The reason is simple: players can act as signal sources, base stations. Even if they die, the soul fragments still have the same effect.
It's often circulated online that a certain group of players, while adventuring outside of the Celestial Net, unexpectedly received a notification and acquired a soul fragment. Bringing it back to the Celestial Net would earn them a reward, eventually leading to a big profit for some big shot.
It is precisely because the soul fragments of deceased players that are scattered outside serve as signal sources. As long as other players get within a certain distance, they automatically connect and attach to them.
Small Knife's inspiration also stemmed from these.
As usual, Small Knife issued a mission contract. The two major player factions accepted it, with penalties set at the highest levels allowed by the system.
The two guild leaders were very courteous, even submissive, but after looking at the contract, they actually wanted to raise the price?
