Transcendent Promotion.
This is a unique charisma reward ability of Gaven.
It can elevate soldiers with distinguished war achievents by one professional level.
Each person can only use it once.
Therefore, Gaven uses it quite prudently.
It’s not that they will use it upon reaching the conditions, sotis in special occasions, as a special reward, it can yield unexpected additional benefits.
After all, for those soldiers, especially the transcendent ones, each elevation in professional level requires a lot of ti and effort and is worth celebrating.
Now is one such instance, with a double effect.
Aiden’s face couldn’t hide his joy, proving the guardian spirit was not only harmless but brought him great benefits.
Aiden displayed his attribute panel to Gaven while loudly saying: "My professional level has increased by one.
I have also obtained a Guardian Spirit and two extra feat points.
This Guardian Spirit can heal fatal wounds for three tis a day."
Compared to the satisfied Aiden, Gaven couldn’t help but frown slightly, not being particularly pleased with this outco.
The Guardian Spirit attached to Aiden possesses thirteen professional levels, which is relatively powerful.
If it were rely warrior guardian spirits, it wouldn’t matter, but if the strategy priests are also like this, it’s rather unfortunate, given they are spellcasters.
Since they still have important duties of integrating into the Soaring Dragon People, promoting beliefs and gathering intelligence, otherwise Gaven would have thought of resurrecting these strategy priests.
Thus, when converting heroic spirits in the future, it requires screening, mainly focusing on warrior professions; the spellcasters when resurrected have greater value.
To truly tap into the power of these guardian spirits, one needs to integrate them completely into professional levels, like the ancestral spirit totem of the Laiserman, and unlock corresponding professional abilities.
With Aiden as a living example there, things beco much simpler; without needing any prompts, the officers of the Great Valley Chariot Legion proactively approached the Guardian Spirits beside them.
The abilities they received were very similar to Aiden’s, except the extra feat points and healing abilities were not exactly the sa, which was clearly related to the life dice of the Guardian Spirits.
The stronger the Guardian Spirits, the stronger the abilities obtained, and vice versa.
The decoration of the Giant Valley Armored Guard Legion concluded with the Far East Heavy Cavalry.
They were divided into two armies.
Led by Hu Bianguan, the Far East First Corps and Guo Conglong commanding the Far East Second Corps.
Their speed in accepting the Guardian Spirits was much faster than the officers of the Giant Valley Armored Guard Legion.
Not only because Aiden had already been experinted upon, but also due to the cultural traditions of the Soaring Dragon People.
Similar celestial officials to Guardian Spirits have long been integrated into all facets of their lives, and whichever profession aid to reach its peak couldn’t do so without celestial officials, especially in the court.
If they were still in the Soaring Dragon Dynasty, having celestial officials would be an unattainable dream for most of them.
Though these Guardian Spirits differ greatly from the celestial officials of the Soaring Dragon.
But there’s a saying in Soaring Dragon, "Man proposes, God disposes."
They can completely use their knowledge and will to shape these Guardian Spirits, growing together with them.
Not all celestial officials are born, many are cultivated from the mundane.
One day, they might beco celestial officials as well.
The appearance of the Monunt of Heroic Spirits has far greater motivational effects on the Soaring Dragon People than on the natives of Felen.
After all, most natives of Felen have their own faiths and know well where they will go after death.
But it’s different for the Soaring Dragon People, as they are a group of outsiders.
They have no idea if they can return their souls ho after death.
The Monunt of Heroic Spirits has given them hope.
To ascend the Monunt of Heroic Spirits would be the best posthumous destination for them.
However, to appear on the Monunt of Heroic Spirits, they must fight bravely or make outstanding contributions in so profession.
Cowards or diocre individuals definitely cannot ascend the Monunt of Heroic Spirits.
This was fully demonstrated in the subsequent developnt and construction of Klonte.
Each of the two Far Eastern Corps’ fighting styles beca increasingly fierce, carrying out frantic sweeps of monster tribes around Klonte.
In the surroundings, they were invincible; most monster tribes fled upon hearing their na, even the courageous ones couldn’t withstand their massed charges.
The fleeing monster tribes were consciously driven southward.
Gaven and the others were not planning to use these fleeing monsters to form a first line of defense; they couldn’t withstand Tukan arrow rain.
They are rely bait, luring the local monsters of the Ashanas Plains there to give the Tukan Army a surprise.
Either way, Gaven and the others won’t lose out.
Even if all these local monsters were wiped out by the Tukan Army, it would clear a major obstacle for the future developnt of the Ashanas Plains.
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Fairy Wilderness, Dragon Oak Mother Tree.
Gaven returned here, distinctly sensing the unusual atmosphere.
Not due to the Dragon Oak Mother Tree’s improvent in strength, but because the overall atmosphere here was devoid of the laughter and cheer from the past.
The originally free-spirited fae race had beco hurried, rare looks of nervousness and solemnity, giving one a sense of impending storm.
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