Chapter 99

After some discussion, Feng Bujue proposed a name that everyone found somewhat satisfactory—Frontline of Hell.

It wasn't that his skills as a novelist made him particularly adept at naming; the inspiration for this name actually came from a neurotic administrator who called himself the devil. While thinking, Feng Bujue inadvertently recalled his encounter with Woody during the day, which led him to come up with this name and suggest it.

Everyone seemed to have no objections. Perhaps it was because they had already rejected too many bizarre names, and their patience was wearing thin. Or perhaps they were just getting distracted and wanted to finalize something quickly. In any case, with no one opposing it, "Frontline of Hell" was unanimously approved.

Feng Bujue then returned to the login space to submit the name. When he saw the system prompt "This guild name is available," he finally breathed a sigh of relief. He had been genuinely worried that someone else might have already taken it, forcing them to think of another one.

After receiving the sign-up sheet, the item appeared directly in his inventory. It was a paper similar to a form, along with a fountain pen, taking up one item slot.

**Name: Sign-up Sheet - Frontline of Hell**

**Type: Consumable**

**Quality: Common**

**Function: Apply to establish a guild**

**Note: If this item is not submitted within 24 hours of acquisition, it will automatically disappear. Each player can only receive one sign-up sheet per day, and players who have already joined a guild cannot receive one. After collecting four signatures, submit the form and pay 100,000 game points to establish the guild. The players whose names are on the sign-up sheet will be automatically considered guild members.**

Returning to the meeting room with the sign-up sheet, Feng Bujue sought everyone's opinions on who should be the guild leader.

Si Yu had already intended to let Feng Bujue take the role; Xiao Tan clearly supported Jue Ge, as he couldn't handle the job anyway; Beiling had no strong stance, as it didn't matter to her who took the position. However, she said, "Me as the leader? Hmm... I don't have the presence for it, and I'm not interested."

Thus, Feng Bujue couldn't refuse. After thinking for a few seconds, he sighed and wrote his game ID, "Feng Bujue," in the leader's signature section, then passed the sign-up sheet to the other three.

Once all four names were on the sheet, Feng Bujue picked it up and returned to the login space to submit it to the system.

**Verifying player information, please wait...**

**Please confirm your application: Create guild - Frontline of Hell**

Feng Bujue pressed the confirmation option.

**Your application is valid. After final confirmation, the guild will be officially created. This will cost you 100,000 game points. Please ensure you have enough game points on your person (game points in storage or mail cannot be used for this operation).**

After confirming again, the sign-up sheet in Feng Bujue's hand quickly turned into a white light and disappeared. The next second, he received a series of system prompts, both on the touchscreen and in his ear, indicating their importance:

**Guild - Frontline of Hell, successfully established**

**You have joined the guild - Frontline of Hell**

**You are now the leader of the guild - Frontline of Hell. Click the link below to view your specific permissions**

**The guild's public storage has been activated**

**The guild buff function will be activated after 24 hours, at which point two buffs will be granted based on the guild's ranking on relevant leaderboards**

**The guild member team experience bonus has been activated**

**Would you like to set the guild emblem immediately? If not, the default style will be used temporarily**

Seeing the last prompt, Feng Bujue saw the default emblem on his screen: a simple dark gray shield with the white words "Frontline of Hell" across the front.

Feng Bujue decided not to change it for now. He remembered that the game instructions mentioned the first change was free, but subsequent changes would cost money, with the cost increasing based on the number of guild members.

At the same time, Feng Bujue also checked the social options. In addition to friends, recent players, and the blacklist, there was now a "guild" category.

Just as he was about to turn back to the meeting room, Feng Bujue noticed a new button on the elevator control panel labeled "Public Storage." The default access permissions were: only the leader could deposit and withdraw game points and items, while other guild members could only deposit. Of course, it was currently empty.

Feng Bujue returned to the meeting room and said, "This is quite a hassle." He added, "Even just setting it up is so complicated, let alone managing it..." He was a very responsible person. Once he had a certain authority, no matter how small, he hoped to fulfill the corresponding duties perfectly. If he was going to do something, he would do it well. Being able to say he had done his best was not enough; that was just an attitude. A capable person should be able to do their best and leave others with nothing to criticize.

In fact, in most cases, Feng Bujue would choose not to have any authority from the start... So he had harbored a bit of hope that someone else would take the leader position. Unfortunately, it ended up being him. Given his character, the next step was indeed going to be "trouble."

The three people in the meeting room also heard the system prompts and saw the guild emblems appear on their clothing. On Xiao Tan's and Beiling's outfits, the emblems were in the form of armbands on the outer side of their left arms. Since Si Yu's outfit was sleeveless, the emblem appeared below her left collarbone, in the form of a chest badge.

"Jue Ge, did you design this emblem?" Xiao Tan asked.

"System default," Feng Bujue replied. "I checked, and there are many other designs to choose from, or we can even draw our own. But we should be democratic. If I just went ahead and designed something strange without consulting you, and it turned out to be terrible, you'd have to force me to spend money to change it."

"The emblem should have a black outline of a goat's head with two red eyes, a gray flame pattern as the background, black text, and a blood-red border around the text," Si Yu immediately suggested a very specific design.

"Hmm... The symbol of a demon and flames... It fits the guild name well. Why do you have such a quick and reliable idea now?" Feng Bujue asked.

"It's normal. You're good with words, so why can't I be good at drawing?" Si Yu replied.

"Oh? Are you a designer? An engineer? A manga artist?" Feng Bujue asked.

"Give me the deputy leader permissions, and I'll handle it. Go play your killing game," Si Yu said, changing the subject.