Chapter 23 Analysis
According to the adjustments made in the previous simulation, this [text simulation] has undergone many changes, and the experience is very rich.
Leite didn't rush, and with the experience of several simulations, he quickly analyzed in his mind.
First, the caravan travel must be postponed. He originally thought that what Kuding found were ordinary antiques. Even if they were all excavated and sold, he would only get a few hundred gold coins in his hands. Normally, the income would be quite considerable, which is considered a windfall.
Compared with middle-level breathing techniques and fighting skills, hundreds of gold coins are not worth mentioning.
It involves the medium breathing method, which is a secret book that can increase the family background, so it has to be treated seriously.
Just postponing the caravan trip for a few days, not a big deal.
And the next caravan trip will be led by him personally. After all, the simulation results of his leading the caravan went smoothly.
In addition to avoiding Tucker being abolished, caravan casualties and other situations. He is also very interested in the spoils obtained by helping Baron Gary deal with the harassment of the Fire Feather Eagle in Dam Town - the Fire Feather Eagle egg.
This is a Warcraft cub. If it is properly raised, it will add a new force to the family when it grows up.
Conquering monsters is not easy, even for nobles, it depends on luck if they want to conquer them.
Because subduing a monster is not simply finding a monster, beating it up, signing a contract and that's it.
In this case, the proud Warcraft would probably rather die than surrender.
Even if you encounter a monster that is greedy for life and fear of death, if you want to force it to be subdued, you still need a scroll made by a great magister-level alchemist, and such scrolls are generally expensive, and very few people can afford it.
In short, with the background of Young Eagle Town, it is impossible to obtain a scroll in the short term.
Besides, there is only another way to subdue Warcraft.
That is to cultivate a monster from an early age, cultivate feelings, wait for the approval of the monster, and then take the initiative to sign a blood contract.
That's right, Warcraft can actually initiate a contract on its own initiative, which saves a lot of cost for humans.
But there are many limitations in actually wanting to do this.
First of all, monster cubs are hard to come by, because the birth rate of monsters is low, and they are also very protective, making it hard to find a cub.
And the character of the selected Warcraft object should not be too rebellious.
Warcraft that are too explosive and rebellious, even if they are carefully cultivated from an early age and have a good relationship, it is difficult to succeed.
The best way is to choose a relatively mild-tempered monster and start cultivating it from birth, trying to ensure that its parents are not around.
In this way, the little monster has been by his side since birth, and it is easy to regard you as the only person close to him in his life.
Then look for opportunities in the cultivation of juvenile monsters, and guide them to sign bloodline contracts when they are not yet mature and intelligent like a baby. The success rate of this method has always been very good.
Like raising a puppy, it is definitely easier to develop intimacy from birth than taking over a few months. And once they are intimate, they will not only follow the master wherever they go. Throw a small ball, and with a little guidance, the opponent can pick it up.
The principle of subduing Warcraft is similar to this, and for Leiter, there is still a good opportunity right now.
Once the blood contract is successfully signed, Leiter will have a flying monster!
"This is a flying monster. It can bring good help when it grows up. And the eagle monster hatches from an egg. It can be done easily. The first person I see when I open my eyes is me." Leiter's eyes flashed This is a great opportunity not to be missed.
Although, at the end of the simulation content, he still did not escape to death.
But whether it was a third-level magician, thunder armor bear, beast tide, etc., Lei Te didn't pay much attention to it.
For the same reason, he in the simulator does not have cheats, and the crisis in the simulation may not necessarily happen in reality.
What's more, he also plans to start promoting to the third-level magician after a while, but he still needs to solve two problems for this.
One is fate value, the current reserve of fate value is insufficient. Since there is a possibility of a beast tide breaking out at the end of next year, he must seize the time to take advantage of the relative stability before the beast tide and go to the Shadow Eagle branch to kill some monsters. The general idea is that he is responsible for seriously injuring the second-tier monsters, and his sons are responsible for repairing the sword, so as to meet the conditions for leapfrogging and beating the enemy. After all, he himself is not confident at the moment. Going up to the third-tier monsters is almost like dying.
The second is Moonlight Potion, his current Moonlight Potion is too low in stock. When practicing in the real simulation, two bottles can be refined in two hours, and the rest of the time can only be meditated normally, and the 24 hours of the real simulation cannot be effectively used, which is too wasteful.
For this reason, he must replenish his inventory. Twilight City is a good place to buy goods. He will also pay attention to the market during this caravan trip.
Besides, there was another change in this simulation that puzzled him.
In the previous simulations, the mysterious knight who attacked him all fled. And this time the results show that in the end both sides lost.
There are no clues in the details. What is certain is that this change was caused by his personal leadership. Lei Te secretly remembered this in his heart.
Rilei shouted at this time: "Father, I have finished my breakfast. I am going to leave now."
Leite came back to his senses, thinking of the breathing method and fighting skills contained in the antique, he tapped his finger on the table lightly, and said slowly: "Wait a minute, that antique vase, can I have a look?"
"Of course, it belongs to you." Riley walked outside, and when she came back not long after, she was holding a half-meter-high brightly colored vase in her hands.
Put the vase on the ground, and some of the soil attached to it fell to the ground, but Ruilai moved very lightly, and said casually: "The shape of this vase is square, which is rare."
Common vase shapes are curvilinear shapes such as pot-bellied vases and trumpet-shaped vases, while rectangular vases are indeed relatively rare shapes.
Rett squinted his eyes. The rectangular vase was no wonder. He had subconsciously associated it with a curved vase, and he was still curious about how to print the content on the curved surface inside.
Now it seems that it is much easier to do this with a rectangular vase, and it can be easily done with some simple alchemy skills.
Coming to the vase, Leiter squatted down and snapped his fingers, and a light source condensed inside the vase.
This is a simple use of light elements, and the detection range is not as good as the first-level lighting technique, but it is more than enough to deal with some small life scenes.
The bright interior scene attracted Leiter to watch it attentively, but after watching it for a while, a flash of surprise flashed in his eyes, but he didn't find anything.
Ri Lai curiously approached Leiter, and said, "Father, I checked yesterday, and there is nothing inside."
Leite was silent for a while, and then said: "You try to clean it inside."
Ruilai's eyes flashed with doubts, but he didn't ask any further questions, and did as he pleased.
I saw splashes of water condensed in the air and poured into the square vase.
Rilei poked his head, looked into the water-filled bottle, and said in a low voice, "There's nothing."
(end of this chapter)