"What, it turns out to be just a mouse..."

The person on duty playing cards originally leaned towards the wall inside the sentry booth, and was ready to get the weapon in vain, and then showed a speechless expression.

"Hey, don't be fooled. I remember what cards are left on the table. You will lose to me 5 credit points soon and be fooled by thinking about getting confused..." Another card guy saw that the man's movements quietly disrupted the card shape on the table, and showed a dissatisfied expression and said angrily.

Cheng Ran had a good control, which made the mouse thrown out in a state of flying almost to the ground, causing neither of them to notice that the mouse did not jump out of the grass, but was thrown out by someone...

On the other end of the wall, Cheng Ran has landed safely in Fengyue’s base camp.

He did not land directly below the wall, but a hundred meters away from the first sentry booth was another sentry booth with lights. This landing point was shining by the lights, which was very conspicuous.

So he stepped on the wall, jumped high, and landed safely in the nearest courtyard over a distance of more than ten meters.

Cheng Ran looked up slightly. He was not unfamiliar with this house style with a house. Previously, the captains of their team lived in this house. In this blocked urban area, there were dozens of large and small houses, all of which lived in the team captain-level figures.

Cheng Ran had observed their captain for a long time. During the period when he was free, he had always regarded the Fengyue Guild as his imaginary enemy. Naturally, it was impossible for him not to consider the combat power of the Fengyue Guild.

The rough conclusion drawn is that the Fengyue Guild's backbone strength should not be much.

Taking the team captain as an example, comprehensive estimates that his comprehensive strength should be around lv3. And such a team captain can be roughly inferred from the number of houses, and there may be only a few dozen.

There are dozens of lv3 professionals, is this too many? Obviously not many.

There are about 2,000 people in the entire Fengyue Guild, and the number of professions and slaves is about 30,700, which means there are about 600 professions.

In five years, even if the professions who joined Fengyue as professionals at the beginning were all lv1, even if they only killed one green ape every time they went out to hunt, they should be upgraded to lv2. Those who can get 100 points of experience in changing to lower-level professions will have no bottlenecks to upgrade to lv2, so they can basically default to these more than 600 professions having the level of lv2 or above.

In five years, dozens of lv3s were produced in six hundred lv2s? No matter what, it was too few. Take Snow as an example. Although lv4 is still an elite, lv3 is basically everywhere. In Fengyue, one lv3 is enough to get a team leader. This level of echelon is completely unscientific.

In fact, this unscientific hierarchy was planned by Feng Yue's boss Liu Sheng.

Feng Yue does not lack the top-level combat power of the top leaders. The number of professions in lv4 and lv5 is equivalent to that of lv3, and the number of this level is very close to that of Xuehua.

Like Xuehua, Fengyue is also under the jurisdiction of Eternal Glory, but the handover person is different. They also have the "business needs" of the strategy maze.

These cutting-edge combat powers are basically people who Liu Sheng knew since his "starting his business", which is the so-called confidant. Moreover, a large part of the lv4 is a good player who has been promoted to lv5.

If you die after a level drop during the maze, you will only lose attribute bonus, but the specialty points and specialty levels that have been used will not be returned. The difference between the lower-level profession level is not big. For a few attributes, you will consume a huge amount of experience to improve lv5. This is a very low cost-effective thing in their opinion. It is better to have experience and wait until you are downgraded to lv3 and then directly increase it back to lv4 in one breath. This will have a tenfold difference in profit.

In addition to Feng Yue's cutting-edge combat power, the so-called "strategy group", the main job of other professionals is to sweep the surrounding area of ​​the camp within ten kilometers, which happens to be the guild bonus radiation range of the first-level guild guild. Only a very small number will go far if there is a shortage of materials.

Liu Sheng initially chose this position to put the guild flag because the monsters around him were extremely weak. Guild members wanted to be promoted to lv3, but they didn’t even have a channel to gain experience. How to improve?

Speaking of this, everyone should have understood that the reason why the number of lv3's backbone pros is so small is that Liu Sheng's means to strengthen his control. Dozens of lv3 captains are enough to sweep away the surrounding resources. Increased their number will only threaten his power.

Moreover, even these dozens of captains are basically the candidates he trusts more. Most of them are not upgraded through their own combat and killing, but through the experience book given by Liu Sheng.

As for these experience books, of course, most of them are rewards from Feng Yue's strategy group after the strategy maze. Upgrading to lv3 is a lower-level experience book, and there are no less than a hundred of these things in Feng Yue's warehouse... Once someone dies unexpectedly, Liu Sheng can quickly provide the experience books and promote a captain, and use this to continuously consolidate his own power.

Cheng Ran was not aware of Feng Yue’s actual situation, and he did not know that once he took action rashly, he would be surrounded by dozens of experts who were incompatible with his unrecognizable potential.

But he would not underestimate Fengyue Guild just because he speculated that Fengyue Guild lacked middle-level power. He knew very well that if he could control two thousand people steadily for five years, Fengyue Guild would never be so simple to be guided by him.

His plan to sneak in this time is very clear. That is to use his professional advantages to complete the assassination of the senior executives of the Fengyue Guild! As for killing Liu Sheng at one time, Cheng Ran knew very well that it was impossible to do it.

Feng Yue had already learned about his existence from Xuehua, and it was impossible for her to be careful. In addition, this was the other party's base camp, even if the other party despises him, the possibility of killing him in one fell swoop is not high.

He has a clear understanding of his combat power, so he is naturally mentally prepared for long-term combat.

Some people may ask. Isn’t Cheng Ran still in the period of rapid development now? His skills are so strong, why don’t he kill a few more monsters and get promoted to a higher level, or complete a few more usurpations of magic power before turning back to crush Liu Sheng? Isn’t that simple?

First of all, Liu Sheng could not sit there and wait for Cheng Ran to kill him. If Cheng Ran chose to become stronger and then kill Liu Sheng, then Liu Sheng would likely find out in advance that the wind would run away.

The world is so vast, and the current era is not as well-developed as in the past. Once Liu Sheng finds a deep mountain forest to hide, Cheng Ran has a high probability of not being able to find him.

Moreover, since Feng Yue and Xuehua have already communicated with each other, it is not ruled out that they will contact other guilds around them. Once Cheng Ran’s whereabouts are exposed to other humans, the news is likely to reach Liu Sheng’s ears. Imagine that the humans around him may try to reveal the future of their whereabouts, Cheng Ran felt a little uncomfortable. By then, it is very likely that he would hide in the deep mountains and forests.

Of course, there is another one, and the most important point - he didn't want this executioner to live more for a moment!
Chapter completed!