Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

Chapter 1121: Guild’s Bank

After Xu Feng gave a cryptic-like meaning to the rest, he didn’t leave them in suspense for long.

In the blink of an eye, he retrieved a ballista weapon from his inventory.

The sheer size of the ballista caught everyone by surprise.

"What is this?" Veronica’s eyes widened in shock.

"A defensive turret?" Carmen was startled by the majestic sight of the ballistic weapon.

"Correct!" Xu Feng nodded and explained. "This baddie here is called the Aegis Nova Ballista, our trump card to annihilate a swarm of monsters in an instant."

Having said that, he soon displayed the information to everyone present.

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Item Name: Aegis Nova Ballista

Type: Mana-infused ballista.

Effect: Fires explosive piercing bolts that split midair into multiple shards, each detonating on impact.

Special: Can penetrate Tier 2 fortress walls. Requires four operators and massive mana infusion.

Note: Be mindful of the firing rate to avoid overload. Consume Mana Stone to generate.

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The consumption of Mana Stone was another form of currency that had recently begun to surge among players. It could be obtained through the conversion of coins or equipment.

The most common method to obtain was converting the useless pieces of equipment that one obtained through regular grinding or dungeons.

Although the amount wouldn’t be much, just by stacking them, you would easily accumulate a lot.

Nevertheless, a single ballistic shot required 100 Mana Stones. In other words, 10 shots required 1,000 Mana Stones.

To those who still didn’t understand the logic, it meant that firing a ballistic missile was equivalent to dumping stacks of 100 bills into the ocean.

"Do we have enough Mana Stones, Guild Leader?" Veronica was in charge of the majority of the things, so she knew their guild actually lacked a lot of resources. They were barely scraping by as of late to offer numerous compensation, followed by a severe loss of businesses.

If it weren’t for the Training Hall’s effectiveness, then they would have long been in the red in the financial aspect.

"Hmm?" Xu Feng raised an eyebrow. "Did I not deposit the wealth into our guild’s bank?"

Afterward, he quickly opened his inventory, only to realize his wealth was stacked.

Whoops...

Because the time it took to assist Thorin was very taxing, his memory became somewhat terrible.

"Give me a second," Xu Feng faked a cough and proceeded to deposit the majority of the wealth into the guild’s bank.

The guild’s bank functioned differently from what one might expect. It didn’t care about a player’s guild rank, but only the designated players whom Xu Feng had permitted.

To simplify, even if one was a regular member, as long as Xu Feng himself had permitted them, then they could access the guild’s bank.

Moreover, the guild’s bank could be privatized, meaning no members could view the amount unless it was turned public or strictly for a specific rank and above.

Sometime later, Veronica opens the guild’s bank, much to her astonishment and bewilderment.

Besides her, even Carmen was curious about the amount deposited. Her legs nearly turned to jelly from the numbers.

"How many digits are there?" She exclaimed in shock. Her sudden exclamation made the collective players in the room curious.

"Don’t stay curious! Open your guild’s bank and see!" Xu Feng laughed heartily and informed them that the guild’s bank was temporarily open for all to see.

Simultaneously, he even sent a guild’s post and took a screenshot of their wealth and posted it in the Game Forum.

This was a show of wealth and a blatant way to flex in front of his enemies!

Don’t think that you’re the only wealthy guild!

The Vanguard Guild was also very wealthy and could afford an extended fight if necessary!

In less than a few minutes after his post, many players were bedazzled by the information.

"Holy crap, the Vanguard Guild is so wealthy!"

"Who could have imagined?"

"Over 10 million Mana Stones!!! How in the world did the Vanguard Guild gather that many?"

While the neutral players were impressed, the others who decided to side with the Vanguard Guild became more energized.

Meanwhile, those who were opposing the Vanguard Guild, especially the former members who were officially banned from ever rejoining, felt like they had swallowed a mouthful of live maggots.

"FUCK! Why didn’t I stay for longer?"

"Goddamn Miracle Pavilion! I resigned from the guild and can no longer rejoin them!"

The former Vanguard Guild members lamented their fate, with most of them blaming the Miracle Pavilion rather than themselves for being so disloyal.

And outside the Haven Wind Town, Luther’s current expression was extremely complicated.

He also received the notice and became informed of the Vanguard Guild’s financial status.

"There’s no way they got that many from robbing our stash. So where the hell did they get these Mana Stones?" Luther finally lost his composure and ranted aloud.

"Where are those incompetent intel network people at? Is this how you gathered information about the Vanguard Guild?"

Needless to say, those working in the intel network made sure to conceal themselves thoroughly.

Being seen and spotted at this critical juncture meant ruthless scolding and possibly a dismissal from their job.

Only a retard would risk losing their good-paying job!

"The Vanguard Guild Leader is surely not to be underestimated..." Behind the raging Luther, who continuously tried to find someone to scold, Natasha received information from one of the spies.

"Guild Leader Lin Feng returned, and the first thing he did was reveal some sort of ballistic weapon. Afterward, he made a large deposit and publicized the event."

"You managed to have a spy in the Vanguard Guild?" Dumbfounded, Luther was more intrigued by the fact that she had an insider in the highly secured guild.

"Of course," Natasha sneered. "You have no idea how much I spent investigating them and convincing them with money to become my spy."

"Who is it?"

"Are you retarded?"

Because Luther had lost his composure, he failed to realize how dumb his question was.

Who in the world, in their right mind, would expose their spy to others?