At the Breeding Conference, the score for an evolution wouldn’t be particularly high if, for example, the resources consud were disproportionate to the evolutionary outco. For instance, if a Pet Beast race with a maximum racial potential of Emperor Level was evolved using only Monarch Level resources and materials at most, that would be considered an exceptionally excellent evolution thod! The Shock Mountain Goat, however, fit the forr scenario. While its resource consumption wasn’t as extravagant as the Crown Wolf Emperor’s evolution, it still ultimately used an Emperor Level resource nad ’Earth Essence Magnet,’ along with six other Monarch Level Earth and tal Elent resources. Consequently, the difficulty score for the Shock Mountain Goat was not considered high.
After discussions among the judges, it ultimately received 139 points for this aspect, just 19 points above the passing mark. Its final total score was locked at a re 313 points. This score, let alone being comparable to the morning’s Sky-Diving Eagle, was even slightly lower than that of the first contestant’s Ti Potion.
Clearly, the Lingnan breeding team was not particularly satisfied with this score. But in the end, they could only walk off the stage dejectedly.
The score of the first new cultivated evolutionary body to take the stage didn’t even surpass the two from the morning. Although those two were admittedly quite abnormal, it still gave many people in the audience food for thought.
Are they seriously going to crash and burn?
However, the next team to take the stage, from the Southwest Advanced Tar Academy of Tianfu Province, allowed everyone who had yet to present to breathe a slight sigh of relief. This was a new evolutionary body of a unique and cherished Pet Beast from Tianfu Province: the new evolutionary body of the Iron Eater.
As one of the representative tal Elent Pet Beasts, the Iron Eater is relatively rare. Being a Pet Beast unique to the Dragon Nation, it is especially representative of Tianfu Province.
The Monarch Level evolutionary body of the Elite Level Iron Eater:
’Kung Fu Panda!’
Upon hearing this na backstage, Su Ping almost spat out his water. But that was indeed its na. And this Kung Fu Panda evolutionary body was quite interesting. The Iron Eater is a tal Elent Battle Pet primarily known for its strength and sharp claws. After evolution, however, it beca quite different.
"The Kung Fu Panda, still a tal Elent Pet Beast, is an evolutionary body with Monarch Fifth Order racial potential!" the Breeder from the Southwest Advanced Tar Academy of Tianfu Province announced. "After evolution, it possesses Skills such as: Weapon Master, Indestructible Body, Jinge Technique, Agile Body, Gold Swallowing Technique, and so on! Among these, Weapon Master and Agile Body allow the Kung Fu Panda to master various weapons from the human world. Our evolutionary body here chose spear-type and halberd-type weapons!"
As the Breeder spoke, a panda, standing as tall as a person, appeared. It held a six-foot-long Square Sky Halberd.
Su Ping was montarily stunned. What in the world is this?
However, its performance was quite remarkable. When swung, that massive Square Sky Halberd—forged from who knows what—demonstrated power comparable to the Shock Mountain Goat’s when tested against the skill power assessnt device. Yet, the Kung Fu Panda’s combat agility was far more astounding than that of the Shock Mountain Goat. It was conceivable that although its racial potential was lower, this creature held an absolute advantage at its current Level if its abilities were fully utilized. Moreover, the possibility of further evolution in the future couldn’t be ruled out.
Ultimately, with comndations including those from Master Zhu Hong, this Kung Fu Panda’s final value score reached a terrifyingly high 192 points! Only 8 points shy of a perfect score. Had it not been for the fact that the Iron Eater, while exclusive to Tianfu Province, was only an Elite Level Pet Beast, it might have garnered a few more points.
As for the material cost of this Kung Fu Panda, it was deed just barely manageable. It required one Monarch Level tal and five other Commander Level tals. However, according to the Breeder, the cultivation of this Kung Fu Panda did not have stringent requirents regarding the types of tal materials, so so points were added to its difficulty score accordingly.
In the end, its difficulty score was also sowhat higher than that of the Shock Mountain Goat, coming in at 157 points. Thus, this Kung Fu Panda’s final breeding score was 349 points. Close to 350 points, which was also quite impressive! But it was still 16 points short of the Sky-Diving Eagle’s 365. Nevertheless, it was now the second-highest score presented so far.
The Sky-Diving Eagle, a hybrid Pet Beast resulting from derived mutations, was indeed a historic breakthrough and differed from typical Pet Beast cultivation.
And there were still nine teams to go!
According to the competition’s rules, the likelihood of witnessing a major highlight increased as the event progressed. Scores later on were generally not lower than earlier ones; even if they were, it wouldn’t be by much. Besides, setting other factors aside, the appearance of just these two new evolutionary bodies had already generated considerable excitent among many observers throughout the Dragon Nation.
In fact, it was understandable for the Lingnan team to feel aggrieved. Before this, no one had successfully cultivated an evolutionary body for the Giant Strength Disk Sheep. This Shock Mountain Goat was the first of its kind. Although it was unique, the high cultivation difficulty lowered its score. However, in the outside world, the price of many Giant Strength Disk Sheep had already skyrocketed.
This was just the beginning. The Breeder Competition’s impact on the Pet Beast cultivation ecosystem in the Dragon Nation was unprecedentedly vast!
For the third presentation of the afternoon, the team from the Ice Plains Advanced Tar Academy took the stage. They represented the Breeders from academic institutions in the Dragon Nation’s northeastern region.
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