Tang Shaoyang grinned as he was happy to entertain their proposal. However, Anne stepped up.

“Fighting? That’s wild coming from someone with rich experience and a high-ranking administrator. A fight before a mission? That’s so stupid!”

Anne was quite bold compared to the other administrators. Even if it was Sheydos, she did not hold back.

The dragon-halfling who proposed the idea was infuriated. It was the same as calling him stupid in front of the other teams. However, his team leader stopped him from speaking.

“That’s true it’s stupid, but your team captain is hinting at it first. My team member wants to entertain your team captain’s idea.”

Erva was the name of the Sheydos’ team captain. A Chief Administrator from the Dragon Realm. Of course, his background was not what got him to the Chief Administrator position, but his feat. Sheydos survived several Special Missions and millions of team missions. “My captain’s idea is for us to work separately while sharing information. That’s a much better idea than forcing us to work together with one leader which would bring a bad influence to the mission.”

Anne pointed at the Daenelis Clan, Vigamaur Dgaror, and her team, “We don’t want you to be the leader. Especially them!” She emphasized at the Vigamaur Dgaror, “They hate you. Do you think they would listen to your order during the mission?”

Erva listened to Anne, glancing at the Daenelis Clan and then at Vigamaur Dgaror. The woman was telling the truth. They did not have the synergy to work together.

“Just like how you can’t accept the others to be the leader, you will not listen to any of us either if one of us becomes the leader. What’s the point of appointing a leader in that case? Are you trying to delay the mission? Are you perhaps in cahoot with the group behind the void summoning?”

She threw a random accusation at Sheydos, doing it so they could proceed with the mission faster.

“If you insist on your idea, we must work under one leadership. We can work it with a vote. Each team votes on who will be the leader.”

Erva knew what Anne implied. Each team would nominate themselves as the leader. It would not work, and they were wasting their time here. That was what the woman tried to say to him.

“Then let’s work separately.”

Sheydos took the lead in the mission. Erva thought it would be easy for his team to earn the trust to be the leader. That way they could take control of the flow of the mission and get as many credits as possible.

That could never work because the team that joined the mission did not really care that much about Sheydos’ reputation.

The five teams headed toward the portal gate. The same portal where Tang Shaoyang and his team returned from a while ago. Ira and the other four representatives pushed the mission paper to the booth once more.

After getting the confirmation, the gate opened and connected to Sulan once more. Even though the gate was ready, no one entered the gate. Anne was confused, looking at the back of his team captain.

But soon she realized, not just her team. The other four teams also stayed back. They all had the same thought, wanting to enter the portal separately, hoping they would be teleported to a different area.

Anne was about to complain, but her team captain stepped out first. Tang Shaoyang was the first one to enter the portal gate followed by his team.

*** ***

Tang Shaoyang expected to be teleported to a random area like before, where he was closest to the clue. That was not the case this time. He was teleported to the bedroom.

He sat at the edge of the bedroom with a screen in front of him. Reading what was written on the screen, he found it was similar to the quest in the Dimensional Tower. He assumed a role in this world, as a mercenary called The Reds. Exactly the same as his team name.

It even provided the rank of his mercenary team which was ranked Obsidian. The System provided information on where this Obsidian Rank was. The rank started from Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Onyx, and Obsidian. Meaning his mercenary team was one of the strongest mercenary teams in this kingdom.

There was more information, and Tang Shaoyang gave up reading them all. He had his Admin Helpers that would brief him on the situation. It seemed like the System got additional information from the young man they captured in the first mission.

Tang Shaoyang came out of the room and was greeted by two female servants wearing black and white uniforms. They bowed and greeted him. seaʀᴄh thё Novёlƒire.n(e)t website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

“Good Morning, Captain Tang Shaoyang.”

Even the natives of this world knew his name. He was amazed by the System.

“Do you want breakfast, or do you want to take a hot bath, Captain?”

“I want breakfast first and summon the others to the dining hall!”

One servant led him to the dining and the second one called the other members. They all gathered in the dining hall, and Ira expected Tang Shaoyang not to read all the information provided by the System hence she briefed him on the situation.

They were staying in their own building. This whole building belonged to The Reds Mercenary. Their base was located in the capital city of a kingdom called Salyra Kingdom, the seven main powers in this world, Sulan.

Sulan underwent The Game for six months, considered as a new world. However, they were different from Earth. Sulan had the basics for mana, and monsters were normal things in this world. They were not surprised by the undead that appeared out of nowhere and easily survived the early phase of The Game.

In six months, they had integrated with The Game very well. Sweeping the mini-games and annihilating the undead easily. However, they were still considered weak because the strongest among the natives was Myth Rank.

There were seven Myth Ranks in total, and seven of them were from seven different kingdoms. The power was well spread hence the Seven Kingdoms became the main powers in Sulan.

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