"Have you heard that the guild is going to help us survivors?"
"Brother Song, why are you still hesitating about such a great opportunity?
If you miss it, it may be gone.
"I also want to sign up, but what about my cousin who fell lame while escaping in the apocalypse?
The people above only said that those who signed up would be provided with three meals a day, but did they mention any preferential treatment for their families?"
"I don't care if I am 46 years old this year.
I shouldn't be able to find out if I lied about my age for a year."
"Where can I sign up?
Can women participate?
I'm so fed up."
"Does anyone know how many people are actually being recruited?
Or is it true that there are as many as there are?
I just went out and took a look.
Good guy, I feel like more than half of the survivors want to participate."
"Lao Li, don't you know a professional from the Logistics Department?
Can we gather some things and organize them?"
The survivors of the entire Savior Guild were like a pot of boiling water, boiling because of Fang Jin's national plan.
Free training, free weapons distribution, free instructors, and all meals included The price is just that after becoming a professional, you have to sign a system agreement, work for the Saviors Guild for life, and obey the guild's arrangements.
In return, the Saviors Guild will treat them equally and give them the same membership benefits.
It seems a bit like selling oneself, but in the eyes of almost all survivors, this agreement is already benevolent and beyond reproach.
Now, although they are free as individuals, they can leave the guild at any time.
But without the protection of the guild, how could the survivors survive the attacks of Warcraft alone and where could they obtain increasingly depleted living resources?
To a certain extent, this is complete personal attachment.
In that case, what else is there to care about?
Not to mention those survivors who regretted missing the opportunity and failing to activate the system when the apocalypse first broke out.
Even many people who were already numb physically and mentally and were living day by day could not help but be tempted.
After all, the plan clearly states that as long as you are willing to participate in training, all meals will be included.
According to the rumors circulating, the treatment of these three meals is quite good, comparable to the living standards of some family members of low-level professionals.
For most of the survivors who are still barely maintaining food and clothing, this has to be said to be a great temptation.
Although the plan also emphasized that the training would be very hard and the final trial would involve risks, there were still many lazy people who wanted to take advantage of it and secretly decided to sign up.
No matter how hard you work, it can still be more tiring than working in a resource secret realm for a day What's more, even if they are really tired, they can still quit according to the situation.
At worst, they can still eat for free for a few days.
With this trend of thought permeating the air, coupled with people's mutual encouragement and blind obedience, one can imagine how many people came to the area around the eight registration points when registration officially began to be accepted at noon the next day.
The latest news from the He'an branch has not yet come.
Fang Jin, who only looked at the Saviors Guild, came out to see the response in person, could feel the huge crowds and the fanatical atmosphere.
Even the fifty gray iron-level professionals specially deployed to suppress order were startled by these survivors who were eager to change their destiny.
To be honest, although this plan targets ordinary survivors, it also has a big impact on low-level gray iron professionals like them.
Prior to this, after the initial period of the end of the world, as the number of walking corpses decreased sharply, the number of professionals slowly began to become fixed, and new growth was extremely limited.
Because of this, many gray iron professionals are somewhat complacent about their status.
As long as they don't really have no choice, they are more or less slack and muddle along.
But today's scene made them realize that a huge impact was coming.
Perhaps this impact will not be felt within three or two months.
But what about half a year from now?
What about a year from now?
By then, I am afraid that a large number of new generation gray iron professionals will appear, seriously impacting their current status.
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At the same time, the welfare of gray iron professionals will probably be reduced a lot.
Many low-level gray iron professionals have this kind of worry and complex emotions, but in the face of the "general trend" promoted by the guild from top to bottom, they have no choice but to accept the facts.
Fortunately, they still have enough buffer time to make changes.
If you can't change reality, then change yourself.
"Good guy, the queues at the eight registration points were not enough until the evening.
Six more registration points were temporarily opened, and a total of 42,680 people signed up.
This is only from our side, not counting He'an."
Looking at the preliminary statistics sent by the Saviors Guild, Fang Jin was angry and funny, and didn't know what to say.
The total number of survivors sheltered in Shu County seems to be only 50,000 or 60,000.
This is only an 80% ratio.
I chose to sign up.
"There is no way, President."
Liu Chang looked helpless and said in a hoarse voice: "The survivors are too enthusiastic.
We have repeatedly emphasized that training is hard and life-threatening, and after elimination, only the survivors in the first wave will No more than 5,000 people can register, but it still can’t stop them from signing up.”
"Oh" Fang Jin thought for a while and asked: "Then do you think how much of them are just speculation and how much of them really want to become professionals and can persist until the end?"
"Oh."
Liu Chang laughed, full of contempt, and raised a finger: "My opinion is that there is no one out of ten.
I'm afraid it's even more pessimistic than the ratio mentioned by the president before."
Fang Jin raised his eyebrows, a little surprised: "So unfavorable."
Liu Chang hesitated for a moment and said: "If they are the earliest survivors of our guild, many people are still angry, and the proportion should be higher.
What are the remaining more than 100,000 survivors like on a normal day?
Guild Leader Don't you know that after two years of being a pig and dog in a pen, what kind of energy does it have?
The gods are all gone, but they are just puppets of the walking dead.
Although they were motivated by the atmosphere to sign up, they came more for the rumored high-standard food.
As long as they suffer a little, I can guarantee that they will be able to do it in three days.
Within three days, a lot of people will be crying and shouting to quit.”
"How can quitting allow them to do whatever they want and think of our guild?"
Fang Jin grinned, with a hint of sinisterness, and said to Liu Chang: "You will send out a supplementary clause later, saying that there are too many applicants and urging them to voluntarily withdraw.
Otherwise, if you force them to sign up to participate, then you will have to I promise that I can’t quit at will.
Of course, it’s not impossible to quit if you have to, but as a punishment, you must work for the guild for free for half a year.”
"The president is wise" Liu Chang's eyes lit up, and Fang Jin gave a thumbs up: "In this way, if there are still people who think they can take advantage of the president's kindness and take advantage of the guild and get free food and drink for a few days, they will be in big trouble."
After reaching a solution to the small registration problem, Liu Chang moved his lips, and finally gritted his teeth and asked a question that made Fang Jin a little angry, but not surprised.
“An accident happened last night, and I discovered that one and a half million kilograms of grain in our inventory had been exchanged
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