After all, she was not a child. She immediately thought of the money that could be generated and the connections that could be extended, so she immediately agreed. After she agreed, she suddenly thought that the method was good, but what about the music? Was he going to copy the movements of the masters from Sylvia? This was indeed a good idea. However, even though she liked to listen to the performances of famous masters when she was depressed, she could not remember the movements of these masters. She could only roughly hum a few melodies, but it was impossible for her to remember the entire piece.
After all, when she went to the concert, she had the mood to enjoy, not to learn or record. In this kind of mentality, even if she listened eight or ten times, she could only remember a few favorite melodies.
Dean saw her puzzled expression, took out the book from the side, dipped the quill in ink, and wrote quickly. The notes fluttered on the tip of his nose, as if they were going to fly out of the book.
In the dimly lit room, there was only the sound of the quill brushing on the snow-white paper, and Edward and Amelia's breathing.
Amelia looked at the notes jumping out of the quill pen, quickly filling a page, and then turning to a new page. She was completely stunned. Her mouth was open for a long time, but she didn't speak. After recovering, she immediately closed her mouth, for fear of making a sound that would disturb Dean's train of thought and break the quill in his hand.
Half an hour later, Dean closed the book.
The ink on the book had already dried up, even on the last page. The ability to control the temperature brought by the Sun Beast's magic mark allowed him to dry the ink when he pressed the paper with his fingertips. However, the paper did not ignite. This was his control.
"Consider it yourself, and maximize the value as much as possible." Dean handed the book to her.
Amelia quickly took it with both hands, bowed, and nodded. Then she heard Dean ask her to leave first, so she bowed again, respectfully left the room, and closed the door.
Amelia took a deep breath and exhaled softly. Her footsteps were silent as she left the hallway outside the room. Only when she reached the stairs did she slow down. She slowly flipped open the book and saw that it was filled with musical notes that were drawn beautifully. The first movement had a name on it — Moonlight Lover.
This was a famous piece of music in Sylvia. Almost all well-off lovers would listen to it when they were confessing their love or dating their first love. Some who could not afford to attend a concert would choose a restaurant where Moonlight Lover was played. They would eat the exquisite dishes and listen to the imitation version of Moonlight Lover. From this, it could be seen how classic and commercial this piece of music was.
Amelia's eyes were full of surprise. She didn't expect Dean to be able to memorize this movement. She had heard it many times, but it was almost impossible for her to memorize it.
She flipped through the pages quickly. Seven or eight pages later, there was the second movement. It was another famous movement by Sylvia.
Amelia quickly flipped to the back. The third, the fourth, all of them.
"Does he read music when he has nothing to do?" Amelia was surprised. She knew how busy their work was. They didn't have much time for entertainment. How could he do such a boring thing?
Amelia went downstairs in amazement. She met a few of her companions and greeted them.
She knew that Dean didn't specifically tell her how to operate it. It was a test of her ability. If this matter was done well then she would be put in an important position in the future. At least she would be promoted from one of Neuss's confidants.
If she could work directly with Dean then her status would be even more different.
However she didn't want to have direct contact with Dean. She preferred to stay with Neuss. It would be better if she could see this man every day!
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After sending Amelia away, Dean leaned back in his chair and rested for a while. Memorizing so many movements at once was a bit of a burden on his brain. Although his memory was close to photographic, the human brain was still a human brain, not a machine. It was impossible for him to record 100%. Many fragments needed him to think deeply, recall, and constantly dig before he could remember again.
Dean called Edward and began to teach him the new invention.
Edward studied very seriously. Today, he felt that he had once again seen the learned side of his teacher. Apart from the complicated magic, he actually understood the art of music. Moreover, he was strong and young … He felt that his teacher was a genius that was rarely seen in a hundred years. He was smarter than anyone he had ever met, so he respected him and studied very carefully.
Two days later.
Dean, Neuss, Sergei and others gathered again. This time they were asked to choose the first person to be the ruler.
Neuss, Sergei, Barton and others were stunned as they heard this. In the past, Dean had directly appointed them. But this time they had to choose by themselves. They weren't used to it.
However, they decided to choose Neuss under Dean's order.
The reason for choosing Neuss was very simple. He had been with Dean for the longest time. He was trusted by Dean the most and would never betray Dean. Moreover he was the smartest among them. As early as the time when Dean left Neuss showed some of Dean's shadow. He planned strategies and controlled the situation in an orderly manner. He helped many people to retreat.
Now they needed to gain a foothold in the giant wall. Many things needed a smart person to come forward. Neuss was undoubtedly the most involved person. If he had the corresponding strength then many things would be easy to do.
Dean had expected this result. He was also the most optimistic about Neuss. Although Macon was his childhood friend and had experienced several life and death tribulations but Macon's character wasn't suitable to control the overall situation. Sometimes he was impulsive and didn't see the overall situation well.
Barton was too calm so it was easy to miss opportunities.
Aurora was too young. Her fighting talent was surprisingly high but it was difficult to convince people in terms of management.
"Neuss. You don't need to shirk." Dean made a decision.
Neuss smiled in response. He knew Dean's temperament. Dean didn't like to be polite or indecisive.
Dean handed the book to Neuss so that he could choose a favorite legendary monster.
In the past, Neuss served as his poison tester. Now that Neuss has been honed, it would be a waste to let him continue to be a poison tester. Moreover, he doesn't need him to help him test poisons anymore. He can even digest poisons that can kill Neuss.
Neuss saw Dean's eyes. He knew that Dean was ready to let him take charge.
He was a little excited, a little regretful, and a little sad, but he hid it. He took a deep breath and turned the pages. He looked at each legendary magic mark ability seriously, estimating the suitable place for this ability. He knew that this time he didn't need to choose an auxiliary ability, but a strong comprehensive ability or an extremely strong ability in a certain part.
"This one, Soul Finder!" Neuss pointed at one of the books after turning a few pages.
Dean took a look. The Soul Caller was ranked seventh among the legendary monsters. Three-star legendary. Its main ability was to interfere with the enemy's spirit through a special induction, ignore the body's defense, in addition to hear the whispers of the dead and communicate with the 'undead'.
What was the undead?
According to the scientific explanation of the old era, it was a kind of energy in the human body. It could be understood as an electromagnetic field. But no one could answer this explanation. Even though humans could see hundreds of light years away from the universe but they couldn't answer whether humans had a 'soul' or what it was.
But the ability of Soul Finder could do this kind of unexplainable thing. It was like many things that humans could do by instinct. But they couldn't explain the principle and why.
The ability of magic marks was the ability of a living creature.
It could do it but it couldn't be explained.
"Are you sure?" Dean looked at him.
Neuss chose the road so he didn't interfere.
Neuss nodded seriously, "Master, this is what I want."
"Good!" Dudian nodded. This ability was very good for Neuss. Moreover he felt that Neuss should have inquired about the price of magic marks in advance. The price of the soul finder wasn't expensive and was still within the affordable range. It wouldn't take a long time to raise money to buy all five of them.
One and a half months later.
Neuss absorbed five Soul Finder and successfully strengthened his magic marks. He got the qualifications to become a master. As for God's marrows, the price was thousands of times cheaper than magic marks. Neuss had already stored a lot of them for him to directly absorb.
Everyone worked together to raise money for one and a half months to buy five Legendary Parasitic Soul Worms. This speed of earning money was already quite terrifying. After all, they did not touch the forbidden area. Although there was a lot of gray income, this gray income was within the scope of the rules.
For example, the betting in the arena, the sale of Edward's witchcraft, Amelia selling the movement but went back on her words. She used the recording of the transaction to blackmail and get a lot of compensation … When one's strength reached a certain level, it was really a matter of time to make money.
Dean took out an ice worm and helped Neuss absorb it. Soon, Neuss jumped from the master to the abyss. It only took him one and a half months!
Dean was relieved. Neuss' current strength was enough to subdue Peter and the dark magician. He could withdraw now. But before leaving, there was still a problem to solve. It was the ice worms.
He planned to leave the ice worms to Neuss and let him distribute them. However, the fighting power of the Extreme Ice Insects was comparable to that of the Lower Abyss, which was comparable to Neuss. If Neuss' magic marks were the Sun Beast, which specialized in restraining the Extreme Ice Insects, he might be able to subdue a dozen Extreme Ice Insects with the power of the Lower Abyss, or even the Extreme Ice Insect King. But this was only if.
"Master, are you going to leave?" Neuss found Dean on the second day after he became the abyss. After a night of excitement, he felt the sadness of parting.
Dean saw Neuss come to his office. He sighed in his heart. The person who had followed him for the longest time really knew him well. "Yes, I'm going to the south to see the results of the war."
Neuss was startled. He wanted to say that there was nothing to see but soon he thought that Dean wouldn't do things without benefits. It was possible that Dean didn't go to the south just to watch the war. He had other plans.
He sighed and said, "Young Master, isn't this too dangerous? Is there anything I can help you with? "He felt powerless as he said the second half of the sentence. He knew that he couldn't keep Dean.
"Help me take care of them and yourself." Dean smiled: "Danger is a common thing. I'm not used to doing things that aren't dangerous."
Neuss' mouth twitched. He felt that the joke was a bit cold.
Seven days later.
Dean left the giant wall. He waved goodbye to Neuss, Barton, Sergei and others. He handed over the matter to Neuss. The remaining twelve ice worms were given to Neuss. The ice worm king was imprisoned in a flaming coffin. He found that the ice worm king's flame resistance was as bad as the ice worms.
The temperature of the flaming coffin was high enough to form a cage. The only problem was that the fire couldn't be extinguished. It needed to be kept in the furnace all the time. Moreover it needed to be guarded.
However, Dean and Neuss made another preparation. In case the ice worm king broke out of the coffin then it would expose this place to the lords of the giant wall. Even if they couldn't catch the ice worm king then it would set off a storm of blood. The power of the giant wall would be greatly weakened. It would be convenient for Neuss and others to rise up.
Once again, he traveled alone in the wilderness, embarking on a new journey towards the south.
Dudian walked and stopped along the way. The abyss was once a dangerous area, but now it was no different from the pioneering area. Occasionally he would encounter an abyss level monster, but it was just a warm-up. It added a bit of fun to the monotonous journey.
Along the way, Dean saw a lot of post-disaster sceneries. There were still remnants of human products on the broken embankment. In the wilderness, there were occasional high-speed trains that looked like giant snakes, but the carriages had long been crooked. There were only a few Undeads wandering around.
Dean arrived in the south after a month.
Through his omnidirectional perception, he saw a few hidden sentries before he arrived at the Southern Battlegod Wall. He secretly went over to finish them off and plundered the map and food.
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