the territory is not optimistic. It is like a miser who is so poor that only money is left. However, the territory needs to develop, and development requires resources. The area where the territory is located is a mountainous area rich in silver mines. As long as you dig in the land casually, you can dig out money. Other resources are relatively scarce, and it is highly dependent on the surrounding areas.

Now is the time when the price of gold is the lowest. It is the least cost-effective to exchange it with gold. If you don’t exchange it, there will be riots in the territory. The best way is to exchange it.

Silver mines are necessary materials for manufacturing equipment. In Dusk Town, silver mines are a scarce resource. The #@￥ Guild made a deal with Dusk Town and sold about 200,000 units of silver ingots worth 1.2 million gold to Dusk Town in exchange for various types of food, wood, tools and other daily necessities.

Dusk Town adopted a prepayment method and paid 300,000 units of food, 120,000 units of wood, and various tools. The #@￥ Guild did not have any worries and felt that Dusk Town would not do anything that went back on its word, because this would also reduce its reputation.

"Let's go, everyone. As long as we get through the difficult period, we will definitely get new capital injections. Be careful on the road." Guild President \u0026*% said.

"Of course, there will be no problem." Several players below assured that they were invited to join when the guild was founded and had a good gaming level.

One earth dragon transported 900 units, and a total of 200 earth dragons marched towards the west. They took a third-level road with a 40% faster movement speed. If they were slower, they could go back and forth in 5 hours. Who knew that the Chamber of Commerce would never come back after leaving the town.

Dusk Town and \u0026*% Guild hand over the border area.

Hundreds of second-level barbarians, including beast soul warriors and storm dancers, were ambushed on both sides of the road. From a distance, they saw teams of earth dragons and players accompanying them walking out of the dark underground passage with strange rocks. The barbarians immediately took their positions under the command of the players and waited for an opportunity to go.

They were led by Little Chicken and others who appeared in the End of the North Rift. When the Earth Dragon passed halfway, the rocks behind them were suddenly knocked down by several angry thunder beasts, blocking the way back. Then countless barbarians rushed out and began to plunder them.

"Let's fight!" The players representing the #@￥ Guild knew that if the supplies were robbed, Dusk Town would have a reason to refuse to pay the remaining 75% of the goods. Damn, how could their route and time be known? Did the lord reveal it? But he was going to suffer losses himself?

The player figured it out at once. These barbarians must have been sent by Zhutian. Zhutian Fortress is closest to Peak Fortress, and there are many barbarians. Otherwise, how could the lord let people rob their goods? The player remembered the relationship between Zhutian Fortress and Dusk Town, complained secretly in his heart, and led people to kill.

After all, the guild did not have enough manpower sent by Zhutian. Dusk Town had the advantage of mastering intelligence and could easily adjust the opponent's lineup.

The #@￥ Guild sent a group of knights.

Zhutian sent out Storm Dancers and Beast Soul Warriors to restrain the Knights. The situation was obviously one-sided. #@￥ was caught off guard and was completely wiped out in less than 5 minutes of fighting.

Dusk Town then sent a notice saying that the silver ingots prepaid by the #@￥ Guild had not arrived, so it refused to send subsequent goods.

The #@￥ Guild accused Dusk Town of colluding with Zhutian, but the accusation was pale and powerless. It had no power to restrain it. It only caused Shen Xuan's reputation to drop by 10%, which was about 13,000.

For the current Dusk Town, the negative effect of declining reputation is long-term. The shortage of food supply has an immediate effect on the #@￥ Guild. When the trade agreement was signed, Dusk Town gained the trust of the #@￥ Guild with its advantages in price and supply, but it did not expect to encounter such a thing.

It is more difficult to find other ways. The population of more than 100,000 in the surrounding areas all rely on imported food to survive. The #@￥ Guild was in a deadlock because of the Dusk Town's move.

The players were in a state of panic because of the sudden incident, but they insisted on trying to work together to overcome the difficulties.

A few hours later.

"President, it's bad. The food in the territory has run out." A player came into the room in a panic and shouted.

"Didn't you find a new supply channel? Not even some small merchants? Even a little bit would be good."

"No... I can't find any food suppliers in the surrounding areas."

What the players don't know is that not only Dusk Town secretly restricted the flow of goods, but even the Vanke family and CRY also took restrictive measures. The fact seems to be that the three major forces did not cooperate with each other. Seeing that the #@￥ Guild had problems, they couldn't wait to add insult to injury so that the crisis in their own territory could be alleviated.

It doesn't matter who makes money. The players of the major forces all understand that as long as they can reduce losses, they don't care who the opponent is or whether they are past partners. Unfortunately, the #@￥ Guild became the ultimate victim and the biggest loser.

The #@￥ territory fell into a dead end with no other options. The surrounding troops were heavily surrounded and there was no way to obtain resources through war. When the satisfaction of the territory dropped to about 40, the first civil strife broke out. Under the leadership of NPCs, the rebel army destroyed the town's armory, warehouse, and market.

Afterwards, the situation became increasingly chaotic, and as a last resort, \u0026*% took the main members of the guild and fled far away, taking the territory's gold, remaining resources, technology, equipment, and part of the army with them, becoming a force driven away by the residents.

After the #@￥ guild withdrew, the major forces tacitly agreed not to make any moves. No one wanted to continue to consume, and continuing would benefit players in distant areas, so they quietly ended and divided up the benefits obtained from the #@￥ guild.