"This ti, the results are different from before."
Ree Shil gently rubbed the Ti Young Dragon card in his hand.
The previous previews all resulted in explosion cards without exception.
But now it was different.
Through this batch preview, he thought he might have found the direction for cultivating the Ti Young Dragon in the future.
Perhaps it was because the transformation from a dragon egg to a young dragon changed the card’s compatibility.
Its compatibility was no longer as strong as it was when it had a shell.
’Compatibility strength’ was a term invented by Ree Shil.
It ans that this card is hard to change, difficult for card-making.
Strong compatibility isn’t a good thing; neither is weak compatibility, as weak cards tend to have their original abilities distorted during the card-making process.
Moderate compatibility is the best, as it allows for flexibility without easily distorting the abilities.
In Ree Shil’s view, the compatibility of the Ti Young Dragon card is no longer as strong as that of the Ti Dragon Egg.
During the previous preview, all he got were explosion cards.
However, after becoming a young dragon, even though there were still no aningful results, there were at least so devour cards.
In his understanding, devour cards are better than explosion cards.
It indicates that there is so degree of compatibility.
Furthermore, those that had beco devour cards were typical: Ti cards and Dragon cards.
"So it ans that if I want to develop the Ti Young Dragon in the future, I have to find Ti or Dragon cards."
"However, these two types of cards... seem hard to co by."
"Oh well, it’s better than having no direction at all."
Ree Shil put away the Ti Young Dragon and used his remaining three chances to choose so high-quality B-grade cards.
They were rely high-quality in appearance, and their card faces might not be that good.
Afterward, he decomposed them, getting a total of two B-class materials.
They were only average, with one of them being pretty good and the other being rather ordinary.
He planned to use these B-class materials at the underground exchange.
The advantage of the underground exchange compared to the card pool is that all the items there are tangible, not mystery cards.
You can directly preview them.
Instead of guessing whether the obtained cards can be made into the desired result in front of a mystery card, it’s better to take freshly minted B-class material to the underground exchange for resources.
From the Fourths Great Pass to the third major level’s Ten-Thousand Card Pool, he had already got ten B-class materials, which could be exchanged for quite a few good items.
If suitable, even an A-grade material could be exchanged for them.
"OK, everything is ready."
"Next, let’s challenge the fourth-stage."
"We’ll see how far I can get."
With the Wind Listening Points he had, it might not be very cost-effective to exchange them for inscriptions.
So, Ree Shil directly exchanged them for two spell cards and then entered the teleportation portal.
A few hours later...
Hum!
With a flash of white light, Ree Shil’s figure appeared in the dormitory.
"Finally out..."
Rubbing his head, Ree Shil sat at the edge of the bed.
The fourth stage was painful for him.
He barely managed to pass the first level after a lot of hard work.
That’s right.
All of his Instance attempts were spent on the first and second levels.
Because he wanted the little monsters in that instance due to its style, he didn’t choose the event in the second level.
As a result, he ultimately failed to pass the second level.
Opponents had more nurous monsters in each wave, dealing low damage multiple tis as their DPS strategy.
So, the damage reduction chanism of the Weapon Master had no room to perform in front of them.
It wasn’t that he hadn’t figured out tactics and strategies.
The key was that he found out he didn’t have enough initial funds to beat levels of such intensity.
With his card deck’s strength, even if it was a Kung Fu set, he would need at least 10 inscriptions at the beginning to pass the level smoothly.
However, even if he used all his initial funds to purchase 1-star inscriptions, he could only buy six.
Then there were only three waves of little monsters at the first gate, which ant he could have at most nine inscriptions when he got to the second level and couldn’t trigger the ten-inscription effect.
So after several attempts to confirm that he couldn’t pass, Ree Shil gave up.
He left the initial reward to the next ti he went on the Path of Wind-hearing.
"I stayed in there for a total of six days."
"Which ans only two days have passed here."
"So, should I take the potion now?"
This trip to the Path of Wind-hearing allowed him to level up to Level 15 smoothly.
As for the settlent reward in Cube coins, the total was 9000.
Without Sli, the reward for Cube coins was indeed a little less.
"With Level 15... "
Ree Shil looked at his card player system panel.
In it lay an instance crystal like a small tal sword.
He knew what instance this was.
Instance Na: Gold Hunt Chronicles
Instance Participants: 1 person
Suitable Level: Level 15
Ti Ratio: 1:10
Follower cards: 5, Equipnt cards: 5
This was the Instance key given when he accepted the Naless Sword Spirit task and reached Level 15.
"There are so many Follower cards and Equipnt cards."
"But the Instance is limited to one person... "
So, there was no need to wait for Andrew Hill and the others.
However, it was a pity that he still wanted Andrew Hill to help him get another Unnad tal Fragnt or two.
"Forget it, no rush. Let’s take a break first."
"The ti ratio in that Instance world is even more exaggerated, reaching 1:10."
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