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"Oh, right." Liang Bing realized and began to retreat in a flurry.
Actually, she did try to increase the distance between them while fighting, but the effect was minimal. In the end, she realized that instead of thinking about moving, it was better to stand still and fight the monsters.
"Don't panic. You have to be fast when you start. When you land, immediately chant the spell. Look at the Imp. Why are you looking at your feet? It's such a flat grassland, will you trip?" Lu Li actually did not want to be so sarcastic. After all, the other party was a great Alchemist Master in the future. Even if he did not fawn over her, he could not offend her.
Unfortunately, he could not help it.
Unexpectedly, Liang Bing was not angry because of Lu Li's sarcasm. Instead, she felt that this cheap master that she just recognized a few seconds ago had the demeanor of a teacher. After all, in the traditional field of Chinese Medicine, she had always believed in the theory that a strict teacher produces a good student. So, she quickly adapted to her identity as a disciple.
"Attack, try to hit the front of the monster with the fireball. Yes, that's good. One more time, don't run, sigh …"
Lu Li picked up the perfect Arcanite rifle and finished off the Imp's HP with one shot. Once again, he saved his stupid disciple from dying under the claws of the little monster.
"Master, I won't panic next time. Let me tell you, I'm already traumatized by being killed by this kind of monster …"
"I'm almost traumatized too, disciple."
"I'm sorry, master. Why don't you lend me some money and I'll buy a staff. I'll return it to you when I earn money. Actually, I can kill the Imp. It's just that every time I kill one, I have to sit down and recover my mana …" Liang Bing felt wronged. She was just a rookie, okay?
"You don't have to worry about the equipment. Come, continue practicing." Lu Li waved his hand and started to teach his disciple's combat skills again.
Compared to his previous NPC disciple, his current disciple was truly stupid.
At first, Liang Bing didn't understand the concept of not having to worry about equipment. Then, she followed Lu Li to learn Mage combat techniques. Deep down, she was puzzled as to how a Thief could understand Mage combat techniques. It wasn't until someone rode over on a horse that she understood what it meant to not have to worry about equipment.
"Boss, I'm here," a female Paladin called out. She was Ruling Sword's logistics leader, White Bread.
"You could've just sent someone over. Why did you come here in person?" Lu Li greeted White Bread and received a pile of equipment from her.
White Bread was in charge of Ruling Sword's logistics and finance. All the Trade Professions in the guild were under her control. She was the kind of person who seemed to be low-key to the outside world, but everyone in the guild knew who she was. If Ruling Sword had three top executives, besides Lu Li and Genhao San, it definitely wouldn't be Wander, but White Bread.
She hadn't been feeling well in real life recently, so Lu Li just asked her to send someone over.
"I just happened to come over to recruit a few Trade Professions into the guild. I heard that you accepted an apprentice, so I naturally came over to have a look. I thought your first apprentice would be Xin Xin," White Bread said with a smile. Her eyes had already looked up and down at Liang Bing countless times.
"Why would I accept her as an apprentice? She doesn't have time to play games." Lu Li was quite speechless. Did he look like a sis-con? Did he have to drag his sister along for everything?
"Alright, I won't ask. Hi, I'm White Bread …" Then, he went to chat with Liang Bing. Although he was very curious about how this female Mage could be favored by the number one player in the game, White Bread's personality was particularly good, and she wasn't someone who liked to pry into other people's secrets.
White Bread soon left. She was the busiest person in the guild. Even if she was sick, it was difficult for her to rest, let alone accompany Lu Li to teach his apprentice.
Lu Li checked the equipment and then traded them to Liang Bing one by one.
First, there were five 14-slot backpacks. Many players above Level 40 still carried 12-slot backpacks. Of course, a rookie like Liang Bing obviously didn't know the value of this kind of backpack. She was just happy that she didn't have to worry about not being able to put things in anymore.
Then there was a set of alchemy tools, which were obtained by the people in the guild after completing a quest. Ordinary people simply couldn't get such a reward.
Next was the equipment. There were three weapons alone. A Level 3 Green Staff with super high damage. It was not inferior to the White Staff sold in Level 10 shops. A Level 10 Black Iron Staff and a Level 20 Gold Staff. Any one of them was the best of the best. Although low-level equipment couldn't be sold for a high price now, there would definitely be nouveau riche newbies who were willing to spend some money to buy them. After all, sharpening the knife wouldn't delay the work of cutting firewood.
There were also a lot of other equipment, and all of them were of the best quality.
Even Liang Bing, who knew nothing about the game, could feel that something was wrong. She entered the game to make money, so she had a little understanding of the value of these equipment. Coupled with the 50 gold coins that Lu Li had traded, the total value of these things was probably more than 300 gold coins.
300 gold coins was more than 20,000 yuan. Was the relationship between a master and apprentice in the game so strong?
"Okay, change your weapons. I'll continue to teach you the Mage's techniques." Lu Li didn't explain. He strongly urged his little apprentice to quickly get into the right state.
Liang Bing was secretly grateful. She didn't know what to say.
She was not only grateful for these items that were worth tens of thousands of gold coins, but also grateful for Lu Li's teaching. She was a newbie in the game, but she wasn't an idiot. This master was obviously teaching her sincerely.
Lu Li had both. Therefore, Liang Bing's progress was very fast. Coupled with the best equipment, she quickly swept through the Imp map. Her level soared, and her skills were getting better. At least, she was countless times better than the newbie who couldn't even kill an Imp.
Lu Li taught her for more than an hour. Through chatting, she learned some information about Liang Bing.
Intentionally or unintentionally, he guided her to be interested in Alchemy. This was not difficult. Liang Bing studied Chinese medicine in reality. Alchemy was considered a professional life skill.
The reason why Liang Bing was determined to learn Alchemy was that Lu Li described his status as an Alchemy Master.
For example, Lu Li's friend, Sesame Tangyuan, had a high status in the guild. Most people would call him Brother Tang. No one would be stupid enough to offend him. Even if he sold potions to the guild at a low price, he still made a lot of money. It was said that in just half a year, he had bought a car and a house in reality.
After more than an hour, Lu Li's goal was achieved.
Not only did he accept an apprentice, but he also introduced his apprentice to White Bread, guided her to have the idea of learning Alchemy, and finally accepted her into the guild.
Lu Li couldn't teach his little apprentice here all the time. His time was too precious and too little. However, he didn't let the sheep eat grass. Instead, he called a few Mages from the guild to take turns teaching Liang Bing. After that, he also sent people to collect the equipment and skill books.
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