Xu Feng still had to do what the court assigned, or more specifically, Judge Olivia’s judgment to be deployed to Bardmon City.

He was already somewhat late in his journey because of all these messes he had to clean up. And it didn’t help much when Razor Technology was being a pain in the butt in the real world.

Had it not been for their strong financial status to maintain the current status quo, Xu Feng reckoned many employees would have to search for another job or go on a long unemployment streak.

After all, no company would dare to risk hiring a person fired by a strong company.

In other words, what Razor Technology did was not just sabotage his progress and the company, but also the livelihood of many people.

Such was the case for these big companies.

Ordinary people’s lives were as worthless as the garbage tossed on the sidewalk.

And all that for what?

A trivial encounter, and they started going into mayhem.

As if Xu Feng would let such scum continue to run amok without consequences.

He wasn’t a hero, but if fools and clowns like that came knocking on his doorstep to thrash him, he would gladly meet them with brutal violence.

Sometime later, Kailey excused herself from the scene when Veronica arrived.

Her face was rather dark, granted that she seemed to have learned of the news already.

When Kailey brushed past her, she was filled with sweat.

She was afraid that Veronica would halt her steps.

Thankfully, Veronica said nothing and only had her gaze locked on Xu Feng.

Once Kailey shut the door behind them, she finally lashed out.

"ARE YOU INSANE??!" She roared thunderously.

"When am I sane?" Xu Feng raised an eyebrow. "If I were sane, then why would so many people call me crazy daily?"

Veronica was rendered speechless. He had a great point over there.

The lower-status players hailed him as king, but those at the top addressed him as a maniac.

After all, the benefits and terms he offered to members were outrageously generous despite his stingy and petty nature.

It had been spread throughout the Game Forum, putting immense pressure on other guilds. And why their Vanguard Guild had been criticized by other guilds for being unethical.

Truth be told, even Veronica found the benefits abnormally high.

However, she didn’t voice any objections. If she were in the lower position, she would definitely swear loyalty to the guild.

"Wait, you’re changing the topic again." She snapped out of it and realized he was misdirecting her again.

"Whoops, you’ve caught me!" Xu Feng stuck his tongue out.

"Anyway, I’m really not going crazy. These Super Guilds might sound frightening, but their time had long been up." He flashed a solemn expression.

Out of the 7 Super Guilds, only the Razor Nightmare posed quite a challenge.

As for the remaining 6, it was mainly because of their large financial status that helped maintain the status quo.

But once Xu Feng really started to hammer them in the Divine World, their financial strain would increase tremendously.

And it was just right that they have many shareholders as well.

With that many shareholders, most of them only cared about their own pockets.

"Once we make a big splash, the shareholders see their wallets shrinking rapidly. I want to see if these Super Guilds still dare to paste that ridiculous cease-fire agreement on me." He sneered coldly.

Veronica exhaled softly at his statement.

She took a seat and grabbed a cup of tea. Without caring for the taste, she glanced at him with a bittersweet smile.

"Well, for one, they have already made their moves. Our chain of supplies has been cut off." She said.

"You’re talking about the Silver Wind Guild and Dark Legion Guild, right?"

Xu Feng was already prepared for that loss.

But contrary to his surprise, Veronica shook her head.

"The news of our discord was indeed spread, but this is about the other commerce members." She explained and listed a series of affiliations that had directly cut ties with them.

It was a whole stack, startling him slightly.

"Did you not filter out the lower guilds or those who cannot bear the pressure?" He asked in dismay.

He had long told her to spare the lower guilds because he understood their plight. They might not wish to terminate cooperation, but those behemoths would suffocate them.

"I did..." Veronica smiled bitterly. "All these guilds are fence sitters who used to beg us to let them in. They had indeed contributed quite a lot since their acceptance, but they had also benefited tremendously from our resources."

"Got it." He nodded. "Is there anything else?"

"Yeah, our wealth has taken a toll with all the expenses lately. We’re probably going red soon if you still don’t figure things out."

She already knew he was adamant about starting a guild war again, so she didn’t bother to convince him otherwise. Instead, she warned him to be ready for stagnation and possibly debt.

"In a few days, you can start another round of the auction. There are still some valuable items we earned from the Sunrise Inner City dungeon." Xu Feng tapped his fingers and calmly said.

He wanted to sell them to the NPC auction market, but with the current state, he needed to attract some guilds.

It was really unwise to antagonize every Super Guild without qualms.

"At least you retained some sanity." Veronica heaved a sigh of relief. She then stood up and informed, "Many members have already made their way to Bardmon City discreetly. They’re only waiting for your instructions."

Shortly after saying so, she left the room, giving him zero chance to thank her whatsoever.

But to be fair, Xu Feng didn’t intend to thank her anyway.

To thank her was no different than insulting her based on their current relationship.

"Hah... Bardmon City. Let’s get rid of two pests at the same time." His eyes narrowed coldly. The two pests were none other than the Colossus’ army and Razor Nightmare.