Of course, for now, they haven’t been given the opportunity to advance their talents; they’re not yet qualified to enter the Sea of Realms and still require resources for upgrading.
Those in the life occupations wishing to level up have two thods: one is to go into dungeons to battle, killing monsters to gain experience and raise their level.
The other thod is to be nurtured with a large amount of resources, allowing them to continually temper their secondary occupations and slowly accumulate experience to level up.
Generally, those from common institutions below, the combat prowess of life occupation practitioners wouldn’t be too great. The first and second orders are manageable, but past the second order, it becos very difficult to keep advancing.
The fifty talents Zi Liyuan selected, their current ranks are all below Level 20, so have not even completed the first-order job change.
He had, of course, chosen them with this in mind, starting from a first-order job change and assigning them Silver Hero class quests right away, to maximize their potential.
Moreover, with Shen Yurou’s research in various black technologies, getting through the Silver Hero class quest wasn’t difficult at all.
You should know, Shen Yurou started from zero and had advanced this way!
She simply produced educational videos and then supplied all sorts of military support to these talents. If they still couldn’t manage the job change, they weren’t worthy of becoming his followers.
Such waste was better given up on early; after all, once they enter the Sea of Realms, they might face the offsprings of other realms and may end up perishing.
Even if these fifty recruits were all in support roles, they still needed so ans to protect themselves, didn’t they?
If they couldn’t even resist a bit, such people would not last long in the Sea of Realms.
Thus, once these talents were brought to Dragon Academy by Zi Liyuan, they were handed over to Fan Yuer and her three sisters for training.
With the enormous military support, they quickly got used to the new weapons, equipnt, and items, and then began to enter dungeons for training.
In just a few short days, all these guys had passed the first-order Silver Hero job change quest.
After all, the class change quests for those in life occupations are ant to be a notch easier than for those in combat occupations.
After being trained by Fan Yuer and the others, they could even handle dungeons of the sa order on their own.
The trial by fire in the dungeons made the class change quests much easier afterward.
It can be said that Zi Liyuan had spent a lot of ti, every minute and every second crucial, to complete his class change quest back in the day, advancing step by step through his own efforts to reach the peak of Fourth Order.
But these lucky guys, with Shen Yurou’s black technology support and the countless military support provided by the armant company, their leveling speed was much faster than Zi Liyuan’s had been.
If it weren’t for the daily limit on dungeon entries, these fifty support talents might be able to rush to the Fourth Order in just half a month.
As Zi Liyuan continued to recruit talents from the lower institutions, ti flew by unnoticed.
After more than half a year at Dragon Academy, one day, Lord Zi received an unexpected communication.
Ying Xueji, Li Fengwen, and others had left him a ssage, scheduling a eting ti.
This caused Zi Liyuan to frown slightly.
People from the four imperial families, while also in Dragon Academy, typically left their followers behind for training and rarely appeared themselves.
These four had disappeared to who knows where and were rarely seen on the academy campus.
Zi Liyuan, who was diligent in visiting the library, and had been honestly attending classes in the academy for a long ti since his job change, hadn’t encountered them even once.
This sudden contact, especially knowing he was currently recruiting talents, surely ant sothing significant.
However, these four people were not simple at all. Not to ntion whether their strength had beco much stronger by now, the sheer power of the four imperial families behind them was sothing he couldn’t afford to provoke.
If it weren’t for the fact that the imperial families were very strict with the education of their direct descendants, who were not the spoiled kind, and the ancient dynasties of the Upper Realm had a very good reputation, Zi Liyuan wouldn’t have wanted anything to do with them.
However, considering that the personalities of these four were quite acceptable and they were worthy of networking with, Zi Liyuan decided to go to the agreed location to see what was happening.
So, after inspecting a few nas on the list and finding them unsatisfactory, Zi Liyuan returned directly to Dragon Academy with Dailisi.
The next day, Zi Liyuan brought the Black Dragon Sister to the designated eting place.
A huge lake located fifty kiloters away from the main college.
Ying Xueji, Li Fengwen, Zhu Wu, and Liu Shengnan were already gathered around a barbecue pit, roasting a huge piece of magical beast at.
"Yo, the busy man has finally arrived. Co on, try the at I’ve grilled, how is it?"
Li Fengwen was still as unserious as ever, making a joke while cutting off a piece of cooked at and throwing it to Zi Liyuan.
"What kind of monster at is this? Pretty tender, huh."
Zi Liyuan didn’t mind, took it and bit into it. His eyes lit up instantly, and in just a few bites, he had cleaned off a piece of at the size of a fist.
"This is the good stuff, you..."
"Smack!" A crisp sound echoed as the national treasure panda beside Li Fengwen smacked him on the head.
"You human pet, stop wasting words! Hurry up and cut at for your bear lord. I’m starving!"
Li Fengwen slamd the knife he used for cutting at into the ground, turned and grabbed the neck of the panda’s fate, then the two of them—man and bear—rolled on the ground, starting to...
"Li Lord, I %￥@#￥%￥..."
"Bear Lord, I #￥%@￥#%￥#%..."
Everyone: (⊙o⊙)...
Watching the quarreling duo, Zi Liyuan helplessly shrugged his shoulders, then walked over to the barbecue on his own and started cutting and eating the at.
He also passed so of the cut at to the Black Dragon Sister Dailisi beside him.
Ying Xueji and the other two covered their faces, looking completely unable to watch the spectacle, speechless.
Because such scenes had beco routine for them, these kinds of incidents happened every day.
"Did you contact this ti for sothing?"
While eating at, Zi Liyuan turned to look at Ying Xueji.
Among the four of them, Ying Xueji was usually the central figure, with the strongest leadership and naturally taking the lead.
"Heard you gave the little devils a hard ti, and knowing your personality, you definitely won’t let it go and will make a scene in Plaster Country, so we wanted to know when you’re going, as we’d like to join in the fun," she said.
Ying Xueji elegantly cut a piece of at, placed it in a delicate small bowl, and then finely sliced the at into thin pieces with a knife before elegantly picking them up with chopsticks and starting to eat.
Compared to Ying Xueji’s elegance, Zhu Wu and Liu Shengnan beside her were not nearly as particular.
The two of them directly started cutting and eating the at with their hands.
As for Li Fengwen and the panda Tuanzi still scuffling to the side, no one paid them any attention.
At this mont, the human and bear had rolled more than ten ters away, each trying to strangle the other’s neck while riding on top of them.
"Is it about the matter of the Yin Yang Holy Palace?"
These four royal descendants wanting to stir things up in Plaster Country surely wouldn’t be that simple.
Zi Liyuan could only think of the Yin Yang Holy Palace as the reason, after all, Xu Fu’s betrayal of the ancient Great Qin Empire and the establishnt of the Yin Yang Holy Palace in Plaster Country was no secret.
"The Yin Yang Holy Palace has taken sothing they shouldn’t. As a descendant of the ancient Qin royal family, I need to take it back," said Ying Xueji, speaking lightly, yet her beautiful eyes sparkled with chilling light.
"Heard there are many masters in the Yin Yang Holy Palace, just wanted to test if my Halberd is sharp enough," said Liu Shengnan while eating.
"Those Wokou, they’ve got plenty of grudges against our ancient Great Ming Empire. Just right to give them a taste of being slaughtered," Zhu Wu’s eyes were filled with intense evil Qi and the intent to kill.
"What about that one? Ancient Tang Empire doesn’t seem to have much of a grudge against the little devils, right?" Zi Liyuan glanced at the man and bear rolling further and further away, asking softly.
"It’s for that panda Tuanzi," the three of them said with a collective sigh.
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