The Female CEO's Personal Bodyguard

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Carson Flores had this term flash through his mind, and he chuckled, "Looks like there must be quite a number of people on Immortal Gathering Island?"

Zorvyn Harrison replied softly, "There are indeed over ten thousand disciples. Although Immortal Gathering Island invites guests to stay through contractual collaboration, it also cultivates many disciples. The Convoker Envoy not only issues Convoker Tokens to suitable targets but also has the task of finding talented disciples worth training to bring back to the island."

Carson couldn’t help but ask, "I understand that developing a world requires many strong individuals, but resources in one world are finite. The Gathering Immortals Assembly occurs every five hundred years. You recruit so many people to sign contracts for Immortal Gathering Island’s use, but for just the exploration of one world, do you really need so many people?"

Zorvyn chuckled softly, "Sir, Immortal Gathering Island is not just exploring one world."

Carson was slightly taken aback, then suddenly realized, "Your entrance to Immortal Gathering Island is above the North Sea, but your actual area of activity is not confined to just this world. Once this world is fully explored, you will move on to the next world!"

"We entered from the North Sea entrance, thinking you were fixed within one world when in fact, you are continually migrating and changing locations. Is that correct?"

Zorvyn nodded, "Yes."

Carson’s expression turned somewhat complex, immediately thinking of the Quasi-Saint Thyris Lucerne, who set up the Roulette Secret Realm to randomly capture countless Mystery Explorers every few decades or centuries and force them to become laborers in exploring new worlds.

Immortal Gathering Island inviting people to join is similar to Thyris Lucerne capturing people. Both have others explore new worlds for them, find valuable Immortal Cultivation Resources, and give explorers rich rewards to make them work proactively and enthusiastically.

The only difference is that Immortal Gathering Island allows those invited to choose to refuse, whereas those captured by Thyris Lucerne have no chance to refuse.

Immortal Gathering Island is like a nomadic tribe, with an entrance that is elusive. Where there is an unexplored new world, the teleportation gate connects to it.

Zorvyn led Carson around the area, and he had to admit that this place was chosen well, with surroundings of breathtaking beauty that made people feel refreshed and pleased.

Standing atop a cliff, Carson gazed at the swirling Nebula City ahead and suddenly spoke, "Miss Harrison, what’s the contractual method for signing at Immortal Gathering Island?"

Zorvyn replied, "There are two types of contracts: points system and term limits. Guests state their requests, and the island’s professionals evaluate the value of the requested items and then propose the conditions for both contract types for guests to choose."

"Guests can choose based on their circumstances or refuse. Generally, those with strong abilities and courage to take risks opt for points contracts, while those with lesser strength preferring stability and safety choose term limit contracts."

"Either contract, once the guest reaches the required points or term, is considered completed, and they can choose to sign another contract or end the contract and leave Immortal Gathering Island."

Carson nodded, remained silent for a few seconds, then suddenly asked, "If I want a Top Tier Metal Attribute Technique, how many points or how much term limit do I need to pay?"

Zorvyn looked at Carson in surprise, "That’s quite a high request you have."

Carson laughed, "I know it’s high, but who doesn’t want the best? Just tell me what the cost is."

Zorvyn pondered and replied, "I’m not sure about the specifics, but from what I understand, it would take thousands of points in a contract or hundreds, even thousands, of years in a term limit contract, at least?"

Hundreds of years, thousands of years?

That’s really exaggerated.

Carson certainly wouldn’t be working here for such a long time, so he focused on asking about the points contract, "What is the concept of thousands of points?"

Zorvyn explained, "Thousands of points don’t sound like much because task points are usually very low; many relatively simple tasks only grant one point, so gathering a thousand points isn’t simple."

One point?

Gathering thousands of points would be genuinely challenging.

Carson thought for a bit and asked, "Seems like you know tasks pretty well. For the highest level tasks, how many points can be earned?"

Zorvyn responded, "Tasks constantly change based on actual conditions. High-level tasks generally offer a few hundred points; thousands are less common, and the highest I’ve heard was five thousand points, but the difficulty of that task would likely be insurmountable even for a Peak Great Land True Immortal."

Carson casually inquired, "I remember Immortal Gathering Island allows bartering as well. If I exchange cultivation techniques, can a Top Tier Martial Art from Immortal Gathering Island be exchanged for a Top Tier Martial Art that I need?"

Zorvyn nodded, "Top Tier for Top Tier? That should be possible, although there might be additional rules during exchange mainly to prevent expansion and spread limits. Otherwise, anyone who exchanges for a Top Tier Martial Art could establish their sect or make existing Immortal Sects increasingly powerful, couldn’t they?"