Even so, he had to complete the quest. He kept convincing himself that it was all for Azeroth!
These materials were different from the previous one, as no one was willing to sell them. Surely a guild with a million players could pool something together?
This was all incredible, but it was true. These materials were being produced in small quantities, but the demand for them was huge. Even the club members weren't getting enough after dipping into the Guild Warehouse.
There was no choice. Lu Li had to ask for help.
When things were dire, Water Fairy would get some of her players to fill in for Lu Li. Drizzle Court and Peerless City were super clubs that had been developed for a few years and were much better-resourced than Ruling Sword.
When the materials arrived, Narain started without saying anything.
