Era of the transmigrating earth-Chapter 2078: Step by Step into the Upper Class

In the guild, Du You and a few others were sitting in the small conference room waiting.

"Congratulations, Zi Mo. Your power enhancement is incredibly fast; it’s rare even in this world. You’ll definitely reach the top tier in the future." Lin Yushi sincerely congratulated.

Bai Zimo looked up at Du You for a moment, then lowered his head in slight disappointment.

"Not at all, your rank advancement speed is the fastest after all. Reaching the seventh tier so quickly, I still don’t know how long it’ll take me to get there." Xiaobai indeed has become much more confident than before, which is understandable.

But being constantly overshadowed by three phenomenal figures, despite some confidence, there’s still a residual sense of inadequacy.

Du You sighed helplessly; this personality truly left him unsure of what to say. But this is Xiaobai’s unique trait; if his personality changed, he wouldn’t be Xiaobai anymore.

Besides, weren’t it for this personality, Du You wouldn’t have kept him as a pet all along.

"How could that be? You’re really already very powerful. We’re just a bit unique, yes, just a bit unique."

They’ve always told Xiaobai it was due to special encounters that their progress was so rapid, so Xiaobai kept striving to catch up. Although Xiaobai’s talent is indeed exceptional, without hard work, such advancement wouldn’t be possible.

Seeing Xiaobai still a bit downcast, the group exchanged glances, not knowing what to say. For anyone else, achieving six tiers within less than a year of graduation would be a dream come true.

But Xiaobai is different; he’s always set them as his benchmarks. Du You pondered whether he displayed his own strength too prominently, and should consider Xiaobai’s feelings more in the future.

However, Xiaobai reaching the seventh tier would indeed take some time. Without Law Crystals or similar aids, no matter how high the talent, Xiaobai would find it difficult to reach tier seven within a few years.

Du You began considering whether to secretly lend a hand since aiding in comprehension isn’t something an average person can accomplish.

But Du You and his companions aren’t average people. After all, all three are peak-level tier-nine powerhouses, subtly pushing at a critical point to enhance Xiaobai’s progress is within their capabilities.

Just then, a few people entered the conference room.

"Ladies and gentlemen, we have completed recording your situation. With your tier-seven strength, you are now part of the guild upper class. Next, you have two choices: one is to guard a location, and the other is to venture out on your own."

Without a second thought, Du You said, "I choose to venture out on my own."

"Will it be solitary activity, or in a squad format?"

All this time, Du You and the two sisters have always performed tasks in squad format, while Bai Zimo, possibly influenced by them, didn’t join other groups, choosing solitary activity instead.

Without the backing of tremendous strength coupled with the dual development of close combat and summon strategies, such solitary activity isn’t a straightforward endeavor. Xiaobai undoubtedly faced many challenges.

Du You mused and then replied, "Solitary activity, no need to assign me a team, I’ll find companions on my own."

"Ah, venturing out alone, this is too dangerous." Xiaobai exclaimed in surprise.

Du You waved his hand, "Since we’re tier-seven already, we ought to be independent, don’t forget, we’ve cultivated our powers, stronger than the typical tier-seven. If even then we can’t venture independently, it’s truly inconceivable."

"Moreover, by splitting up, we can explore different territories, perhaps even control different timelines, offering broader reach and options. Once they’ve acquired vast lands, they can possess some resources themselves."

Du You suddenly lowered his voice, "The guild’s internal stability is always so tenuous, if it becomes intolerable in the future, we can break away and form our own guild." He said this to Xiaobai, while the two sisters rolled their eyes in mild annoyance at his audacity.

Warily, Xiaobai glanced around, fearing Du You’s words might be overheard. Discussing splitting the guild within its walls, if heard by anyone with intent, could cause Du You considerable trouble.

Yet Xiaobai was unaware that even if overheard, it wouldn’t matter because those present were Du You’s Doppelgangers, who came to cooperate in staging the conversation. Despite the low volume, everyone specialized enough to still hear it clearly.

Several Doppelgangers struggled to hold back eye rolls, concentrating on maintaining their expressions while writing something on the recording form.

"Okay, solitary activity, new world exploration; now, what are your plans?" Despite having less power than them, the newcomers remained respectful, which was understandable.

"We, we’ll act independently too." Whether to undertake solitary action was of course their own decision. These forms essentially hold little binding force for them, merely formal representation.

"Finally, this miss, what’s your idea?"

"I, I will..." Xiaobai seemed to still be considering solitary activity.

Reaching the sixth tier brings inherent dangers with solitary activity. The guild has made many enemies after all; if Xiaobai were found alone, it wouldn’t bode well. Together, Du You’s Doppelgangers could offer protection.

Du You promptly advised, "Stick with the main group and venture into the seventh-tier world. There’ll be more resources to gain, speeding up your enhancement." Du You spoke while Xiaobai fell silent.

"Is that so? No need for concern, these choices respect individual wishes."

Hesitatingly, Xiaobai looked at Du You, then at the form on the table, finally nodding, "I, I’ll join the main group and venture into the Other World." Large-scale battlefields were rare for Xiaobai.

Accumulating such experience is crucial; inter-world wars are elite, one must adapt. With his Doppelgangers protection, there’s no need to worry about any threats faced by Xiaobai.

Grinning, the other filled out the form, "Alright, just sign here."

The form was merely a representation, not a mandatory contract; it lacks legal constraints, relying instead on guild rules for enforcement. Given the guild’s formidable power, few dare defy such regulations.

"Here are your new identity badges; we need to input your data."

From now on, Du You and his companions became part of the guild’s upper echelons. To outsiders, the trio can even be considered prominent figures, capable of independently spearheading their endeavors.