Seeing the Supersonic Bat obediently land on his outstretched arm, Kaede Sato couldn't help but reveal a pleasantly surprised expression. The Supersonic Bat's actions clearly showed that it had begun to acknowledge him. This way, he would be able to protect himself in this world.
"I'm very happy to have received your acknowledgement. Supersonic Bat, let me introduce myself. My name is Kaede Sato. Please take care of me in the future." Kaede Sato placed the Supersonic Bat on his arm in front of him and said with a sincere expression.
Perhaps the Supersonic Bat had also sensed the surprise and sincerity in Kaede Sato's heart, and the little bit of wariness that it had previously had disappeared. It gently chirped at Kaede Sato, then nodded and flew to land on Kaede Sato's right shoulder.
In reality, most Fairies were very simple-minded. They were also sentient creatures. As long as you treated them well, they would also get close to you and treat you well.
In the following period of time, Kaede Sato tried his best to communicate with the Supersonic Bat. Now that he had someone he could confide in, he directly poured out all the thoughts that he had kept bottled up in his stomach to the Supersonic Bat. (Of course, he only said some unimportant things. He wouldn't talk about things that happened in his previous life.)
During this conversation, Kaede Sato also told the Supersonic Bat about his dream of becoming stronger.
Correspondingly, the Supersonic Bat also told Kaede Sato about his dream of becoming stronger. The Supersonic Bat's dream was to become a powerful Fairy like its father, the Big-mouthed Bat.
Perhaps it was because they shared their dreams, and there were many similarities between their dreams, the relationship between Kaede Sato and the Supersonic Bat became closer.
Finally, when it was almost 1 pm, Kaede Sato's stomach began to growl in protest. Facing this, he could only stop talking, put away the yawning Supersonic Bat, and head to the public cafeteria for lunch.
At this time, the public cafeteria was about to close, and there were very few people still eating. Kaede Sato made it just in time for lunch.
Perhaps it was because he had found a companion, and because he was able to spit out a lot of the things that he had kept in his stomach, Kaede Sato ate with relish for lunch. His face was full of smiles, and those who didn't know him would think that he was eating some exotic delicacy.
Half an hour later, Kaede Sato finally finished all the food on his plate. Then, under the complaining gazes of the cafeteria workers who were waiting to get off work, he placed the food at the designated place and left the public cafeteria without a trace of shame on his face.
During this half an hour of eating, Kaede Sato had also calmed down from the ecstasy of taming a Fairy for the first time. Then, he began to think about the next step.
After taming a Fairy, as a trainer, what should Kaede Sato do? Naturally, it was how to improve the Supersonic Bat's strength. In other words, it was how to train the Supersonic Bat.
To be honest, Kaede Sato was still thinking about how to train the Fairies. In the game, he would naturally fight monsters and NPCs on the side of the road. When he ran out of health, he would go to the Fairies' center to recover to his full state for free. Then, the Fairies would level up.
However, in reality, the method in the game was obviously undesirable. The strength of a Wisp couldn't only be improved by fighting other Wisps, but also by training him in daily life.
In Kaede Sato's vision, there were only three factors that could improve the Fairies' strength. The first factor was the Fairies' physical fitness. The second factor was the Fairies' mastery of skills. The third factor was the Fairies' combat skills.
Everyone knew that the physical fitness of every Fairy was incomparable to that of an ordinary human. However, there were naturally differences in physical fitness. Every Fairy's physical fitness was different.
According to Kaede Sato's understanding, the Fairies' physical fitness could be divided into six main factors: energy, physical attack, physical defense, special attack, special defense, and speed.
That's right, a Wisp's physical fitness was equivalent to the various Strength values of a Wisp in the game. There were two ways to increase the various Strength values of a Wisp in the game. The first was to increase the Wisp's level, and the second was to obtain Effort Points, which could then be used to increase the various Strength values.
Of course, this theory was also quite applicable in the real world. There were obviously different levels among the Fairies.
The concept of Effort Points was easy to understand in reality. It was equivalent to the various types of training that a trainer would give to a Wisp. Through training, the Wisp's various stats could be improved.
According to Kaede Sato's current rough idea, the Fairies' energy value could be improved from the Fairies' physical development and physical strength.
The Wisp's physical defense and special defense could be increased by increasing the Wisp's resistance (to put it bluntly, it could be beaten), and the Wisp's speed could be increased by increasing the Wisp's heart and lungs (the level of the heart and lungs determines the creature's explosive power).
As for how to improve the Fairies' physical attack value and special attack value, Kaede Sato thought for a long time, but he couldn't use his knowledge of physics to decipher it. The physical attack value was easy to understand, but the special attack value was quite abstract.
In this regard, Kaede Sato could only temporarily put aside these two methods to improve the Fairies' strength value, and look forward to the answer after he had a deeper understanding of the Fairies in the future. (It's not easy for the author to think of four ways to improve the Fairies' strength.)
The second factor to improve the Fairies' strength was their mastery of skills. The mastery of skills mentioned here could be divided into the number of skills the Fairies mastered and the proficiency of the various skills.
It was very obvious that a Fairies who mastered many skills would have a more obvious advantage in battle than a Fairies who mastered a few skills. As long as they mastered the skills that restrained the opponent, the chances of winning would be very high.
Therefore, allowing the Fairies to master more skills could improve the Fairies' strength in a short period of time.
Of course, in addition to mastering skills, it was also very important for the Fairies to be able to use skills proficiently. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. This saying was also very true for the Fairies' proficiency in skills.
Under normal circumstances, the Fairies' proficiency in skills could be divided into four levels: Entry, Proficiency, Proficiency, and Practice Makes Perfect.
The Entry level of Skill Proficiency naturally referred to the situation where the Fairies had just learned to use the skill. At this level of Skill Proficiency, the skill released by the Fairies would not be very powerful, and the skill would take a relatively long time to release.
The Proficiency level of Skill Proficiency referred to the situation where the Fairies could release the skill flexibly. At this level of Skill Proficiency, the Fairies would be able to release the power of the skill very well, and the time needed to release the skill would be reduced.
The Proficiency level of Skill Proficiency referred to the situation where the Fairies had a very deep understanding of the skill. The skill would be at his fingertips, almost instantaneously, and as long as he had enough Stamina, he could even continuously release (ranged skills) or continuously use (melee skills or transformation skills).
As for the fourth level of Skill Proficiency, when the Fairies' proficiency in a certain skill reached this level, it meant that the Fairies had mastered the skill. In the Fairies' hands, the power of the skill would increase dramatically, and at the same time, it would be flexible and changeable. It could even integrate this skill into other skills.
Finally, the third factor to improve the Fairies' strength was combat literacy. The so-called combat literacy, to put it bluntly, was the Fairies' combat experience.
How to improve the Fairies' combat literacy? According to Kaede Sato's understanding, there were two ways.
The first was combat training for the Fairies by the trainer.
This kind of combat training referred to all kinds of combat guidance that the trainer gave to the Fairies on a daily basis. To put it simply, it was simulation training before a battle. Through this method, the Fairies would know how to deal with different types of Fairies.
Although there were many types of Fairies, they could obviously be classified according to their race value and the skills they could master. Generally, they could be divided into three types: melee, defensive, and ranged.
Among them, the melee type could be further divided into the assassin melee type and the warrior melee type. The defensive type could be further divided into the physical defensive type and the special defensive type. The ranged attack type could be further divided into the physical long-range attack type and the special long-range attack type.
Although each type of Wisp had a different way of fighting, their general attack patterns were still traceable.
For example, the assassin type of melee Fairies had strong mobility and explosive output, but their weakness was their fragile body and lack of follow-up output.
When facing these types of Fairies, if one could not defeat the opponent through sneak attacks and could only face them head-on, the best choice was to first use various life-saving skills to protect oneself and avoid being killed by the opponent in a single wave of attack. As long as one could withstand the opponent's first wave of attack, the situation of the battle would begin to reverse.
In daily training, the trainer had to specifically teach the Fairies how to deal with different types of Fairies, so that the Fairies would remember the trainer's teachings during the battle, so that they could grasp the rhythm of the battle.
The second way to improve the combat literacy of the Fairies was naturally through actual combat.
True gold fears no fire. No matter how good the simulation training before the battle was, only after experiencing a battle of blood and fire could the little sprite truly undergo a transformation.
Which of these powerful fairies hadn't personally experienced countless battles? They had also experienced many life and death battles. Only by experiencing it personally would they know the pain, and only then would they be able to deeply understand their own shortcomings in battle.
Behind every powerful Fairy, there were many victories and many failures, and these victories and failures would ultimately become valuable combat experience for them, thus boosting their strength.
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