MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1275 - Chapter 1275 Chapter 1275 Investigator

Chapter 1275: Chapter 1275: Investigator Chapter 1275: Chapter 1275: Investigator Military Investigator continued when nobody spoke up, “Well, since everyone seems very interested, I’ll keep going. About that guild, I can’t even remember its name. I’m guessing Starfire is grateful to this guild for letting them recognize the true role of warships, which led to the establishment of a real warship fleet. Unfortunately, even Starfire didn’t have the conditions to do so. It’s said that Prairie Fire visited Undercity’s Royal District several times for this purpose, but failed to acquire any warships.”

“Everybody should know that Starfire is very profitable. The trade volume of the two ports is huge, and just the influx of people alone brings in a substantial amount of Gold Coin for Starfire. Not to mention the shops in Starfire’s two main cities. I believe countless guilds are envious. Even though it’s now possible to rent some small shops, they are far from comparable to Starfire’s prime one-stop shops. However, I don’t know the exact figures. At first, I wasn’t content, but after a long effort, I still couldn’t get any specific inside information.”

“Don’t say you don’t believe it–I couldn’t believe it myself at the time. Starfire is nothing like a hastily risen guild that’s poorly managed. You could say Starfire has clear ownership stakes, their division of labor is detailed and collaborative, and their scheduling is well-managed. You all have been dazzled by Prairie Fire’s brilliance and overlooked the others in Starfire, but if you analyze it yourself, you’ll see that Starfire’s stars are dazzling.”

“The most important person after Prairie Fire is Sister Li. She’s the executive vice president. You might not believe this, but Prairie Fire holds absolute equity and is the true leader of the Starfire guild. He’s only involved in planning Starfire’s strategic direction. He’s never interfered in the specific guild affairs, and all aspects of Starfire’s operations, development, and even the management of its rules and regulations are all steered by Sister Li. And in real life, Sister Li is a legendary businesswoman. Those who are interested can check it out for themselves; I won’t elaborate further. Without her management, I can say with certainty that Starfire would not be where it is now just by relying on Prairie Fire.”

“Feng Yi, no need to say more, right? The most mystical female commentator, definitely a top figure in the competitive scene, and once Prairie Fire’s lover. In fact, the early and mid-period commentaries by Feng Yi were co-produced by both Prairie Fire and Feng Yi. If you don’t believe it, you can look at Feng Yi’s old commentary videos, which were basically created by the two of them. It’s just that Prairie Fire stayed behind the scenes at that time. And now, she has basically given up commentating, using her years of connections in the competitive scene to gather various immensely valuable pieces of information for Starfire.”

“Unparalleled Enchantress, no need to say more, right? She was also once a legendary figure. If it hadn’t been for that group of scoundrels back then, the Enchantress’ status wouldn’t be inferior to Edward’s. Such a former peak figure is now in charge of managing Starfire’s external combat, clubs, and teams. With her in charge, coupled with Starfire’s strong individual combat capability, it’s needless to say that Spark Team’s performance won’t be bad. The last mock combat competition was the best proof of that.”

“Fruit Couple, Pupil Pupil, and others–although they may not stand out, they’re definitely strong figures when it comes to leading the guild’s activities and operations. If we compare Starfire to a warship, then Prairie Fire is the captain and helmsman directing the course, Sister Li is the first mate, coordinating the crew on the warship. Feng Yi is the experienced lookout, ensuring that Starfire doesn’t lose its way and can avoid and handle storms ahead of time. The Enchantress is the combat commander, bravely leading the sailors to fight to the death against enemies.”

Everyone was completely silent. The millions of viewers, their public screen filled only with the words of the Military Investigator. Not a word had been spoken, and they had a sudden realization. Starfire couldn’t be regarded as an upstart guild with slapdash management; on the contrary, Starfire was orderly with dazzling stars. It was just that, in Li Yao’s radiance, the others seemed dimmed. But on a night with no moon, they were undoubtedly one of the most dazzling stars.

“I’ve digressed, let’s continue discussing the development of Starfire’s navy. Starfire makes a lot of money, but they also spend a lot. As you’ve all seen, Starfire’s guild warehouse is no joke. The continuous expansion and construction, maintaining guild welfare–all these require a massive amount of Gold Coin. But Starfire made a fortune from others’ invasions, a sum of money that might be a lot for other guilds, but for Starfire, it was spent without a second thought. Particularly, that dungeon with the herbs and Potions, Starfire made a killing, earning all the money from all the players of the Ancient Gods.”

“I don’t know the specifics, but it’s definitely a terrifying amount. Starfire has so much money they don’t even know how to spend it all. But just at that time, the war mode became popular, and Starfire invested a considerable sum into Murlocs and Nagas. Those who are interested can take a look along the coast near Starfire–I won’t go into that either.”

“After that, Prairie Fire obtained the rank of General. Many people wonder what significance a General has in a game, and why I’m stressing this point. The General I’m talking about is not a ceremonial rank earned by players. Even the highest-ranking honorary officer for a player is nothing more than a school-level officer. Prairie Fire’s rank is that of a real General with actual authority. You may have overlooked his title because Prairie Fire himself took over a plain and controlled three cities.”

“But you should know that he commands a force of elite guards close to the Queen. He is also the General in charge of the garrison tasks assigned by the Chieftain, which is an active military camp on the map of the Dark Camp. Of course, that’s not the main point. The main point is the message this conveys: the Queen already considers Prairie Fire as her true successor, not just someone to instruct in a few skills.”

“In plain terms, Prairie Fire is essentially Undercity’s rightful Crown Prince, and he’s one of the second-generation successors highly recognized by the higher ranks of the Dark Camp. Heh, if something were to happen to the Queen, even if some people are not convinced, most of Undercity’s high ranks will shift their support to Prairie Fire taking over. The concept of what that means, I believe everyone understands for themselves.”

“Now, do you still have doubts about why Starfire possesses real warships? Prairie Fire has fully integrated into the faction, and the higher-ups consider him one of their own. Plus, he has money and has accumulated so much merit and honor for the Dark Camp that naturally there are no restrictions. As far as I know, once Prairie Fire reaches level sixty, he will be eligible to purchase large warships at a fair price. The Wheat Mango guild still wants to challenge Starfire at sea, claiming that the Starfire fleet has good stuff, without having to share plunder with two attacking guilds on land–oh dear, it’s just laughable. I’ve never seen such foolishness.”

The vast majority of players had only a vague understanding of Starfire and Prairie Fire, but they understood the terrifying extent of Starfire and Prairie Fire today after seeing the Military Investigator’s discussion.

At a time when many guilds, especially most super guilds, were deluding themselves, Starfire had already developed to an astonishing level. Many were left wondering, aside from the number of members, what else is Starfire lacking compared to the super guilds.

This battle, faced with the advance of the four-guild United Army, plus the absence of the Starfire Core Group, was destined to be a loss, but what about now?

Everyone redirected their attention back to the battlefield, fully aware that if this battle is overcome, Starfire will truly spread its wings, allowing Starfire to fully establish its own presence, to carve out a piece of the sky that belongs to Starfire…