“I know it only needs at least six people, but it usually consists of 12 people. Six people will form two parties.” The answer flowed from Moon Doyeong’s mouth, not Jamie’s. Six people—this was the minimum number of athletes as defined by Quency.

“I think at least six people are needed for the siege and raid. Instead, a penalty will be imposed for balance whenever the number of opponents differ.” This was what Quency’s representative had stated when the professional league was established.

At first glance, it seemed good to have a team of six and not receive a penalty. Even so, there wasn’t a single team in the league with just six players. Two tankers, two damage dealers, and two healers formed a party. This was the cornerstone. No one was left out.

Of course, there were teams that challenged it with six people. However, they would fail the raid and get defeated in the siege. They might have the advantage, but they failed to overcome the numerical inferiority.

“We will go with six people. It is the minimum number of people limited by regulations. That will be the number of players...