Noland Lee's issued task had an effect.
The tense atmosphere outside the black hole eased a bit.
Guild players who received the task paused their offensive, maneuvered their spaceships to slowly retreat, and opened up a distance from the opposing side.
It would be better to save the spaceships for attacking the Angel Enterprises Alliance, rather than wasting them on internal conflicts among players.
Watching the players calm down, Noland Lee let out a sigh of relief, but he didn't relax completely.
Using tasks to quell the restless players was, after all, just a temporary solution and not a cure for the underlying problems.
From a deeper perspective, if the troublemakers hidden among the player group weren't rooted out, new contradictions would inevitably erupt sooner or later.
What caused Noland Lee a headache was that players tainted by the Dark Divine Cult couldn't be identified by in-game methods.
