It’s widely known that while Mind Talent can be problematic, it’s extrely high-end. If properly and ticulously nurtured, it can truly lead to limitless future prospects! At this mont, Su Jiang couldn’t help but feel a bit nostalgic for the problematic goods of the Insect Race. Though these creatures are disgusting and cruel, it’s undeniable that their existence greatly lowered the training costs for Mind Power Users.
Following the usual path, besides the Alliance or various Aristocratic Families, who else has the financial power and resolve to nurture such talent?
Insect Race? Su Jiang pondered for a mont, thinking that compared to nurturing costs, it’s best for these creatures to roll far away, ideally hiding in the darkest corner at the edge of the universe forever! She didn’t know if there was an Insect Race in this world, but if there was... At this thought, a fierce golden light flashed in Su Jiang’s eyes; she was determined to clash with this race until death!
Once the two little ones start school... it’s only a few years away, really. Su Jiang reflected that she ought to start preparing the materials for Mind Power training soon. Hopefully, those items aren’t exceedingly rare in this world; otherwise, even if she sold everything, she’d have no solution.
Mind Power Users are incredibly rare; typically, only three or four may erge among a billion people, if not fewer. When the Insect Race invaded, it caused special cosmic rays that mutated human minds upon infection, increasing the ratio a bit, but still, the numbers remained scarce.
Su Jiang was naturally a Mind Power User, though she wasn’t sure whether it was a lucky perk of being a transmigrator or a heritage from her ancestors skipped a generation. Regardless, she received strong support from the Alliance because of this, enabling her to potentially live to that old age in that lifeti. Without key nurturing... she probably would’ve been consud by the Insect Race long ago, leaving not even a corpse.
Mind Power requires special training thods, marked distinctly from ordinary spiritual power exercises. Those without Mind Talent generally remain unaware of these differences; even if passed down orally, comprehension is rare. Based on the current Nutrient Liquid needs of the two little ones, Su Jiang roughly calculated their future talent levels and was both pleased and worried by the results.
The better the talent, the more Credit Points it costs!!!! Looking at her once full coffer now empty, she felt as poor as a beggar!
K3 and the others observed Su Jiang transform from beaming like the July sun to a low mood as if mourning parents, then worried as if the universe might explode tomorrow... They glanced at each other, puzzled by Xiao ng’s erratic behavior.
Xu Na nudged K3’s waist, signaling with her eyes for him to inquire further. K3, being a kind-hearted person in so respects, usually agreed to teammates’ requests unless they were excessive. So, he braced himself and asked Su Jiang, "Xiao ng, earned much today?"
Su Jiang looked up and nodded, "Yes, a lot; if it happens a few more tis... it’ll be good..."
K3: "..." Earning three billion Credit Points from one competition isn’t enough for you? Want to do it again a few tis? How big is your appetite?
"Credit Points... No one thinks they have too much," Su Jiang noticed his thoughts and replied with a smile, "I’m determined to train the two little ones to beco Spiritual Physical Ability 3S geniuses; these Credit Points don’t nearly suffice, not nearly!"
"You can’t just buy a 3S talent with Credit Points..." K3 corrected her misguided notion with a serious tone. If Credit Points were indeed all-powerful, the Aristocratic Families would produce countless 3S talented geniuses.
"I was just saying that, Boss Qin doesn’t need to take it seriously." Su Jiang intentionally brushed off the topic with laughter, unsure whether to ask a few friends for help in gathering the required resources quickly.
Owing favors can be hard to repay once incurred. Previously, she could offset obligations using a cha Design Map, but now this matter directly concerns the glorious future of the two little ones. It wouldn’t be easy to resolve... Not to ntion the costly and rare nature of materials needed for Mind Power training; even selling her as a Lieutenant General wouldn’t fill such a huge gap.
At this very mont, Su Jiang deeply realized how grueling it is to depend on personal strength to nurture Mind Power Users! Not to ntion she’s raising two... Alas, a simple life is the true reality; children being too gifted presents difficulties for mothers. Not providing them with adequate conditions to prevent their talent from wasting away would be deeply worriso.
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