The next morning, Kaede Sato woke up at 7 am at the Elf Center in the center of Zi Jin City. After washing up, eating breakfast, and doing some morning exercises, he was ready to leave Zi Jin City.
However, before he left, he went to the second floor of the Elf Center, hoping to find a suitable mission for his journey in the mission hall.
This time, his destination was Blazing Cauldron Town. According to the distance, he had to pass through Road 111 and Road 112. However, the distance on Road 111 was very long. If he relied on an off-road bike, it would take at least a few days.
Moreover, the middle section of Route 111 was connected to the largest desert in Fengyuan, so the journey to Blazing Cauldron Town would definitely take up a lot of time.
Kaede Sato was not a person who liked to waste time. If he could complete some missions while traveling, he would be more than happy to do so.
Currently, his identity as Zheping only had a little more than 5,000 Alliance Contribution Points left.
After accepting the promotion mission, he did not have much Alliance Contribution Points left. If he did not help Tie Xuan solve the problem of Zi Jin City's blackout, his Alliance Contribution Points would still be less than four digits.
After becoming a member of the Alliance, although Zheping was still an outer member, his exchange authority in the Alliance's internal exchange system had increased a lot. It was only slightly lower than Shinichi Ryuzaki, who had the status of a B-rank bounty hunter.
In short, Zhe Ping's identity allowed him to exchange for a precious skill disc like Sword Dance.
Currently, Kaede Sato did not lack money, but unfortunately, there were many things that money could not buy, such as Sword Dance, Provoke, and Acupressure Point skill discs.
At this time, the advantage of the Alliance showed itself. The Alliance had a lot of precious resources. As long as you had enough Alliance Contribution Points and authority, you could exchange for them without worry.
Kaede Sato's main task now was to increase the strength of the Swamp Monster, but he would not fall behind in improving the strength of other Fairies.
Currently, the skill disc that Kaede Sato wanted the most was undoubtedly Tap on Acupoint and Provoke. Tap on Acupoint could allow the Stinger Jellyfish to quickly increase its strength, while Provoke on Acupoint could allow Yongira to have the ability to prevent other Wisps from using Transformation Skills.
As their levels increased, the presence of the Stinger Jellyfish and Yongira in Zheping's party became more and more obvious.
The former relied on the fact that he had the Mirror Element, which allowed him to ignore all Elemental Restraints. In addition, he also had the Water Ring, Barrier Technique, Super Absorption, and his extremely high Race Defense Value.
Moreover, as the Stinger Jellyfish mastered the ability to fight with multiple tentacles at the same time, his damage output was also very good. Currently, he was a powerful front-row player in Zheping's Little Elves team.
Once the Venomous Spike Jellyfish mastered the Pressure Point Technique, his speed would no longer be a problem, and he would have the ability to push his team forward.
After Yongira mastered Tap on Acupoint, his strategic position in Zheping's and Shinichi Ryuzaki's Little Elves team had been greatly improved.
Magic Reflection was the nemesis of all Transformation Skills, and even the powerful Provoke was useless in front of it. With Magic Reflection, Yongira could greatly increase Kaede Sato's survivability, and he would no longer have to worry about being threatened by Provoke and Black Eyes.
As for switching locations, there was no need to say more. As long as this move was used well, it would be a godly skill. Sato Kaede had relied on this move to kill the future top operatives of the Lava team, Fire Village.
Therefore, from the current situation, Yongira, whose mental strength was not particularly strong, did not focus on killing enemies, but on protecting and harassing them.
However, the power of protection and harassment was still insufficient. Both Magic Reflection and Changing Ground were passive skills, and lacked offensive ability.
Provocative moves that were filled with offensive power could only strengthen Yonkira's ability to protect and harass his enemies. Yonkira had the ability to teleport, and it was difficult for his enemies to dodge his sudden attacks.
Imagine an enemy on the battlefield who wanted to use a transformation-type move to protect himself, such as Guard, but Yonkira suddenly appeared and used Provoke. The enemy would definitely be in extreme despair at that time.
Unfortunately, both the Pressure Point Technique and Provoke were far more than 6,000 Alliance Contribution Points could exchange for. The Pressure Point Technique required 30,000 Alliance Contribution Points, while the Provoke required 50,000 Alliance Contribution Points.
One had to know that Kaede Sato had only spent 15,000 Alliance Contribution Points to exchange for the Sword Dance, which showed how rare these two skills were.
In fact, if it were not for the fact that there were very few Fairies who could learn the Pressure Point Technique, the Alliance Contribution Points he needed to exchange for it would not be any less than the Provoke.
When Kaede Sato arrived at the Quest Hall on the second floor of the Fairies Center, it was already past nine o 'clock. At this time, there were many trainers who wanted to receive the tasks they wanted.
There would always be more tasks in the Quest Hall, especially in a densely populated and highly modern city like Zijin City. There were countless problems that arose every day.
With the brand new Alliance ID that he had just received, Kaede Sato successfully entered the Inner Hall of the Quest Hall under the envious gazes of many ordinary trainers who were looking for tasks in the Outer Hall.
Unlike the ordinary quests in the Outer Hall that were targeted at ordinary trainers, the quests in the Inner Hall were truly targeted at the Alliance's trainers. The quests in the Inner Hall were more difficult, and the rewards were more generous. There were also more options.
According to the types of tasks, there were generally three types of tasks issued by the Alliance:
The first type was the Protection type. The content of the task was to protect a certain person to a certain place or for a certain period of time.
The second type was the Hunting type. The content of the task was usually to find something for the Alliance trainers or to fight against some trainers or Fairies who had committed crimes.
The third type was the Training type. The content of the task was usually to help the Alliance trainers train a certain Fairies or assist them in special Fairies training.
Compared to the almost overcrowded Outer Hall, there were very few Alliance trainers in the Inner Hall. Including Kaede Sato, there were only 15 Alliance trainers in the Inner Hall.
Kaede Sato observed the other 14 Alliance trainers in the Inner Hall. After realizing that he did not know any of them, he turned his attention to the tasks on the wall.
To be honest, it was not easy to find a task that could be completed on the way. Kaede Sato walked around the wall with all kinds of tasks pasted on it. He found three tasks that were acceptable.
The first task was to run errands. The content of the task was to deliver a letter to a certain person on Route 111. Due to this person's strange personality, he did not carry any communication devices with him.
Therefore, the task did not give exact coordinates. If one wanted to find this person, they could only rely on themselves.
Perhaps because the difficulty of the task was only to find a certain person in a certain area, the reward for the task was very low. The client was only willing to pay 1,000 Alliance Contribution Points.
The second task was the Hunting type. The content of the task was to capture ten different types of Fairies that lived in the desert.
The client was a beginner Fairies researcher. The purpose of the researcher was to study the common habits of the Fairies in the desert. The researcher promised to give the person who completed the task 3,000 Alliance Contribution Points.
The last task was more interesting. This was a Protection type of task with a high difficulty. The task was to protect the ruins of an expedition team in the desert for two weeks.
The reward for this task was very generous. It was a total of 20,000 Alliance Contribution Points. There was also the promise of additional rewards.
Not only that, Kanzaki, a famous adventurer, had entrusted this mission to Seiji.
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