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The game has become a real alternate world

Chapter 1210 - 827: Growth
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Chapter 1210: Chapter 827: Growth

After the awe-inspiring course in the morning ended, we had lunch and rested for a while, and in the afternoon, we engaged in tight-knit combat simulations.

The massive simulated battle zone was divided into different terrain modules — city ruins, woodland, mountainous regions, and open areas.

There were also various experimental areas, which were special zones customized by the [Alchemy Laboratory].

Inside, all sorts of energy environments would be simulated to test various weapons, and by the way, it was also used to train new recruits to adapt to such environments.

There were such projects, naturally because of the Abyss and the Tariel Continent.

Both environments possessed regions with different energy areas, causing some of the Night Watcher’s weapons and preparations to face usability issues.

Adam stood behind a simulated ruin cover, with a faint red glow of magic power swirling at his fingertips.

As a mage, one inclined towards arcane shaping, attempting to merge the Blood Race’s natural gift of controlling blood to form a unique Blood Magic.

He was guiding a spell model for an area impact technique.

This was the Night Watcher’s spell concept.

Before the Night Watcher, learning magic was more about communicating using one’s own magic power with the magic power in the natural environment.

Then attempting to construct the desired form of magic, mainly focusing on how to build special magic power models.

Simply put, it was not systematic.

The main reason being that mages were divided into scholars and combat practitioners.

Unless one was exceptional in both areas, these two types were inherently not very intertwined.

As a result, various spell models were extremely chaotic, and magic books only provided some experiential tips.

Though many rules have been clarified and planned out in written spell books.

But more often, there were vague, abstract books that emphasized experience and understanding.

Adding to this were the mentorship-style traditions, making knowledge truly unsystematic and difficult to learn.

Although Kana did not provide related assistance.

The datafication he introduced broadened the horizons of many mages, dramatically increasing their numbers.

In the past, being a mage was an exceptionally noble profession, requiring expensive wealth and talent to acquire.

But the Night Watcher’s employment system made becoming a mage a banal career, with an abundant backup of resources accumulating.

While these mages were still at a low level, it wasn’t too apparent, but when these mages became high-level professionals on a large scale.

The problem suddenly revealed itself.

Due to the Night Watcher’s concept, combined with the presence of channels and various datafication standards.

The Night Watcher quickly sorted out a systematic spell framework based on previous information.

And began optimizing various spell models.

That is, ’skillifying’ them.

The skills of the Night Watcher professions had long been elaborated to great effect.

The Night Watcher created by Kana possessed an extremely unique feature: stability, foundation, strong adaptability.

This provided many ideas for mages, leading them to rationally optimize, improve, and form standardized spell models.

These standardized spell models were progressive, not numerous, but many unused or special cases spells extended from these standard spell models.

Learning the standard spell models allowed one to easily derive and learn connected spells.

By mastering all standard spell models, one could achieve a comprehensive understanding effect.

Of course, this couldn’t have happened without the mages who were willing to join the Night Watcher from the Fasu United Council.

These mages were among the more enlightened ones within the United Council, who were open to communication.

Even if they didn’t have talent.

And the Night Watcher does not require members to have special talents.

Becoming a Night Watcher is the greatest talent for regular folks.

At this stage, mages from the [Great Library] have begun preparing relevant publications.

They are preparing to shock the world.

To claim the rightful place of the mage under the Night Watcher’s domain.

To let those conceited academic snobs truly witness the Night Watcher’s power.

As a new recruit, Adam naturally underwent systemic training as a Night Watch mage.

Mastering foundational models effortlessly.

"Tokke, left high point, crosswind to the right, an ’enemy’ sniper at the two o’clock direction!"

Adam’s calm voice sounded through the team’s internal tactical communication loop.

"Got it."

Not far away, on the collapsed tower, Tokke lay prone on the cold simulated rubble, with his new enchanted crossbow steady as a rock.

After half a year of effort, his exceptional performance in weapon handling and battlefield awareness finally earned him the first true magic power weapon issued by the training camp — a precise, compact "Falcon II Enchanted Rapid Crossbow."

There’s a reason it’s not a standard magic power firearm.

This standard crossbow used for training is a fundamental model, and once familiar with its usage, mastering magic power firearms and bow-type cold weapons becomes straightforward.

Magic power firearms are not as convenient as imagined, and in many scenarios, crossbows cannot be completely replaced.

Through some effort and a promise of delicious meals, he successfully persuaded Eva.

She, equally talented as a top ranger, preferred more traditional longbows and shadow techniques, granting him the chance for this kill.

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