The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 170 Real Talent

When Allen left, he didn't notice that Clay's eyes behind him were looking at him with an uncanny taste.

"Master Priest, I want to tell you something."

After seeing Allen off, Clay did not stay in the temple for long. Instead, he turned and walked towards the underground space inside the temple, which is the daily place of most temple personnel in Father Oak Temple. Along the underground passage, under the shining star stone, Clay came to the room of the chief priest of the temple, knocked on the door and entered.

"You said."

The person who spoke was a middle-aged troll with numerous complicated patterns on his arms and wearing bark-like armor. When he opened his eyes, a green light flowed in his eyes, but there was no evil sign. On the contrary, the breath exudes a natural and fresh breath.

"I found a bugbear believer. Maybe we can focus on cultivating him."

Clay stood respectfully before the troll and whispered his purpose.

"Oh? What level is this bugbear? What kind of talent does it have? That it can be noticed by you?"

The chief priest raised his head and looked at Clay with a little more curiosity. Since Clay became the guiding priest of the temple, he has never recommended talents to himself or other chief priests. Maybe other people would say that it was probably Clay's bad luck that he didn't meet any talented people. However, Troll Priest Homel knew Clay's character. That was because he had a very high vision, and he was not interested in ordinary talents. Just look down on it.

"This bugbear believer is just a level 11 mad fighter, and his talent is very common. There is nothing surprising about him."

Clay's answer surprised Hormel, but it aroused his curiosity even more: "Then you still say that he is a talent worthy of our focus on training?"

"What if this Bugbear's body level has now reached the peak of level 8, and half of his feet have already stepped onto the threshold of level 9?"

Clay was also confident, and it was only then that he finally solved the mystery.

"Really?"

Homer was a little moved. There are countless level 8 warriors in Feynman's world, but there are very few people who can truly reach the threshold of level 9. Perhaps only one person out of ten thousand level 8 warriors can. Reached level 1 barrier. In the eyes of ordinary people, the gap between level 9 and level 8 is only one level. In actual combat, this gap is not as strong as imagined; but in the eyes of the truly strong, and those with complete inheritance From the perspective of the power, those who can reach the limit of level 9 bodies have a promising future.

As mentioned before, the most basic requirement for a warrior profession to be promoted to a legend is that the physical strength reaches level 9, the limit of the body. Although reaching level 9 may not necessarily lead to advancement to a legend, there is absolutely no combat profession that does not reach level 9. Opportunity to become legendary.

Therefore, when he heard that Clay had found a bugbear warrior with physical strength of level 9, Homer had a surprised expression. For a warrior, the biggest obstacle to advancing from level 8 to level 9 is not the two levels. It is the barrier between the body and the warrior himself that can perceive the limit of the body, which means that he himself is about to break through level 9, and the next step is just a matter of perseverance.

"Of course, I have used the Survey Magic three times in succession, and the feedback given to me is the same."

Clay nodded affirmatively.

People outside will probably never know that the so-called gods paying attention to believers and helping believers quantify their physical strength and discover their own talents are actually just tricks played by the gods. They truly exert their divine power on every believer in order to find truly createable talents and always pay attention to the trends of these createable talents. For example, Allen seems to be the same now, but in fact, if the gods really want to pay attention to Allen's situation, they can use the divine power mark exerted on Allen's body as a traction, and what Allen's eyes see, Everything heard by the ears can be seen clearly. This is the true reason why gods are omniscient. Even a priest like Clay can use divine magic to resonate with the same source of divine power in Allen's body, and then find out Allen's current physical condition.

Of course, it is naturally impossible for peripheral believers like Allen to know these things, and only the backbone of the religious system would know the secrets.

"If this is the case, then this bugbear is really worthy of our attention. It would be better if we could establish some good relations with him in the early stage."

Chief Priest Homir lowered his head and pondered, and then asked Clay: "What is the name of this bugbear? Is he a lone adventurer or a tribal leader?"

"Back to the Chief Priest, this bugbear is called Alan Witt. He is the leader of a bugbear tribe in the green plains of Mansha Wilderness."

"Alan Witt? I seem to have heard of this name somewhere."

Chief Priest Homel fell into deep thought again, trying to remember where he had come across this name: "Where on earth was it?"

He has not been to the wilderness in recent years, and has not appeared in front of the world for several years. Because he is retreating to find a way to break through the legend, it is impossible to have contact with this bugbear. Then I have heard this name from other people. There are not many people who can communicate with me in the temple, only Clay and other rotating priests. The Green Field Plain is a distant place. As the leader, this person named Allen Naturally, bugbears would not come to Thornburg often, so it was unlikely that they would hear their name from the priest on duty.

After thinking about it like this, Homer finally slapped his head and suddenly remembered where he had heard this name: "Isn't this the interesting bugbear that Oscar told me about when he came back to rest some time ago?"

"Has Master Oscar also met Allen? Why didn't I know?"

Clay was a little surprised. Master Oscar, as a strong man who was looking for his own legendary path like the chief priest, had been running around in the wilderness all year round, understanding the ways of nature. How could he happen to meet Allen, a bugbear, and also follow him? He had an intersection.

"They met in the wilderness, probably near the edge of the Tagan Desert. Oscar admired the bugbear's spirit of curiosity and gave him a piece of oatmeal that had been improved by his Druid magic. Planting."

Homer squinted his eyes. It was such a coincidence, so it seemed that he should write a letter to Oscar and ask him to go to the Green Field Plains to get in touch with the bugbear again, so that this good relationship could last longer.

Whether gods are prosperous in Feynman's world is not only related to whether the gods themselves are powerful, but also closely related to the powerful men under the gods who spread the faith and stabilize the divine power. This is also the reason why gods have been paying attention to the talents of believers in the Feynman world: the more powerful a god has in the Feynman plane, the more powerful it can take the initiative in the dispute between believers and gain more believers.

Although the Feynman world is a plane where gods shepherd believers, the will of the plane has been suppressing the gods to come directly to the world. The destructive power of the gods is too powerful. If a divine war occurs in the Feynman plane If so, it is very likely to directly destroy the Feynman plane. Therefore, if gods want to have an impact on Feynman's world, they still need to rely on the strong system established by the temple.

Although the gods themselves can send a saint clone to the Feynman plane, this clone will not be preserved for too long. At the same time, when faced with the siege of more powerful people above the legend, how much can a saint clone do? What about things?

"In this case, it might be more appropriate for Master Oscar to come forward to win over the other party than for us to contact the other party."

Clay obviously had an idea with Chief Priest Hormel. After hearing Clay's proposal, Hormel no longer hesitated. After Clay resigned and left, he found a letter and started writing it.

(From here on, I will combine and superimpose the character's elementary and advanced levels so that everyone can intuitively understand the character's combat effectiveness in the future: all unadvanced professions are considered entry-level professionals in the world, and the total level of advanced professions is Within level 12, there are mid-level professionals, and high-level professionals are at levels 13-15; legends are divided into three levels, which just cover levels 16-18, demigods are at level 19, and saints are at level 20, also Feynman The highest level the plane can accommodate.)
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