Chapter 244: Chapter 233 Graduation of Overseas Students (Seeking Monthly Pass!) Chapter 244: Chapter 233 Graduation of Overseas Students (Seeking Monthly Pass!) “Poor kid.”
Cough cough, this ti, Yiluo Xi actually obtained a pretty high amount of Contribution Points, not much less than An Jianyou. If you count Bai Yansi, White Frost, and Purple Lora and their group, the total Contribution Points they obtained even surpass little An’s.
After all, their contribution and efforts were all seen by Great ntor Fang You from beginning to end.
However, when you think about how Yiluo Xi had been chasing for several days and nights while An Jianyou just happened to pass by while executing a Mysterious Evil cleansing mission and incidentally beat a BOSS, inadvertently reducing it to ashes and rubble,
the only loss little An probably suffered throughout the whole process was “a slight surprise.”
There must have been so shock, right?
So, it’s reasonable for Yiluo Xi to go crazy and cry plaintively; maybe this is simply the difference between the unlucky and the blessed, the best support and the super godlike.
Yiluo Xi is rough around the edges, so she probably doesn’t need comforting.
Fang You glanced a few more tis at “the rarely seen appearance of Yiluo Xi,” pondered a bit, and started compiling tasks.
He designed several special missions and used big data to push them to Yiluo Xi’s task panel.
Instantly, this girl got excited.
She lit up.
And I an literally inflad.
She may not be a very diligent and serious worker, but as long as you know how to use her properly, she can outperform even 007 in diligence.
“As expected of myself.”
Fang You also opened his panel to check the records.
The information about killing the Dusk Priest is specially marked and stands out among the many tasks with a fairly good reward.
Of course, since what was annihilated was only an avatar of the priest, the task level was “four-star special,” and the rewards could not compare with the six-star “Heretical Cult’s Sacrifice” from last ti.
Without obtaining the Secret Realm Stone, the other rewards were also much less.
But to fatten up the heretical cult before killing it? Such an idea is absolutely forbidden. Ignoring the ease with which fattening up a heretical cult can backfire, just the threat the existence of the heretical cult poses is sothing he cannot tolerate.
If one appears, it should be annihilated.
The quantity of the rewards is not important; his Spirit Fire does not lack these Fate Points.
Fang You glanced over.
His Fate Points had already accumulated to tens of thousands, so with that in mind…
“It’s ti to give so rewards to my own organization.”
After washing his hands, he carried out six draws from the 1000-value Advanced Card Pool.
He overlooked the huge pile of training cards.
He skipped over the bunch of Skill Books and Seeds of Skills that could fill up the exchange list.
He passed by the items and potions that could be deconstructed by Master Wang Chui and tested by Silver Bell.
He began to take inventory.
‘Obtained: Secret Realm Stone (Gold)’
…
‘Obtained: Eternal Shine Stone (Gold)’
…
‘Obtained: Skill Book ‘Heavy Strike’ (Green)’
‘Obtained: Skill Book ‘Rainfall Technique’ (Green)’
‘Obtained: Skill Book ‘Magnification’ (Blue)’
‘Obtained: Skill Book ‘Invisible Hand’ (Blue)’
“This ti I actually drew four new Skill Books! Especially the two blue-grade ones.”
I’ve struck it rich!
‘Magnification’ is a continuous enhancent skill that can expand one’s body and greatly increase one’s own strength; needless to say, its value — special function skills are considered more precious in his eyes than offensive skills!
‘Invisible Hand’ is even more so.
It can attack, defend, and be used to show off in daily life. More importantly, ‘Invisible Hand’ has very high universality. It can be combined and integrated with many skills.
Truly a top-tier ability.
Everyone who has used it spoke highly of it!
But after all, the ‘Heaven’s Net’ is a Strange Implent, and the skills it cos with are not as good as those learned by oneself, having greater limitations and lower maneuverability.
The day he flattened the Red Moon Priest with a Thunder Light Big Handprint seed to have been a limit.
Any higher, and either he’d lose control or the Heaven’s Net wouldn’t hold up.
“Now that I can truly learn it, I can use ‘Invisible Hand’ as a core to develop even more applications.”
He glanced at other items.
This ti so decent Strange Implents ca out – so suitable for An Jianyou, so suitable for Jing Jing Lei, and so suitable for everyone.
After so thought, he priced these Strange Implents and listed them in the exchange list for high-authority Angel Envoys, allowing Xiao Huan to recomnd them based on their compatibility weightings.
There are quite a few Strange Implents.
But compared to the now slightly stronger Spirit Fire, it’s still not enough; most of the three-awakened elites don’t have Strange Implents to use.
Still need to keep drawing cards.
“So skill books are indeed more valuable after all. With Skill Books Seeds of Skills, anyone who wants to learn can learn.”
Fang You used the ‘Invisible Hand’ Skill Book for himself.
He instantly entered the training space. This ti his stay there was exceptionally short, and upon exiting, ‘Invisible Hand’ already had a ‘Master level’ proficiency.
He then continuously smashed several training cards.
Train, train, and keep training.
Set a small goal: first train ‘Invisible Hand’ to Peak Mastery.
…
As ti passed,
Fang You’s daily life was as regular as a retired veteran cadre, his mystery steadily accumulating, while the proficiency level of ‘Invisible Hand’ continuously improved.
The training camp was also doing very well; students from White Bear Country, Sunset Country, and Wavemist Nation all perford well, and under the internal competition of their nations, these international students tried even harder, indirectly driving the Spirit Fire headquarters’ students as well.
—As a mber of Spirit Fire, if you can’t outwork and outdo international students, how could you not be ashad?!
ntor Fang nodded in satisfaction.
Among them, Princess Anna of Sunset Country was the most outstanding; even ntor Fang had paid attention to her several tis. This girl progressed rapidly, and on the seventh day at the training camp, she ascended to second awakening in the Land of Inheritance.
After that, his progress was by no ans slow.
He received multiple student scholarships and used the scholarship money to exchange for seeds of skills, cultivation ti, and other items. The strong always get stronger.
Soon, the ti ca to the second weekend.
It was ti for the exchange students to graduate and return to their own countries.
…
On the sa day,
Imperial Capital, Investigation Bureau headquarters, underground area.
A certain area that could only be accessed by those with extrely high clearance was ho to a rather special character within the Bureau.
— Codena: Prophetess.
Her ability was prophecy, which included both active prophecies and passive dream visions.
Her prophecies were extrely accurate and had on nurous occasions assisted the Investigation Bureau in averting disasters, earning her the reputation of being one of the Bureau’s foundations. When the Mysterious Evil Priests first appeared, she had prophesied that not only five Ghastly Realm doors would appear within the borders of Dong Huang but that there would be a sixth.
However, since the Bureau had started full cooperation with the Torchbearers, her prophecy ability had seldom been used, and the dream visions had not triggered even once.
This was a good thing.
Yet at that mont,
inside the room, the Prophetess girl, with a black cloth covering her eyes, suddenly broke out in cold sweat and turned pale. Her body curled up on the bed, tossing and turning as if trapped in a profound nightmare she couldn’t wake from.
She kicked the blanket to the floor, revealing a large patch of snow-white skin around her belly button since she wore a cartoon bear pajama that was cute but a tad too small, highlighting her coly but slightly thin figure. She struggled as if stranded in deep nightmares, unable to awaken.
After a while,
the girl suddenly sat up, gasping for air, her clothing soaked with sweat.
Her eyes were still covered by the black cloth, but the terror on her face was visible.
“Huff~ Huff~”
“Grey mist, a grey mist has enshrouded the entire Blue Star.”
“Only twenty days left!”
“Ah—!!!”
…
Pacific training base,
the grand courtyard,
Anna hadn’t changed back into the clothes she had worn upon arrival and was still donned in the training outfit distributed by the base.
Two sets; she had already washed and dried the other set, which she packed in her suitcase.
Looking back at the base, the magnificent buildings in the distance, the strange plants growing by the road, the towering dikes stretching afar.
Anna felt wistful.
The fourteen-day exchange program was just… over like that?
She was a bit reluctant to leave.
No, she was very reluctant to leave.
Here, she had t nurous students, and instructors like Shi Yunxi and other powerful figures, having obtained quite a few of their contact information.
One could say that her initial thoughts and objectives for coming to the base were far exceeded.
But her thoughts had long since changed.
There were fellow students here, striving together, lecturers and instructors teaching them without reservation. Although the training and studying here were tiring, competitive, and she barely dared to breathe heavily, and even going to the bathroom required cautious ti managent…
But it was truly, truly joyful!
It was carefree yet incredibly fulfilling joy!
“This ti, I will definitely rember firmly. It’s just that… I don’t know if there will be a chance to et again.”
“There definitely will be,” said Shi Yunxi. “We Torchbearers are sent out on missions all over the world. If there’s a mission in Sunset Country, I’ll apply for it.”
Anna turned her head, “I want to co back to the base! It’s not about seeing you! Right, I just want to see the chief instructor and ntors.”
“And here I was thinking we were friends.”
“Being friends and wanting to see the chief instructor aren’t conflicting! Don’t you want to et such a person more often, to seek advice and learn?”
“I do, of course…”
Chief instructor Black Blade, Anna had seen him twice in two large training classes.
The chief instructor was very strict; just being swept by his gaze sent shivers down one’s spine, and in his presence no one dared to slack off.
She didn’t have such thoughts.
But the chief instructor was truly formidable. She benefited greatly from those two training classes—footwork, boxing technique, skills… all had significantly improved.
His teaching ability was more than tenfold stronger than Shi Yunxi’s.
Anna still had a downcast expression, “I’ve seen the chief instructor, but I haven’t t the ntors! I didn’t get to see them at the base, and once I leave, wouldn’t that an even less of a chance?”
“That’s true,”
Shi Yunxi nodded, not feeling sad at all and even wanting to snicker.
After all, as elite mbers of the Torchbearer headquarters, their chances of eting ntors were quite… nurous compared to Anna’s.
She held back her laughter and consoled, “Don’t be discouraged. Maybe you’ll run into the ntor just around the corner.”
As the words were still hanging in the air, in the distance, a wave of exclamations arose.
It was the ntor!
The figure in a white robe, bathed in sunlight, walked slowly towards them with faint golden light spreading around him, radiant and warming.
“As long as the fla of inheritance does not extinguish, mankind shall not perish.”
“May you all be the seeds, spreading the brilliant flas across Blue Star, dispelling the looming darkness.”
“May the flas burn eternally!”
Indeed, they were not rely exchange students; they bore an important mission.
The inheritance of the torch!
The inheritance of power and knowledge!
The inheritance of the indomitable spirit of Torchbearers!
Anna gazed at the white-robed figure in the distance, feeling an inexhaustible strength welling up within her. That was her mission.
As both the princess of Sunset Country and as a bearer of the torch’s mission.
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