El left the temple and walked into the town.
The Elf Town was now larger in scale than before.
This was due to the continuous construction by the players.
Construction tasks had always been present and were the most common daily tasks in the "Elf Kingdom."
As the number of players increased, everyone's roles became more refined.
*This wasn't something Eve intentionally did, but rather it was spontaneously organized by the players.*
Humans were inherently social creatures with a strong group and division of labor consciousness. After adapting to the rhythm of the "Elf Kingdom," this trend became increasingly apparent.
In particular, the arrival of Second Test Players further supplemented the labor force, and a nascent order of division had subtly formed among the players.
For example, in construction work, architectural design was almost entirely handled by the Elf Construction Team of the "Mengmeng Committee" guild, marking them as well-off white-collars.
