Chapter 355: Chapter 355: The True Essence of the Legendary Test Chapter 355: Chapter 355: The True Essence of the Legendary Test According to what they said, each person’s trial was completely different.
Fang Jie inquired, “It seems everyone’s experience is different.
So what do you think is the most important aspect of this Legendary Test?
Maybe we can specifically enhance that to improve our chances of success.”
“I think strategy is the most important aspect.
Without strategy, I wouldn’t have been able to win.”
That was Fang Hao’s opinion, given that he had experienced leading troops in battle.
He was very experienced in this area.
From the beginning, Fang Hao had taken over the command in battles for Fang Jie, fighting countless large and small wars.
“I think it’s courage that’s most important.
Courage is crucial when armies clash.
Whoever loses courage first is the one who fails.
In fact, the enemy was stronger than us at that ti, but we fought desperately till the end.” That was Cosette’s view.
Dorola, however, shook her head and said, “I think combat strength is most important.
That dragon was incredibly powerful.
It might not have been as strong as our Skeleton Flying Dragons, but it was more agile.”
Recalling that, Dorola admitted she felt terrified, having almost failed herself.
If that dragon had been an Undead instead of a living creature, many of her tactics would have been useless.
If that dragon had been a bit smarter and had a few more tricks, she might have been the one to fail.
After all, in terms of sheer strength, she couldn’t compare to a dragon.
“I think command ability is probably most critical.
When I was commanding the battle, the enemy had thirty Gold-level fighters.
If the command hadn’t been so poor, I wouldn’t have failed; it was a close call.”
That was Mobs speaking.
He was indeed frustrated; he was clearly not up to par in many aspects.
Originally, due to his unique traits, he thought reaching the Gold level was his limit.
But who could have foreseen sothing like the Legend Certificate?
If he had passed the trial, he might have reached the Legendary Level.
Even if it was tough to make any progress afterwards, Legendary status was still legendary.
“Wait a second, how co you only had thirty Gold-level enemies?
I had two hundred on my side.”
Fang Hao looked at Mobs, his Soul Fire burning incessantly.
“Hold on, I think you should explain the details more clearly so we can summarize better,” Fang Jie suddenly realized that the information he had gathered before might have been incomplete.
So, this ti, everyone carefully reported all the details.
Fang Jie put everything together and finally ca to a conclusion.
“I almost understand now.
The type of your tests actually relates to how you obtained your Legend Certificate.
Generally, the ans by which you initially obtained the Legend Certificate is similar to the test, but it’s not absolute.”
Fang Jie looked at so of the people in the team.
Their situations were not exactly the sa.
“And the intensity of the tests varies too.
The stronger the capability, the tougher the test tends to be.
And after passing the test, although everyone perford similarly, there should be so differences, like in potential enhancent.”
It only makes sense that passing tests of varying difficulty should have benefits afterward.
After all, the rules of this world are not so simple and crude.
So there has to be sothing subtle, like in terms of potential.
Fang Jie guessed that the higher the difficulty of the trial passed, the greater the achievent potential later on, perhaps even advancing to a higher level.
“So in the future, when undergoing a test, you definitely need to work hard in the areas you’ve passed.
Also, you can’t just develop in one aspect; this ti it was actually very dangerous.
It would have been troubleso if the test had targeted your weak points.”
Dorola’s test, in fact, was not her strongest aspect.
Obviously, Dorola didn’t obtain her Legend Certificate by slaying Gold-level fighters, yet her test was exactly one-on-one combat.
If not for her good luck and knowledge of Dragon Clan creatures, she probably couldn’t have won.
Although she ultimately won, according to Dorola, she had nearly run out of Strength, and her body was largely shattered.
Any ordinary creature would have exhausted its Life Force before the giant dragon died.
So, Fang Jie definitely couldn’t allow his followers to take a singular path.
“So in the end, if anyone in the future obtains a Legend Certificate, they should take a versatile approach, honing everything adequately before undergoing the test.”
Although this ti it seed the probability of success was over fifty percent, it actually couldn’t be calculated that way.
Because Fang Jie didn’t know about the Legend Certificate initially, so he didn’t let them undergo the test.
This allowed his followers to train under him for a long ti.
If they had started imdiately, many might have failed.
In that case, the final success rate might not even be twenty percent.
Just look at the New Moon Kingdom, with its profound heritage, that nation could only produce two types of Legendary troops.
And the Blue Sand Kingdom couldn’t produce any.
Fang Jie couldn’t believe they didn’t know about the Legend Certificate, so they must have prepared.
Unfortunately, the more powerful the strength, the tougher the test becos.
The Sky Cavalry of the Blue Sand Kingdom couldn’t pass the test.
His own Skeleton Flying Dragon Hero might also struggle to pass such trials in the future.
No matter what, he decided to keep training.
Even if it ca down to probabilities, his numbers were greater than others’.
“In the future, I will also pay more attention and give you all more opportunities during your developnt, so you might obtain a Legend Certificate,” Fang Jie resolved himself.
It was just a pity for those who failed; they would never have the chance to advance further.
For heroes, that’s how it is.
The Legendary path offers only one opportunity; if you fail, there is no second chance.
Fortunately, they were all Undead and didn’t feel any despair.
As long as their master was happy, that was enough.
“Next, one project is the establishnt of a Mage Team, and then it’s the attack on the Blue Sand Kingdom.”
Fang Jie looked up at the others, “Give a feasible report, Fang Hao you organize the troops, and in a week we will launch a full-scale attack.
Let the newcors lead this ti.”
The reason for having the newcors lead was for the Legend Certificate.
They were only nominally the Supre Commanders.
The real commands would still be determined by the staff departnt after discussions.
In Fang Jie’s Camp, it didn’t matter which hero led; they all were more or less the sa, the difference being the individual hero’s Strength.
This whole arrangent had solidified after learning from those in the military.
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