Chapter 95 The teacher who looks after the Star Mist Pond
Su Yuan came out of the classroom, opened the electronic map and checked it briefly, then headed towards the Xingwu Pavilion in the north of the teaching area.
Xingwu Pavilion is a square building with a small empty square and a registration window in the center of the ground floor, surrounded by eight airtight rooms separated by a "well" shape.
These eight sealed rooms are the Star Mist Pool.
At this time, there was a middle-aged gentle male teacher wearing gold-rimmed glasses and a handsome face sitting at the registration window.
The male teacher leaned back slightly and was reading a brown book carefully with an extremely focused look on his face.
Except for this gentle male teacher, Su Yuan didn’t see anyone or hear a sound after he came in.
You can hear a needle drop in the huge Xingwu Pavilion, which is actually a bit quieter than the Library Tower.
There are two reasons here. One is because Xingwu Pond is too expensive and not many people come to practice;
The second reason is that the eight Star Mist Pool rooms are very airtight. Under the double isolation of materials and barriers, sound, star power fluctuations, etc. are all blocked. If someone practices in the Star Mist Pool, with Su Yuan’s Strength is naturally incomprehensible.
Seeing that the teacher was immersed in the book in his hand, Su Yuan slowed down his steps slightly, walked to the square table in the small square, sat down and waited.
At this distance, Su Yuan was also able to see clearly the cover of the brown book in the opponent's hand...
"In-depth exploration of multiple enchantments·Volume 8"
“It seems to be a teacher of enchantment...” Su Yuan thought secretly.
In the field of star card masters, enchantment masters who are good at arranging enchantments are also popular professions like weapon refiners. As long as there are star cores, enchantment masters can lay out enchantments with various functions.
And because the enchantment is durable, can operate autonomously, and covers a large area, in some cases, the role of the enchantment cannot be replaced by skills.
However, enchantment is not like skills, which can be mastered directly through star card inlay, which makes it more difficult to get started as an enchantment master.
General star card skills can be started as long as they are embedded, and then you need to practice and improve continuously.
As for the enchantment master, he needs to master a lot of professional knowledge and skills before he can get started.
Of course, no matter what, this is undoubtedly an additional option for those star card masters with low cultivation talents.
In fact, this is also the case. Among the many star card masters with low cultivation talents, there are many people with amazing enchantment talents.
Once you become an official first-level enchantment master, your status will be much higher than that of a bronze-level star card master!
"Bronze beginner...new student?" Su Yuan waited for about ten minutes. The gentle male teacher wearing glasses finally put down the barrier book in his hand, sat upright and asked.
Su Yuan stood up and stepped forward, nodded and said: "Hello, teacher, I am a freshman, Su Yuan."
The male teacher said to himself: "If I remember correctly, today is the first lesson of school, right? Ordinary teachers will not tell the students in the class about the Star Mist Pond. It seems that they are students from the previous classes..."
Su Yuan's heart moved slightly. It turns out that the head teacher of every class talks about the matter of Xingwu Pond.
The gentle male teacher tapped the cover of the book on the table and asked, "Why, this is the official start of class, and you are going to practice in the Star Mist Pond?"
Su Yuan nodded: "I want to try the effect of the Star Mist Pool."
Su Yuan came here this time just to experience for himself the effect of the Star Mist Pool.
If the effect of the Star Mist Pool is extremely outstanding, then you can put it on the agenda to earn credits by completing tasks as soon as possible.
Just now the teacher also said that only the head teachers of the first few classes would talk about the Xingwu Pond at the beginning of the school year. Presumably it is because the college believes that the students in these classes are capable and will use the Star Mist Pond earlier. The gentle male teacher looked at Su Yuan and said slowly: "For freshmen, the priority of credits should be star cards and star devices.
Redeem appropriate star cards and star weapons as soon as possible to improve your strength in a short period of time. Earning credits later will be more efficient.
As for entering the Star Mist Pond, you won’t be able to improve much in a few hours, but the credits consumed are quite a lot.
If you are about to break through the realm of big or small, the Star Mist Pool is indeed miraculous, and it is easier to break through under high star power concentration.
But it’s just for daily practice. Xingwu Pond is nothing more than saving some time. For freshmen like you who have just entered school and have no credits, the price/performance ratio is very low.
I see that although you are not far from the intermediate bronze level, you are still a certain distance away. Now is not the time to come to the Star Mist Pond to practice.
Go back and practice for another two months, and then come back after you have collected at least four hours of triple-concentration star mist pool. "
After saying this, the gentle male teacher did not look at Su Yuan. He picked up the brown book on the table again, opened it to the previous position and continued reading.
Su Yuan listened to what the gentle male teacher said, and originally didn't pay much attention to what he said about "exchanging star cards and star weapons".
After all, everyone’s situation is different. Now I am not short of either star cards or star weapons.
However, what the other party said next made Su Yuan slightly surprised.
Being able to clearly see one's own star power realm is nothing. If one is unable to hold his breath, it will be easy for people with a higher realm to see it.
What surprised Su Yuan was that he could accurately say that he would reach the limit of the Bronze Elementary Level after practicing for another two months.
Su Yuan himself estimated that he would reach the bronze level limit in about fifty days.
If it weren't for the Blue Sky Phoenix absorbing star power a little faster than the average blue soul card, it would take almost exactly two months.
It is exactly the same as what the teacher said!
This made Su Yuan think seriously.
Since the other party has to collect at least four hours of Star Mist Pool time before coming over, he is probably trying to remind himself that breaking through the intermediate bronze bottleneck requires four hours of triple Star Mist Pool time, so he must focus his credits on the breakthrough. use.
In this case, there is no need to try again.
After all, the other party has such a vision and is the teacher who looks after the Star Mist Pond, so the advice he provides should be extremely reliable.
Four hours of triple-concentration star mist pool requires 120 credits. I currently have 50 credits, which is 70 credits short.
And if you spend 30 credits here first, it will be even worse...
Thinking of this, Su Yuan decided to do what the other party said first.
Compared to others, my progress in cultivation is still a bit slower.
Although I had caught up a lot because of Tiangan Guo, I still officially entered the bronze level two or three months later than Shang Baiyu and other geniuses, and even worse than Xia Yue, who was already in the intermediate bronze level. .
If you can break through the middle level in two months with the help of Star Mist Pool, not to mention overtaking, you can at least tie up with Shang Baiyu and others.
Looking at the male teacher who was still studying intently, Su Yuan didn't say anything to disturb him. After another salute, he turned around and left quietly.
The gentle male teacher raised his head and glanced in the direction of the exit, shook his head with a smile, and then continued reading.
(End of this chapter)