Resource losses can be compensated through later development, but the flow of manpower is a fundamental problem that doesn't solve overnight. An elder from the Rose Guild expressed a different opinion on the proper solution for the Tyrant Guild's dilemma: "The odds of success are still too low. In fact, we can fully launch a counterattack against the Tyrant Guild in the name of Revenge Shadow Rider fans."

"Revenge Shadow Rider…" Yu Xin nodded thoughtfully, "I've thought about it before, but we're not Revenge Shadow Rider himself, so how much credibility do our words carry?"

"Nothing is absolute. The actions of the Tyrant Guild have already upset many players. There are a lot of people who want to fight against the Tyrant Guild. Unfortunately, ordinary players can't form a sizable fighting force. I believe many people would be willing to stand up if we ask for volunteers to resist."

It made sense. Only after listening to the elder's words did Yu Xin realize. No wonder the Rose Guild, which seemed to be at risk, hadn't changed its regular operations because of the Tyrant Guild's actions - they had already planned ahead.

After all, the Rose Guild was also a large guild with an astronomically high number of members. While smaller guilds might cause a ruckus, the Rose Guild was different. If the Rose Guild stirred the pot, they might actually succeed.

Yu Xin rapidly accepted this. The two came to an agreement. The Rose Guild would take charge of extensive advertising and promotion, while the auction house and other small and medium-sized guilds would handle recruitment and other related work. Of course, the division of labour afterwards also had to be primarily handled by Rose, and these were strictly stipulated in advance to keep everything above board. Because of this, the other hundred or so small and medium guilds also worked diligently that afternoon.

The tank corps, a squad formed by numerous tank enthusiasts and a mid-sized force, were at the front of this endeavor. Although they were small compared to the Rose Guild, they still mustered a force of 3000. They were followed by the Ice Soul Corps, which had 2000 people, the "House of Dial Silk" with 1700 people, and the Bean Corps with 1200 people. There were also the remnants of smaller guilds, which amounted to a total of 12000 people.

There was no time to waste; an as-soon-as-possible promotional campaign began that afternoon. At first, the news was posted on official gaming forums, then countless bulletin boards, the Shadow Rider's technical analysis site, the Shadow Rider exclusive discussion base, and even on numerous fan-group independent websites requesting assistance. The Rose Guild's tech team posted the news everywhere. The general idea was this: in order to maintain Shadow Rider's reputation, these struggling small and medium-sized guilds have decided to wage an all-out war against the Tyrants. The tragic and heart-wrenching cries could make anyone shed tears of sympathy.

At first, nobody took them seriously. But as a few people's investigations deepened, it became apparent that the Tyrant Guild was indeed using the Revenge Shadow Rider's name in their advertising. Immediately, this stoked the indignation of devoted Shadow Rider fans.

Since the Tyrant Guild's location was on Federal Earth, most people were still en route to the Solar System. Only a small proportion of people verified the news, but even this small proportion of fans was terrifying in the number of reinforcements they brought. After all, one had to be truly dedicated to Shadow Rider to go straight to the Tyrant Guild, especially since dying even once could lead to the explosion of one's equipment.

As a result, people didn't choose to form alliances. Most players arrived in small groups and ran straight to the Tyrant Guild to meet their deaths. The Tyrant Guild's elite members were all veteran players with top-tier equipment, so fighting them wasn't as simple as just deciding to do so.

The Rose Alliance was somewhat speechless about this. Casualties kept mounting as time went on. As amateurs, they were mostly newbies. Many of them had joined Galactic Warfare because of Shadow Rider and weren't a match for professional players. They, of course, couldn't face off against the Tyrant Guild's combatants.

Shadow Rider's lineup began to recognize the severity of this issue. It seemed that their only hope was to band together to weather the storm. They never entertained thoughts of surrender in their dictionary because they were the steadfast troupe of the brave Shadow Rider.

And so, they started teaming up. Then...they were repeatedly annihilated, and there was no "after" that. It turned out that they didn't fare well in one-on-one fights, and they died even faster in group combat. Many of these unorganized and undisciplined ordinary players were elementary school students who hadn't graduated yet. They were beaten so badly, they were crying for their parents; the only thing that didn't explode was their underwear.

Hundreds of thousands of newbie players were blocked by a few dozen Tyrant combatants at the Safe Zone entrance, so they daren't come out. This hilarious scene was watched by the Rose Guild, but they couldn't even laugh. What the hell kind of people had they brought in? Were they here to help or just to donate their equipment?

Some hot-headed individuals were directly reduced to level zero. When the Tyrant Guild's leader heard the news, he was also surprised. It was not because they had killed countless Shadow Rider super fans, but at the Rose Guild's actions. Now the thing he was afraid of had come - the Rose Guild was asking for help from the outside world. If this news became widely known, the Tyrant Guild would be done for.

The Rose Guild had a good intention, but the Tyrant wouldn't give them the chance. He decided to reorganize slightly and launch a guild war the next morning.

Meanwhile, Feng Yi wasn't idle either. He spent the afternoon sorting out the items for auction. Apart from autographs, many other items blasted from the Tyrant Guild were also being prepared to be sold cheaply. Although auctioning off the autographs felt a bit like betraying Athena's goodwill, a person still had to make a living after all.

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