Chapter 729: Chapter 723: Incense Fire Quasi-God
Roo Sora stared intently at David Jones.
He believed that any talented Trainer with a modicum of ambition in the country wouldn’t reject the temptation of Level IX immortal resources.
However, the outco was sowhat beyond his expectation, as Roo Sora noted that not only was there no longing or shock in David Jones’s eyes, but a hint of helplessness flashed across them instead.
“You don’t seriously believe it, do you, Brother?”
Noticing Grau’s eager gaze, David Jones rubbed his forehead sowhat speechlessly.
If Level IX immortal resources were so easily obtained, the mbership spots for the God Call Association would have long been divided up by legendary powerhouses.
But one thing David Jones could be certain of was that the God Call Association having the ans to offer its mbers access to exchange for immortal resources indicated that the organization held a pivotal position within the Federation of Trainer Guilds. It wouldn’t hurt to learn more about it!
Seeing David Jones waiting calmly for more, as steady as Mt Kilimanjaro, Roo Sora also beca interested and continued introducing information about the God Call Association.
“The helmsman of the God Call Association is none other than the President of the Federation of Trainer Guilds, the strongest Trainer in the country, Deity Ott,” said Roo Sora with a tone of reverence.
“Every mber within the Association has a high degree of freedom. Except for missions directly issued by Deity Ott, which must be executed, all other tasks can be accepted or rejected based on personal preference, as long as you can accept not having any rit points!”
“rit?” A thought struck David Jones.
“That’s right, rit is the reward mbers receive after completing tasks, and rit points can be freely exchanged for resources in the guild’s treasury.”
“How many rit points are needed to exchange for Level VIII legendary resources and Level IX immortal resources?” David Jones asked again.
As top-grade Pet resources are rare, and considering the freedom involved, David Jones didn’t mind another channel to obtain top-grade resources.
A smile appeared on Roo Sora’s face, “Level IX immortal resources are for the core mbers to exchange. I don’t know how many rit points are required for that just yet.”
“As for Level VIII legendary resources, the exchange price usually ranges from one hundred thousand to one million, with the specific price determined by the quality and rarity of the resource.”
“The God Call Association has a reward chanism. If you are willing to join as a reserve mber, both you and I can receive a reward of five thousand rit points.”
“Reserve mber?”
David Jones was slightly taken aback, feeling like he was being underestimated; not even being offered a spot as a regular mber upon joining the God Call Association.
“Five thousand rit points are quite a lot. Even legendary powerhouses have to start as reserve mbers when they join the Association. Unless you pass the internal test and succeed in the Summoning once, you can’t beco an official mber.”
Seeing the puzzled look in David Jones’s eyes, Roo Sora patiently explained, “The so-called Summoning is to awaken the slumbering Incense Fire Quasi-God. Do you know of the Land of Slumber deep within the Federation of Trainer Guilds?”
David Jones shook his head slightly.
“In terms of cultivation speed, we humans far surpass Beasts, but when it cos to lifespan, even Immortal powerhouses can’t compare to a turtle-type Class VII Overlord. That’s why the Land of Slumber exists in our country.”
“After a Trainer dies, so Pets choose to wander the world, others choose to follow their Trainers in death.
And so divine beasts close to humans, heeding the last will of their Trainers, choose to enter the Land of Slumber to enjoy incense offerings, leveraging human strength to break through to higher levels while becoming a guardian power for the race.”
After explaining the origin of the Land of Slumber, Roo Sora took a sip of hot tea.
David Jones might disregard the resources of the God Call Association, but he didn’t believe that any Trainer would willingly dismiss the chance to obtain an Incense Fire Quasi-God.
“After joining, every reserve mber will have a five-year preparation period. Within this period, you have three opportunities for a Summoning. As long as you successfully awaken an Incense Fire Quasi-God once, you can beco an official mber. Failure in all three attempts would an no destiny with the God Call Association.”
“Incense Fire Quasi-God!!!”
With the ntion of these words, a flicker of surprise crossed David Jones’s heart.
Although he didn’t know whether an Incense Fire Quasi-God was more powerful than a true Semi-Immortal, there was no doubt that even the weakest Semi-Immortal was still a Semi-Immortal, and crushing a Class VIII Emperor should pose no problem.
Thinking of this, a faint glimr flashed in David Jones’s eyes, “Can the awakened Incense Fire Quasi-God form a Beast Taming Contract?”
Roo Sora glanced at Grau and said, “An awakened Incense Fire Quasi-God generally does not form a Beast Taming Contract with their awakener, but they can sign an alliance contract to fight together.”
Upon hearing this, David Jones fell into contemplation.
The hidden power of the Federation of Trainer Guild in the Flowery Kingdom is indeed formidable; no wonder they can stand unshaken amid the strife between Mysterious Beasts and Beasts!
“Is Leitnis Grant also an official mber of the God Call Association?” David inquired tentatively.
“I am currently just a reserve mber,” Leitnis Grant answered calmly.
The success rate of fostering an Incense Fire Quasi-God in the Land of Slumber is extrely low, and even if successful, whether the Incense Fire Quasi-God can retain its consciousness amidst the vast incense is a task as difficult as ascending the heavens.
Under such circumstances, unless a Trainer’s compatibility with the Quasi-God in slumber is exceptionally high, it is almost impossible to awaken an Incense Fire Quasi-God.
In short, becoming an official mber of the God Call Association is not an easy task. In terms of actual difficulty, it is not simpler than a Trainer’s Arcane Star Breakthrough to Class VIII; it is even harder.
According to what Leitnis Grant knew, the number of official and core mbers in the God Call Association added up to less than ten, a figure far fewer than the legendary powerhouses within the country.
“Roar…” (The God Call Association is indeed a subsidiary organization of the Federation of Trainer Guild…)
At that mont, David’s mind suddenly echoed with the voice of the Gluttonous Beast.
Helpless, given Grau’s unreliability, he had to contact his teacher to confirm the existence of the God Call Association, lest he be lured by Roo Sora and his companion into so bizarre power.
After hesitating for a mont, David said, “What are the procedures for joining the God Call Association?”
“Done!” Roo and Leitnis looked at each other, both feeling relieved.
“The joining process is very simple; you just need to hold the Summoning Order and report to the Federation of Trainer Guild,” they explained.
As Roo Sora spoke, his Star Ring flickered with a trace of light, and an antique order token, exuding a majestic air of destiny, appeared in his hand.
“ow?” (The fate of a nation?)
Sensing the unfamiliar aura of destiny, Daphne, who had been resting with her eyes closed, suddenly opened them.
David took the order token, and his Illusion-Piercing Spirit Eye imdiately activated.
[Summoning Order: A token with the nation’s destiny, containing part of the Kylin Saint Spirit’s aura. Holding this order token can enhance the host’s immunity to the aura of incense fire and destiny.]
Having completed the task, Roo Sora prepared to stand up to bid farewell and leave.
Before getting up, he hesitated and said, “After the battle of the Hegemony Race, news of your contract with the reincarnated divine beast will spread throughout the country.
If you have no urgent matters to attend to in Waterland City, it would be best to stay in Rosewood City during this period, to avoid the trouble of Evil Trainers who might not know their place.”
David’s face showed no surprise.
“Thanks for the warning, if those vermin lurking in the gutter dare to show up, I wouldn’t mind taking matters into my own hands to clean them up.”
“What a bold statent!”
Roo Sora looked at David deeply, unsure whether he had heard clearly or was feigning ignorance.
In the eyes of so significant figures, Evil Trainers are nothing more than a bunch of scapegoats, just rats!
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