The SUV cruised along, and I spotted plenty of people on the road who had to be Seekers—judging by the way they carried themselves and the insignias on their uniforms marking their guilds.
It wasn't mandatory, of course, but some people loved flaunting their affiliation, especially if they'd joined a famous guild.
More buildings appeared, packed tightly to house as many people as possible.
And on the street were different types of stores, I even saw one that was selling Tower-Grade weapons.
"Is the Phoenix Guild building nearby?" I asked Amanda, mostly to kill time.
"Yeah, you can't miss it. It's huge—one of the biggest around," she commented.
The view changed when we took a turn, and there it was: the famous Phoenix Guild.
Ten floors tall and sprawling enough to fit over a hundred thousand people, the building was a monument to excess. With that much space, they weren't just rich—they'd gone way past that.
