Kyle said his goodbyes to the few people he had come into contact with in the Farmountain Guild and left.
After passing through the Teleportation Array Formation, he took a deep breath.
'You know, I can see why this job exists. It's beneficial for everyone.'
'Sending people from the Array of Stars to Secondary Organizations will always cause an uproar. I don't think the Secondary Organizations will just keep going as they always have.'
'The Constitution Sect is probably a bit different from before. They probably still adhere to their weird way of talking, but my presence should have shown them that blindly following their ancestor's teachings isn't the way to become truly outstanding. I think this change will be beneficial to them.'
'The Farmountain Guild was changed the most. Not sure if I managed to get through to all of the Disciples, but at least several of their top Disciples have changed their approach. Additionally, they will most likely believe their Core Elder a bit more now.'
'The Highman's Club… not sure about them. They just tried to scheme against me. Well, at least I managed to show them that they shouldn't scheme against more powerful organizations. Nobody died, and they learned a valuable lesson.'
'All three organizations benefitted in one way or another.'
'Meanwhile, I got a bunch of treasures for my ninth Cluster, which means I've benefitted as well. I also learned more about organizations in general and how powerful their Disciples and Elders are.'
'Lastly, the Array of Stars benefits in two ways. First, they don't have to pay me with resources since I already got those. Second, the stronger their subservient organizations are, the stronger the Array of Stars is.'
'Everyone grows and benefits.'
'Pretty useful.'
Kyle took out his communicator and looked at one of the alarms.
'In three months, my team job is about to start. I somehow have to kill time until then.'
'For now, I should look at some more powerful metals. Would suck if my hammer just broke into pieces after I unlock another Cluster.'
Kyle went back to his room and asked for all the Higher Primal Metal Materials.
Compared to his previous requests, this one wasn't immediately granted.
The reason was simple.
Kyle's job didn't give him free access to all Level C Resources.
Because of that, he needed permission to get something.
About ten seconds after he had asked for permission, a message arrived on his communicator. "Why do you need these resources?" the message read.
"If I attack at full force, my weapon cracks. If I unlock another Cluster, I will become useless in battle. I have a Metal Affinity, which means I make my own weapons," Kyle wrote back.
Kyle waited for an answer.
"How many Clusters have you unlocked?"
"Four."
The next moment, a big machine appeared in Kyle's home gym.
"Enter the machine," another message said.
"Sure," Kyle said as he walked into the machine.
The next moment, the machine activated, and Kyle heard a high ringing tone.
Then, it deactivated again.
Five seconds passed.
Finally…
BANG! BANG! BANG!
Over a thousand different stones appeared in Kyle's home gym.
Every single Higher Primal Material was present.
"Request granted," a message on his communicator said. "Only use as much as needed."
"Sure, thanks," Kyle answered.
Then, the message window closed.
'God, they're stingy!' Kyle thought. 'They probably think I'm someone who will leave the Array of Stars anyway, which is why spending resources on me is a waste.'
'The only reason why I even got these materials is probably that I've unlocked four Clusters within 200 years, which puts me at the front in terms of speed.'
Before Kyle started on his comprehension, he looked at his solo job page on his communicator.
'No target. Instead, I get requirements,' he thought.
"Goal: Unlocking all minor Clusters."
"Time left: 300 years."
"If you fail, you will be let go."
"If you succeed, you will receive your next target."
'Makes sense,' Kyle thought. 'The next organizations they're going to send me to won't be pushovers like the last ones. The current power of the top Core Disciple in the Farmountain Guild will probably represent the lower average of their Core Disciples. He might even be in the bottom 20%.'
'My job is to be the top Core Disciple, and these organizations probably have 10/13 and even 11/13 Primals that know Level Three or Level 3.5 Complex Laws.'
'To be frank, a 10/13 Primal that knows a Level Three Law is someone I would most likely lose against with my current power.'
'I would assume the time limit is the same for everyone. Unlocking seven Clusters within 500 years total means you need to unlock one Cluster every 71 years or so on average. The guy handling my resources wanted to make sure that I was on track.'

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