385: Chapter 365: Advancent Package 385: Chapter 365: Advancent Package For Lu Ping’an, a day of trial was just part of his daily routine.
But for real newcors, it was a mind-boggling gap.
“We’ve…
experienced death…”
“We were so close, so close…”
All three were forced out by the magic monsters in there.
Perhaps, in the eyes of veterans like Lu Ping’an, their reaction seed a bit excessive, and they gave up too soon.
But in their eyes, they were nearly dead.
After getting close to death, many people beco more timid, while others naturally take a more open-minded approach…
Past thoughts like “others are progressing faster than ” or “what does he think of ” naturally disappear.
“Professionals can really die at any ti.”
The intel obtained from others and what one witnesses firsthand have completely different impacts on a person.
The monsters, demons, and ghosts in the “movies” are not as dangerous as the real bandits they face.
Will they strive, slack off, or continue as usual?
Lu Ping’an still had so expectations, and he was still sowhat interested in the changes that ordinary people experienced when they entered the Secret Realm…
Of course, this also had sothing to do with Big Cat always complaining about the Trading Land’s lack of manpower.
Recently, the Trading Land has introduced many new types of magic plants.
Knowing that the Trading Land accepts “new varieties of magic plants,” traders naturally try to get their hands on them.
Not only has this enriched the Magic Plant reserve of Lu Ping’an and the courtyard, but it has also boosted the market.
With more people, there will inevitably be more work to be done.
Even collecting information requires manpower, and the presence of Baman Zhen and Su Zhizhu, who have obtained extra privileges, has increased the pressure of surveillance work.
“…Let’s think about it after they get their job.”
Compared to hiring outsiders, Lu Ping’an indeed prefers to train his own people.
On the one hand, it ensures a cleaner background and higher loyalty (and makes contract fraud easier), and on the other hand, he knows their history and it’s easier to deal with when sothing happens.
But Lu Ping’an is not in a hurry.
After all, there are enough people on hand for now (Fang Wen: You’re enough!).
So far?
It’s too early to call these guys successful—let’s watch them for a while longer.
“Can the materials be used?”
“I don’t know.
I don’t have any analysis equipnt here.
Send it to the professional laboratory at Ancient City University, and they’ll give you a composition report.
I’ll let you know after I see it.”
In Lu Ping’an’s bag, he had collected many ghost-related materials, but whether they could be used and whether they were considered “alive” still needed further analysis.
Most of them were Ghost Hair and Ghost Dust, which were rarely seen on the market because they didn’t have many uses.
Only Magic Alchemists would collect so.
What is worth ntioning is that Lu Ping’an not only collected “taboo materials” but also collected many “corpses.”
This is where we need to ntion the recycling chanism of the Secret Realm.
Normal Secret Realms create magic monsters, which are living creatures.
When they die, they are often swallowed by the “earth”, either turning into ashes or being buried directly.
In fact, the Secret Realm recycles their corpses.
However, so highly-polluting materials cannot be recycled and are used as upstream materials for craftsn, magic potions, and other logistics industries.
As for the rest, they generally return to the “Secret Realm” and form the cornerstone of the next cycle.
In this recycling process, pollution is naturally consud, cleaning the dynamic balance within the Secret Realm…
If a creature doesn’t die and doesn’t “return”, the pollution source will grow stronger, and the monster will naturally advance.
“Ghosts are quite easy to deal with, but for such a big one, it had only a little material.”
If you kill a magic monster and quickly use spatial equipnt or simply detach it from the earth, you can interrupt this “recycling” process.
However, most “materials” are of no significance.
In Lu Ping’an’s eyes, a three-ter-long gray ghost only had a couple of grains of “Ghost Sand” after being killed.
But even if the “corpse” was collected, there was only a small cup of “Ghost Liquid” in the end…
That thing needed to be sealed, otherwise, it would disappear naturally in a few hours.
Previously, Lu Ping’an didn’t even bother to pick up the Ghost Dust after killing the ghosts, since there were hardly any buyers on the market.
But it was said that they could be used in making protective ointnts against ghosts.
Lu Ping’an found the ghosts easy to kill, and Big Cat also nodded in agreent…
but if you ask young people who have co to the Knight’s Secret Realm for training, nine out of ten would say they hate ghost-creatures the most.
They often turn invisible and appear among other monsters, suddenly attacking you from behind.
Their attack thods and angles are extrely tricky, with “going through walls” and “ceiling ambush” being the norm.
What’s even worse is that most professionals lack the ans to kill them..
uh, Lu Ping’an has silver weapons, so there’s no issue for him.
Having collected materials related to ghosts, whether they could be used or not is still unknown.
After all, even experts can’t determine their composition by rely looking at the color of the water from a distance.
Lu Ping’an returned to the school as per Big Cat’s request and imdiately sent the materials straight to the Logistics Departnt for testing and inspection.
The focus was on detecting any “signs of life” within, including heat, living cells, molecular structure, etc.
Big Cat had ideas and plans, but she needed more intel support.
Lu Ping’an naturally handled this work.
After sending the three girls back to the villa, Lu Ping’an rushed out of the house again, eager to find soone for information…
After all, even though Professor Wen repeatedly emphasized that the Parasitic Tree—an3-tier profession—had a low threshold, Lu Ping’an still dared not to slack off.
“…Three hundred thousand and I’ll admit you to my postgraduate class.
Then I can give you a discount.
Haven’t graduated from university yet?
No problem, I’ll give you a special enrollnt.
Rest assured, just register.”
Three hundred thousand?
Lu Ping’an was surprised, not because it was expensive, but because he thought…
“Why is it so cheap?”
“This taboo knowledge is possessed by many Gardeners Churches and has been circulated many tis.
My inheritance is a purified version, without any private goods from other churches.
It’s safe to use…
In fact, many people lack love for magic plants and misunderstand this advancent, causing ‘profession seeds’ to be in oversupply and inventory, naturally lowering the price.”
Third-tier advancent is not so simple.
It’s not just about obtaining taboo knowledge.
Many advancents require the help of “Divine Power,” and even the Gods would not be rciful…
The consumption of three-tier and 2-tier advancents are not the sa.
A simple “Advancent Package” includes a complete set of taboo knowledge, a “seed” from the Deity, a whole set of rituals and consumables.
These are just the beginning of advancent.
In theory, you won’t see progress unless you struggle for half a year.
Is three hundred thousand expensive?
The important thing is that this thing is generally not available for purchase and is a pure non-sale item.
Moreover, don’t even ntion advancent packages—most professions require you to find and piece together the knowledge yourself.
Simply obtaining a full “advancent route map” is already incredible.
Basically, the third-tier advancent of an ordinary Battle-profession usually involves bartering or is sold at sky-high prices.
Gardeners belong to the logistics and are rich.
This advancent package is so cheap…Even if Professor Wen offered Lu Ping’an a cost price, second-hand price, or a discounted price, it’s still way too off.
“Is it too unpopular?
Or, is there a real problem?”
With these books in hand, Lu Ping’an hesitated a bit, wondering if he had made an impulsive purchase.
But once he opened the book, he no longer hesitated.
“It’s worth it…
This ti, I didn’t lose out.”
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