"Damn it!"
In the bedroom, Aurelia, who was wearing thin silk pajamas, was sitting cross-legged in front of the artificial soul quantum computer. Suddenly, she opened her eyes and cursed. The elegant temperament of a princess was gone in an instant.
"What a bunch of bastards! Don't they know the three elements of a battle between mages?! "
Aurelia grabbed her hair anxiously. Her soft blond hair was messed up by her. It was rare for her to relax a little, but she was so anxious because of those idiots. Could they still play together happily?
"What are the three elements of a battle between mages?"
Olina, who was wrapped in a bath towel, walked out of the bathroom with steam rising from her body. She looked at her daughter curiously while drying her hair. She didn't understand why her daughter was so irritable just after she took a bath. Her ungentlemanly appearance was not like her usual image at all.
Aurelia waved her fists fiercely. "Of course it's fast, fierce, and accurate! You have to be fast, whether it's chanting spells or launching attacks, you have to be extremely fast! Secondly, you have to be fierce. You have to kill with one blow. You have to make the opponent lose the ability to resist with one blow and lay the foundation for victory! Lastly, you have to be accurate. You have to lock onto the target calmly and never let your attack miss. Every time you miss, it's a fatal mistake for you. You will never have a second chance on the battlefield! "
Olina looked at her daughter blankly. "... Who taught you this?"
"Are these the three elements of a battle between mages? Aren't mages extremely elegant, noble, and mysterious?
Why does it feel more like the fighting style of a warrior? "
"The game tutorial." Aurelia spread out her hands. "To be precise, it's Tang En, because the tutorial was made by Tang En."
"Oh, it's him."
Olina was suddenly enlightened. If it was Twain, then it was understandable — this guy's fighting style had never been that of a standard magician.
But for him, as long as he could win, what was the difference in fighting style?
Even in the game "Magic Ability", there was no restriction that you couldn't knock your opponent out with a wand, right?
"These damn idiots!"
Aurelia scolded, "Their stupidity knows no bounds!"
Aurelia said as she logged into the game again. Olina shrugged her shoulders and sat beside her to dry her hair. When Tang En was not here, she began to get used to sleeping with Aurelia. Otherwise, she would always feel insecure.
Before she could even dry her hair, Aurelia exited the game once again. As soon as she opened her eyes, she yelled, "Do these idiots not have the slightest awareness of the contract?! You clearly won in the end, but you actually plotted against me behind my back! "
Clearly, Aurelia had been ambushed by her teammates when the battle ended.
Olina asked without looking back, "Magic energy?"
"What else?"
"Don't you know the golden tip of 'kill your opponent first, then kill your teammates'?"
"Of course I know, but I didn't expect that a teammate who had already agreed to cooperate with me would plot against me behind my back!"
"That's because you are too naive."
Olina said with a smile, "There is only one final winner in the matchmaking mode. Everyone knows that the last person to be on guard against is definitely their teammates."
"I really don't know what that idiot Tang En was thinking!"
Aurelia said with gritted teeth, "He created this game to cultivate more potential mage talents. But this kind of game where you have to plot against your teammates in order to win in the end, isn't it implying that the players will betray their teammates in the future?"
"So, you really didn't finish the tutorial carefully, nor did you read the game instructions carefully."
Olina laughed, "The game instructions clearly state that the game is designed in this way only for entertainment effect. In normal battles, you have to completely trust your teammates in order to win in the end."
"But it still doesn't have to be designed in this way!"
"He told me this last night," Olina said helplessly, "The most fundamental reason for this design is that … they don't have time to design the function of turning off friendly attacks. Another project has entered a critical period, and their personnel have to be transferred back."
"They don't have enough personnel?"
"Yes, the core content and gameplay have been created. The next step is to let the remaining personnel develop other game modes based on this foundation."
Olina said with a smile, "He said that those people are developing a five-person combat mode. Only when the five people work together can they defeat the opponent. By then, the betrayal by your teammates that you criticize will disappear."
"I hope so."
Aurelia closed the game login interface angrily, "So annoying. I'm not playing anymore. I wanted to relax, but the more I play, the angrier I get."
Olina said with a smile, "But don't forget, with the release of 'Magic Ability', many new Apocalyptics have applied to modify the information of their ID crystal cards."
Aurelia deeply agreed. Although the design of this game was terrible, especially the setting of trapping teammates, this game did have a miraculous effect!
During the game, Aurelia could clearly feel the flow of magic power in her body. Every time she released a spell, she could clearly feel the process of magic power gushing out and wrapping the elements, and then controlling the elements to form various spells and release them …
Even though Aurelia was already a very powerful Apocalyptic, she still felt very novel about this experience.
What surprised her more was that after playing this game for a few days, she had also mastered several spells!
It was true!
She had unconsciously mastered several elemental spells while playing the game — although they were only minor spells, they were still elemental spells.
Did someone say that minor spells were useless? Don't forget that she was still a peak Gold-tier Apocalyptic who had not touched the laws of nature yet, but she had already broken the boundaries of her profession and mastered the ability to cast spells. This in itself was very telling!
Originally, due to the different talents at the beginning of each profession, the cultivation methods and direction of the Apocalyptics were also different. Therefore, the way of using magic power was also very different. Although they eventually reached the same goal, it was still very difficult to break the boundaries in the beginning.
Take the warriors and mages as the two most typical examples. The warriors tempered their bodies, absorbed magic power into their bodies, and used the power of their blood and qi to drive the magic power around their bodies, constantly strengthening their bodies. Therefore, although they called their own power "blood and qi power", it was still the use of magic power in essence, just in different ways. Finally, when the flow of magic power had merged with their bodies and was inseparable, they had advanced to the legendary level and broken the boundaries of their professions.
The mages, on the other hand, had awakened their innate talent of casting spells. Therefore, they spent a lot of time and energy building the magic pool in their bodies from the beginning. Then, they grew around the strengthening of the magic pool. When they reached the limit, it would in turn affect their bodies, making them very strong. This was also the effect of advancing to the legendary level.
In other words, one of these two paths was from the outside to the inside, while the other was from the inside to the outside. However, the ultimate goal was to achieve the same goal, which was to achieve a state where one could use magic power as one pointed at their arms.
Aurelia, on the other hand, was a Bandit who grew up under Selna's guidance. Due to the fundamental difference in her cultivation system, it was very difficult for her to master cross-class spells. But now, it was different …
In the "Mana" game, even if she didn't know these spells, she could personally experience the feeling of casting these spells. This kind of personal experience was very rare. After all, no matter how detailed the oral instructions were, it couldn't be compared to personal experience.
In this world, there shouldn't be such a bug in the inheritance method, but unfortunately, the mages were worried about the future and taught Tang En the power of the divine runes. When Tang En was reading the divine runes, he inadvertently grasped the method of stripping away "experience", which led to this result.
Because of these spells, Aurelia could now clearly feel the interaction between magic power and elements in her body. Therefore, the bottleneck that had been stuck for a long time finally loosened. Aurelia could clearly feel that the day she advanced to the grandmaster level was probably just a few days away.
Of course, Aurelia couldn't turn a blind eye to this miraculous effect of the game. Therefore, even if the current game mode was very problematic, she could only pinch her nose and accept it.
Furthermore, with the follow-up development, the group mode would be officially released very soon. With the group mode, in addition to Tang En's promise of an even more interesting battle mode, he believed that even more people would join the ranks of the game and be placed in this interesting "cage" to be nurtured and catalyzed.
From Tang En's point of view, Aurelia couldn't say that there was anything wrong with this method. After all, not only did Tang En give them an entertainment channel to vent, but he also gave many civilians the opportunity to awaken their talents and let them see a broader future. This was a good thing.
If nothing unexpected happened, those players who had awakened their talents through this game and released their first spells in their lives were probably shedding tears of gratitude to Tang En at this moment.
Olina walked over and patted her daughter's shoulder, comforting her, "Okay, don't think too much. Or you can go to Tang En tomorrow and act like a spoiled child and ask him to change this mode immediately. I'm sure he won't refuse you."
"Who would act like a spoiled child to him?"
Aurelia said a little unnaturally, "You should go and ask him. Why should I ask him? Besides, I have so many things to deal with."
Originally, Olina just said that casually without much meaning. However, after hearing Aurelia's words, her heart suddenly thumped. She carefully looked at Aurelia's expression again …
It seemed that what she had been worried about had really happened …
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