"First of all, you need to know that just starting a mission is not an easy thing."
"Because in an Instance, if you’re lucky enough to draw a diamond-bordered card, it might be only a B level, C level, or even D level."
"In this process, you must first make it an A-level card to start the S-level task."
"And you also have to ensure that the result of card-making is not Devour, Explosion, or losing the diamond border."
"Generally speaking, the card you want to synthesize should have a the or style that is as close as possible to the diamond-bordered card."
"Otherwise, even if it succeeds, there is a high chance that the diamond border would be lost."
These opening remarks from Boss N do not pose a major problem for Ree Shil.
Absolute Card Sense would solve this problem nicely.
"Next, S-level Advancent Tasks are basically divided into two types."
"One is what’s called the mainline advancent task, and the other is the PVE advancent task."
"Honestly, both are extrely difficult to complete."
"I can give you a few examples off the top of my head."
Ree Shil couldn’t help but listen intently when he heard soone discussing S-level Advancent Tasks in such detail for the first ti.
With the loud and noisy background music in the scene, he perked up his ears, not wanting to miss a single word.
"Let’s talk about the mainline advancent task first. I’ve heard of a diamond-bordered princess card."
"Its advancent task is to go back to the Instance World where the card was drawn and help the card’s original owner, that is, the princess, to restore her kingdom."
"You should know that the Instance Worlds involved in such tasks are all genuine real worlds."
"That is to say non-projection worlds, so you only have one chance."
"If you fail, your card is essentially useless, and there’s no chance to advance to S level again."
"The only choice left is to risk fusing it with other cards and then get a similar, close task in another Instance World."
"But keep in mind that if so people have bad luck, they may not even find the Instance Crystal required to enter the task world again."
"Or maybe it takes a lot of ti and effort to find it."
"But the ti ratio in that Instance may be 1:100, so by the ti they find the Instance Crystal and enter again, the princess may already be dead from old age."
"Forget about restoring the kingdom, it might be more fitting to sweep her tomb and offer incense."
"Of course, there is a small chance that the mission can still continue, helping the descendants of the princess to restore the kingdom."
"But those are all slim chances, and you can’t really bet on that probability happening."
As Boss N says this, Ree Shil raises his own question.
"What if I help the princess restore her kingdom and complete the task for promotion."
"But at that ti, I still have a B-level princess card in my hand, and I haven’t started the mission yet?"
Such a situation should not be nonexistent.
"In that case, there’s usually a good outco."
"If you accidentally complete the mainline task ahead of ti."
"And then only promote the princess card to A level, well, I’ll continue using the princess card as an example according to my understanding."
"Then the S-level advancent task for this diamond-bordered card is likely to be transford into a PVE Card Ga task."
"And because you have successfully restored the kingdom, this PVE Card Ga task will definitely be much simpler."
"Since we’ve talked about it, let’s talk about the genuine PVE Card Ga advancent tasks, not the simplified version."
Boss N picks up his glass of alcohol, takes a small sip, and continues.
"Even though they are both S-level Advancent Tasks, the uncut version of the PVE Card Ga advancent task is definitely no less difficult than the mainline task."
"Then, the PVE Card Ga advancent tasks are divided into two types."
"One is similar to the mainline, which is a specific Boss battle."
"That is, you need to defeat a designated, extrely powerful Boss, so powerful that it might be impossible to defeat."
"The other type is completely different from the mainline style, a batch-type task."
"For example, in a certain PVE copy, you have to defeat the desert cactus monster card...10,000 tis, where there is only one cactus per round."
"10,000 cards?!"
Upon hearing this, Ree Shil is shocked.
What kind of desert is this? Are there that many cacti?
"As far as I know, that person has not yet completed this PVE task."
"It’s not that he lacks perseverance, nor does he lack ans to travel back and forth between reality and the Instance."
"It’s because he didn’t consider sustainable cycling. When he killed several thousand cacti, he accidentally brought the desert cactus to extinction."
"Recently, I heard that he finally found a few remaining species and is now carefully raising them."
"I estimate that it might take several years for these remaining species to grow back into a large population."
"Oh, I forgot to ntion, the ti ratio in that Instance is 5:1."
"Five years here, one year there."
Ree Shil: "..."
Ree Shil: "..."
Ree Shil: "..."
Suddenly he thinks of Arthur from the World of Insect Spirits.
Could it be that the so-called retirent is just a cover, and the tree planting frenzy is actually for an S-rank card promotion task?
Thinking about it this way, it seems quite reasonable.
10,000 PVE Card Gas to get a single S-ranked card.
Comparing it horizontally, Ree Shil roughly knows how difficult tasks such as restoring the kingdom are.
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