Skill Extraction: Exploring Dungeons-Chapter 479 - 442: Ma Guild

In the camp, Kane was still experimenting with the new system he had acquired.

To thoroughly understand all the functions of the guild, Kane needed to experiment with everything he wanted to test.

After all, this was a very important system and had to be handled carefully and meticulously; even a little negligence was not acceptable, and the goal was to perfectly utilize its functions.

First, he made changes to his information bar, adding a position.

[Vice President]

And he upgraded Kreya’s position to Vice President and activated all the permissions available.

Although he said so, there weren’t actually many permissions available to activate.

The moment the action was completed, Kreya visibly hesitated for a moment.

"Did you do something, Kane?"

"Yes, give it a try."

Kreya nodded and then touched the mark again.

A red glow reappeared in her hand, and she placed the glow on another small wooden table beside her, then pulled it horizontally to the side.

A lantern-like guild symbol appeared on the table. 𝘧𝓇ℯ𝑒𝓌𝑒𝑏𝓃𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭.𝒸ℴ𝓂

The lantern symbol then began to expand and transform outward.

A clear panel made of magic power appeared on the wooden table.

Compared to Kane’s guild page, it was much simpler.

There wasn’t even a border, just two words.

It looked very much like information constructed with magic power, making the whole frame reasonable.

One was Members, and the other was Storage.

The moment Kane saw this border, information also appeared in his mind.

Such a frame can only be seen by guild members.

Non-guild members would only see a lantern-like guild symbol made of magic power.

The panel didn’t require Kreya to operate it; the panel moved automatically just by her thinking about it.

The storage looked the same as Kane had seen, with block columns, and Kreya tapped one to directly pull out the wooden table just stored inside.

Then in the Members section, she could see her own and Kane’s information.

However, detailed information could not be viewed.

If there were other members, Kreya should be able to expel them through this panel.

Kane remembered that he had also checked the option to invite other members.

However, it did not show up.

"You should be able to invite other members now, do you feel it?"

Kreya nodded and said, "I can feel that I can invite other people to join the guild, but the people I can invite are limited, namely Longbei, Meizike, Lirulu, as well as my parents, the butler, and a few maids."

It seems to be the same as mine; only people with a trust and bond connection can be invited.

Kane’s bonds are apparent, but they all represent the same meaning: mutual trust and affection.

However, Kane’s friend list showed a strict requirement for linking bonds: they must be at the Copper level.

The people Kreya mentioned were also at the Copper level in strength.

If it was only calculated by bonds, Kreya should have more people she could invite, and Kane’s friend list wouldn’t just have the few friends he made after becoming an Explorer.

So does the guild’s membership have to be invited in a disseminative way?

The core must be Kane.

The first batch to enter the guild must be people who have a certain level of trust and affection with Kane.

That is, people who have a bond connection.

And those who join later must be linked to people in the first batch, provided Kane gives them permissions.

So, if Kane wants to invite others without a bond connection to become members, it’s not possible.

No, there should be other possibilities.

Kane immediately clicked on the shop page.

Looking at the second item.

[Contract Scroll]

This thing was exactly as Kane thought.

If Kane wanted to invite those who didn’t have a bond connection with him into the guild, he could use the contract to invite them.

After all, the requirement for bond connections is indeed quite high.

Standing unconditionally with Kane without crossing the bottom line.

Such trust and affection requirements are indeed high and not easily obtained.

Having this item can solve the problem well.

And the item was very cheap for Kane.

It only required a Copper Magic Stone.

Frankly speaking, this stuff isn’t really lacking now.

However, there is no immediate need, so Kane hasn’t exchanged it yet.

He began to look at the item next to it.

[Magnifying Glass]

This thing was actually used to identify items.

It could perfectly identify the level, attributes, and skills of a piece of equipment.

Compared to Kane’s appraisal, it only lacked the introduction.

Although sometimes the introduction could provide very good information.

But for most equipment, the introduction was irrelevant, as Explorers needed to appraise the attributes and skills.

However, the item also stipulated that only guild members could use it.

It could be regarded as a guild benefit.

After all, in the outside world, such perfect appraisal tools are very expensive.

Most appraisal tools and appraisers are not complete or reliable in their appraisals.

Especially for higher-level dungeons, such tools are even more necessary.

Because during the process, there are rarely opportunities to exit the dungeon, and if the equipment that comes out can be appraised on the spot and worn, it’s a good way to enhance strength.