Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

OneManMedia didn’t even suspect anything and hurriedly sent a message to the respective Team Leaders.

There were a total of 4 Team Leaders, namely, Lightning Blade, VenomPulse, Blue Star, and Dark Night.

These 4 were already considered a major face of the Vanguard Guild and held considerable influence.

Despite this, their status was still beneath OneManMedia, who was the messenger and assistant for Veronica, the Guild Captain. After these skirmishes in the Garak Forest, Veronica had long solidified her position.

Who would still dare to underestimate her?

She might not have made a move personally, but her decision and action alone had helped monopolize the Garak Forest against all other guilds.

Such a feat was unheard of!

”I’ve contacted them and they’ll be here in 5 minutes max.” OneManMedia relayed the news.

Although they could return faster, the Team Leaders needed to make adequate preparations for their team members.

Nodding, Veronica continued, ”Tell the other affiliated guilds and teams with us to gather at Braum Tavern. Tell them it’s best to not delay.”

She then stood up, ready to exit the Braum Tavern and meet the Guild Leader at the Teleport Platform.

However, before she stepped outside the door, she reminded him again. ”Oh, make sure they are the highest representative or the leader themselves. I don’t want some random people to join.”

In her mind, her Guild Leader’s presence was extremely important now. She would frown if those affiliations of theirs were to send some Tom, Dick, or Harry to join.

When Veronica came to realize her mindset, she was a bit taken aback.

’Hmm, it seems like I have gotten a bit arrogant.’ She thought to herself. She quickly shook her head and reflected upon her previous behavior and thought process.

There was a fine and thin line between arrogance and confidence. She could afford to be confident, but definitely not arrogant.

So many downfalls began from arrogance.

As Veronica hurriedly tried to reflect on her behavior, OneManMedia also got to work while sitting at his table.

’Something big must have happened.’ He opened his list of contacts and informed them of their affiliations for an emergency meeting.

…

At the Teleport Platform of Garak City, the first thing Xu Feng and Carmen noticed was the crowding.

They were practically shoveled to the side almost as soon as they appeared.

”Are you sure the guild got a monopoly?” Carmen clicked her tongue and was displeased by the pushing.

Given that she was always training at high-level maps, with barely any people being qualified to be there, she had stopped being in such a crowded place.

”Pretty sure.” Xu Feng glanced at the streets that were overflowing with players and nodded slightly. He was quite satisfied with the traffic.

Meanwhile, Carmen was baffled by the statement. Was this supposed to be normal?

”You’re not an expert in this field eh,” Xu Feng noticed her confused expression and teased.

She spread her arms wide. She majored in design and rarely needed to interact with people or deal with them, to begin with.

All she needed to know was what was the current trend and design her things to match the people’s preferences.

”If it’s a monopoly, then why are there still so many people flocking in?” She questioned skeptically.

”It’s precisely because it’s a monopoly that we have this much traffic.” Xu Feng mused.

”The only known source for the Qualification Profession is at Garak Forest. Now that the Vanguard Guild has taken a monopoly, it’s only right for us to sell them at a high rate.”

”We sell them? Wouldn’t it be better if we just take it for ourselves?”

”There’s a limit to how useful an item could be. Think of it like this. You’re farming at a level 35 monster map. Would you continue to farm there once you surpassed a certain level?”

Upon hearing that question, Carmen’s natural response was to shake her head. There was no point in continuously farming on a map that was far under her level. Not only was it a waste of time, but its return value was also garbage.

”The experience gained wouldn’t be worth it.” She said.

”Mhmm, the same logic applies to the Qualification Profession. The item could only enhance your experience level so far before it becomes a complete waste. Rather than keeping them and causing many to be extremely hostile toward us, we might as well sell them at a high price.”

Realization quickly dawned upon Carmen.

The monopoly was similar to real-world tactics in which consumers had no choice but to go to them to buy at an exorbitant price.

The only difference was that this kind of monopoly in the Divine World was easily interchangeable.

Unlike the real world where there were patent laws, such laws were nonexistent in the Divine World.

The moment a similar item that functioned like the Qualification Profession appeared, the monopolization at Garak Forest would no longer be that influential.

Moreover, if they insisted on hoarding everything. The hostility and grudge from the players who couldn’t get their hands on it would soon plot against the Vanguard Guild whether it was going to be public or private.

”Now, do you understand why Vortex Viper openly sold them at high prices and even willing to negotiate with others?” Xu Feng chuckled softly.

Carmen nodded. Grudges were definitely bound to be made, but rather than just forming grudges, they could use this as an opportunity to make big money first.

The money was going to be used for the development of their town anyway.

Either way, as long as their guild’s influence and reputation continue to rise.

Which player would dare to act against them without thinking of the repercussions?

”How complicated!” She pursed her lips and was once again grateful that she didn’t have to think so much of the probability.

”You don’t say?” Xu Feng mused and continued, ”Now I’m thinking if I should make Vortex Viper the Guild Commander and demote you to Guild Captain.”

”Sure,” Carmen clasped her hands and would gladly accept the demotion.

Suddenly, from behind them, Veronica arrived and said with a frightened tone. ”Please don’t do that.”