"Brother, the Deep Sea Serpent will drown in the ground when she uses Deep Dive."
Fuya sent a huge message to Josiah.
It took Josiah more than ten seconds to understand what his sister meant.
Deep Sea Serpent was a hero in Holy Ghost. She came from a country near the sea, and was a legendary monster in that country. She had a skill that could turn the ground into a sea and dive into it.
However, Josiah didn't plan for the hero to drown in the ground when the skill ended.
"Fuya, are you referring to the Deep Sea Serpent having a bug?" Josiah immediately typed a reply.
"Bug?"
"Not a bug, it's the hero itself that has a bug. I'll fix it as soon as possible."
Although Josiah's programming skills had evolved to monstrous levels, there would still be bugs. The purpose of this test was to find out the worst bugs in the game.
"I just want brother to tell me how to get her to the shore …"
Josiah didn't know how to answer Fuya's question. It was like asking a hero that was created from the fire element why would she be burned to death by an enemy's fire magic.
"She'll be able to get to the shore soon." Josiah could only give this answer after some thought. "And Fuya, what do you think of Holy Ghost?"
"Twenty times more fun than sleeping."
Fuya gave a very pertinent answer in the next second.
"What about Minecraft?"
Josiah asked about a game that Fuya used to play.
"Seventeen times more fun than sleeping alone, twenty-one times with Carolee and Dorothy."
Fuya came up with a similar answer.
"I'll fix the bug in the Deep Sea Serpent's skills. Fuya, make sure you get some rest."
Although Josh did not understand how this multiplier was calculated, from her answer, it was clear that to Freya, gaming was a much higher priority than sleeping.
No matter how unfamiliar Josiah was with his sister, it was only right for him to care about her.
"Can't sleep, and brother … Someone in the camp wants to recruit me."
When Fu Ya sent the message, she attached a thread with the word 'Portal'.
Recruit?
Josiah clicked on the portal, and Fuya's caster camp interface popped up in front of Josiah.
Fuya was now a famous guide creator on the Mana Net, and Josiah gave Fuya the permission to build a caster camp.
Fuya's camp only had ten thousand followers, while Carolee's camp had a hundred and seventy thousand followers.
Josiah glanced at Carolee's camp.
The Flower of Falosi's camp was supervised by her mother, and the news in the camp was much more restrained.
There were recently updated pictures of Carolee in the Crystal Palace, and judging from her ladylike appearance, it was probably taken by Mrs. Sizer herself.
As for his sister Fuya's camp, it could only be described as barren. There were only two messages in Fuya's camp, "Can't sleep" and "Hungry."
It was incredible that there were still more than ten thousand followers in the camp under such circumstances.
Josiah clicked on the "Hungry" message, and there was a comment left an hour ago.
"Miss Fuya, I am Prince Klaus from the Iron Nation stationed in the Noland Embassy. I hope to hire you to participate in a Holy Spirit competition."
The competition hasn't even started, and they're already looking for help?
"This recruitment is real. Noland is holding an offline Holy Spirit competition. Do you want to participate, Fuya?" Josiah asked directly.
"Father and sister won't let me leave the Wizard Tower."
The Dark Elves had told Josiah that the Fourth Princess of the Devil Realm was imprisoned in the Wizard Tower, but the Dark Elves didn't reveal the reason to Josiah.
"If you can leave the Wizard Tower, do you want to come to Noland to participate in the competition?" Josiah sent another message.
"A little."
"Then I'll find a time to discuss it with my father."
If Holy Spirit really developed into a world-class competition in the future, Fuya's talent could be fully displayed on this stage.
But before that, Josiah had to continue to improve the game, and … deal with some malicious bugs.
… …
Hiri had already forgotten when was the last time she used such a complicated spell.
As a practical spellcaster, Hiri's requirements for magic had always been simple and effective. She would never use a fireball if she could smash an enemy with a staff.
But today, in the Wizard Tower of the purple robed man … Hiri had chanted a total of 72 magic inscriptions.
Hiri lightly tapped the ground with her wand, and all the mana in her body poured out.
At this moment, with Hiri as the center, the entire Wizard Tower changed instantly, and gradually became the scenery of the Hearthstone Tavern.
"Did I pass?" Hiri sat on the ground, a little tired, and looked at the purple robed man in the distance.
The purple robed man casually picked up a book from the tavern's bar counter. When the book touched his hand, the unique texture of sheepskin flowed into the purple robed man's palm.
This was the result of overlapping illusions and mind magic. It not only deceived the human eyes, but also their senses.
Ordinary spellcasters would need at least five or six years to reach this threshold, but Hiri had done it in a few months.
"You passed." The purple robed man looked at Hiri with gratification, "You've formed a full domain and distorted the five senses. You've succeeded, Hiri … All that's left is to meet your opponents in the Philosopher's Tower."
"Teacher, you won't mind if I use order magic when fighting, right?"
Hiri followed behind the purple robed man, and they walked towards the Philosopher's Tower.
Today was the start of the Philosopher's Trial. Hiri had already passed the purple robed man's trial, and all that was left was to go to the Philosopher's Tower to fight against the other Philosopher's apprentices.
"I won't," the purple robed man said.
Hiri waved her arms excitedly, and as she caught up with the purple robed man, she opened up her Mana Net and contacted Josiah.
"I passed the trial! This is the first time in five years that I've passed the teacher's exam. "
"Looks like we can have an extra meal tonight. Hiri, do you want to eat anything?"
"Anything is fine? Let me think … "
This time, they chatted until Hiri and the purple robed man arrived inside the Philosopher's Tower.
The number of visitors was more than Hiri had imagined. The last time Hiri came to the Philosopher's Tower, there wasn't a single person in the square in front of the tower. Now, it was filled with all kinds of spellcasters.
"Some of them are the apprentices of the Philosopher's Tower, and the others are the relatives of those apprentices." The purple robed man said to Hiri, "There's still some time before the Philosopher's Trial officially begins. Hiri, you can walk around."
Hiri searched the crowd and quickly caught sight of Josiah's figure.
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