Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer - Chapter 700

Chapter 700: Guild’s Channel Chapter 700: Guild’s Channel Star Falls City, Vanguard Guild Residence A few hours had gone by since the players of Divine World became overwhelmed by the sudden jaw-dropping news of Vanguard Guild.  Despite this, many members still remained excited as they glanced at the facilities around them.

“I knew staying with the Vanguard Guild was the right choice.” A player with the Vanguard Guild emblem exclaimed.

“Heh, you don’t say.

The other guilds might offer more money, but their condition was way more strenuous.

They don’t even treat you like a member but a slave instead.” Another one chimed in.

Many guild members in the residence were discussing among themselves how fortunate they were in their decision to remain in the guild.  Additionally, they were also waiting for the news of deployment.  “Blade, do you think Eclipse Nova will join in the upcoming war?” Skyfire Mist asked excitedly.

“If Eclipse Nova joins, then MIST would be done easily.”  “I doubt that will happen.” Contrary to Skyfire Mist’s excitement, Lightning Blade had another opinion.

“Think about it, if Eclipse Nova will join, then there’s no need to have us gather here.”  “That’s correct.

With Eclipse Nova’s skill, he could easily eradicate MIST by himself.

There was no need to have a gathering here.” FreeLancer intervened and agreed with Lightning Blade.  Amidst their conversation, the crowd soon turned quiet upon spotting a few individuals descending from the upper floor.  It was as if they had all been hit with the silence spell and could no longer talk.  Of course, that wasn’t the case, but merely the fact that these individuals were none other than the most recognized and respected players.  Carmen, Veronica, and OneManMedia appeared on the top floor.

They walked near the balcony that could oversee the entire lobby.  “A little bit over 300 members have gathered.” OneManMedia muttered.

The Vanguard Guild’s current members count was around 2,000 players, but only 300 of them held the rank of a Junior Member and above.  The remaining ones were new players who joined the guild, so they were of the Recruit Rank.

In other words, they weren’t officially a part of the Vanguard Guild yet.  “Having 300 is already not bad considering the Guild Leader’s stringent requirements,” Veronica commented.

Had it not been for her connection with Carmen, then she highly doubted she would ever get the chance to be standing on the balcony.  “These 300 have been vetted and the Guild Leader said they will be the main force of the guild in the future,” Carmen revealed, her eyes scanning for potential individuals.

Aside from Lightning Blade, Skyfire Mist, and FreeLancer, she spotted a few more who had a lot of potential.

‘Berserker VenomPulse, Assassin NightFallX, and Sorcerer CyberShade.

These three had a lot of kill counts and garnered quite the merit points.’ She thought to herself.  These three levels were also quite high, at 33, which meant that they had put in a lot of effort.

Additionally, when she checked their joined date, she was surprised to see they were one of the earliest who joined when Xu Feng pulled the entrapment stunt.

“Has everyone gathered already?”  Amidst her inspection, she heard a voice from behind and quickly responded.  “Yes, Guild Leader.

All 300 members have arrived and are waiting for your orders.” Indeed, the last to arrive was Xu Feng, who had been making the final preparations just in case of any unexpected development.  Nodding, Xu Feng snapped his fingers, signaling for OneManMedia.

By now, OneManMedia was used to the scenario and was no longer as anxious and nervous as in the past.

“What is your order, Guild Leader?” OneManMedia stepped forward and asked calmly.  “How’s the streaming channel?”  “My personal one or the Vanguard Guild one?”  OneManMedia created a personal one, streaming his gameplay and day-to-day life.

His personality had charmed quite the audience.

Though most of the time, there would be questions asking him whether there were any spoilers regarding Vanguard Guild’s next move.

As for the Vanguard Guild’s official channel, that would only be used for important events.  Till now, only two videos have been posted and each one of them was edited into a movie-like scene.

The large-scale raid, Fallen of the Fortress and the Siege of Star Falls City.  Even though it was just two videos, the viewership had accumulated over 40 million for the siege whereas the large-scale raid accumulated over 80 million.

The reason for the siege being lower in view count was due to the fact that it was only posted a few hours ago.  “I’m not interested in your personal channel.

That’s your own source of income and you’re free to do whatever you want with it.

I’m asking about the guild’s main channel.” Xu Feng clarified.  And hearing that, OneManMedia realized how blessed he was.

If it were other guilds that he joined, then without a doubt, his personal channel would be confiscated or ordered to be under the guild’s management.  As for the income and revenue earned there?

He would have been forced to cough up at least 50% of the overall profit.  However, Xu Feng didn’t even attempt to take the channel’s profit, much less ban or scold him from using the Vanguard Guild for clout to boost his viewership.

This action of his had essentially made OneManMedia decide to stay in Vanguard Guild while developing his media career dream.  “The guild’s main channel has approximately 9.96 million subscribers and an average streaming member count of 300,000,” OneManMedia reported the statistics.  “Not a bad stat, but I think that member count will increase further.” Xu Feng responded, seemingly a bit disappointed by the data.  His disappointment nearly caused OneManMedia to have second thoughts.  ‘It’s only an average of around 300,000 because they have to pay to watch the stream, Guild Leader.

And the fee has since increased to 100 dollars from the initial 10 dollars.’ OneManMedia cried inwardly.  It was also at this moment that realization dawned upon OneManMedia.

Xu Feng simply didn’t bother about his personal channel because it was chump change when compared to the revenue earned in the guild’s channel.