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Chapter 102 Three Fragment Professional Elf
Lakeshore Village.

On the watchtower outside the village.

Two soldiers were standing guard on the watchtower.

Suddenly, a soldier opened his eyes wide, opened his mouth and kept slapping his companion beside him.

"What's wrong? What are you doing?" the soldier asked in confusion. He turned around and also widened his eyes.

He reacted very quickly, took the horn from his waist, and blew it hard.

"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu"

As the horn sounded, the entire village immediately entered a state of combat readiness.

The Count, Eichard and others rushed out of the village fully armed with soldiers.

The two ogres also took big steps, carrying big wooden sticks in their hands.

Blake and others, who had just returned two days ago, also rushed over to provide support.

However, when they gathered together, they saw a huge group of giant bird creatures that they had never seen before.

What surprised them even more was that the leader was a group of people sitting on the backs of birds.

Do they still know these people?

Popot rode on his Chocobo and arrived in front of the Earl and others first.

"What's going on with you?" the count asked in confusion.

"Those are the Chocobos that Kana has tamed. He plans to use them as mounts."

Kana did not lead the Chocobos directly to them. Instead, he went around the side and went to the other side of the river, all the way into the jungle on the other side of the river.

There is a fruit forest there, but the fruits in that forest don’t taste very good and are a bit dry.

Except for the initial harvest they took, they didn't eat much of the food after it arrived.

It can be used to temporarily raise these chocobos and let them settle down in the orchard.

Chocobos are not picky eaters.

Crisis resolved.

The dwarves, Lelia and others also returned to the village and brought Kana's words to the count.

Soon, two ogres carrying a large amount of wood followed by many villagers arrived at the orchard. They began to build a fence around the orchard to enclose the entire orchard.

The two ogres wanted to catch the Chocobo to eat, but were beaten hard by Kana.

These two ogres feel wronged.

This will be the breeding ground for Chocobos in the future.

However, for the time being, Kana is the one who is mainly responsible for the breeding.

We were busy until late at night before we finally managed to get the Chocobos settled down temporarily. After that, we had to build more huts.

Cana wiped the sweat from his forehead. He was exhausted from working so hard for these Chocobos to turn his digitized body into something else.

As for Gray Fang who followed them, he moved freely in the surrounding jungle. After all, Kana and the others had no reason to restrict him.

But he is mainly in the orchard area.

After a night's rest, they held a meeting in the Night Watch stronghold the next morning.

Blake and his team completed their mission successfully, and Cana took the two fragments from them.

"Well done, the group of chocobos I brought back will be the main means of transportation for the Night's Watch from now on.

If you're interested, you can pick one and train it well. They're very, very good mounts, even better than horses. Treat them well."

Hearing this, Blake and the others immediately became interested.

Kana didn't bother them anymore and returned to his tent with the fragments.

Looking at the three fragments of the Stone of Creation in front of him.

Two of them can be seen to have fallen off from the Stone of Creation.

But the problem is that the two fragments of the Stone of Creation are not connected, which means they cannot be connected together.

Although Kana had expected this, he wished he had remembered these little details incorrectly.

The other fragment of the Stone of Creation is a separate entity.

The fragments that could be obtained for a period of time afterwards were not connected to it, and were not even on the same Genesis Stone.

This fragment can be used.

The other two fragments need to be kept and you can find an opportunity to snatch them from the vampires later to see if you can get some that can be pieced together.

Calculate the time.

The Blood Clan Royal Court should have begun attacking the surrounding forces.

So should this fragment be used to build a career system?
Thinking of this, Cana clenched the single fragment and closed his eyes.

It took a while before he opened his eyes, but the fragments were not used.

"This is different from what I thought."

The activation of the profession system is the same as that of the secondary profession. It is impossible to directly digitize all combat professions.

Kana still has to choose one or two from them just like when he started a secondary career, and they must be ones he knows.

The more familiar he is with it and the more complete impression he has of the career system in his mind, the more perfect the career system he builds will be.

Fortunately, Cana wasn't the type to stick with just one account. As a seasoned player, he'd created accounts for many other classes, whether to experiment with skills or complete story missions specific to each race.

And one fragment can only build two career paths for him.

This creates a conflict because his own profession cannot be popularized.

Thinking of this, Kana began to take a deep breath. He was ready to try to communicate vaguely with the world's consciousness through the fragments of the Stone of Creation.

After a few brief seconds, he opened his eyes and gasped for breath.

This time he was in control and didn't have a splitting headache like last time. He could only feel a slight tingling in his head, which was bearable.

"This is a really bad feeling."

He probably knows how to choose and how to build a career system.

The fragments in his hand began to merge into his body.

Some skills in the skill system began to change, some skills disappeared and switched to another page.

As the integration was complete, Kana opened his eyes.

Click on your properties bar.

There is not much difference from before.

But there is an extra entry.

[Occupation: Blood Knight, Puppet Master]

The two systematic professions that Kana chose were Blood Knight and Puppet Master.

[Blood Magic] [Blood Discrimination], [Alchemy - Metal], and [Puppet Control].

Moved to the career system.

The profession system behaves in the same way as the sub-profession system, with each profession having a dedicated skill tree.

Moreover, the level of the career system is exactly the same as the character level, which means that the improvement of the character level will also lead to the upgrade of the career system.

Just like in the game, leveling up in the game is actually a career level increase. After all, players have to choose a career at the beginning.

【Blood Knight.】

【Passive: Bloody Discrimination.】

[Active: Blood Magic, Blood Hunt.]

[Blood Hunting: Smell the enemy's blood, lock onto it with the power of blood, and greatly increase the range of blood detection.

Movement speed increases when chasing, and blood magic attacks will cause additional damage to locked enemies.

There is an additional active skill, which is acquired through skill acquisition after upgrading.

Each profession gains an active skill every two levels and a passive skill every five levels.

In a fully virtual game, horizontal and vertical slashes will no longer be considered skills like in previous games.

In reality, if there is no career system, these real professional skills can only be learned through enlightenment according to each person's physical condition.

Just like the passive skill of bloody discrimination, Aliris's discrimination range is farther than his.

With a career system, those who do not have strong understanding and ability will have enough strength.

Those with greater understanding and ability will be further strengthened.

This is equivalent to giving everyone who has a professional system a guaranteed level of strength.

【Puppet Master】

[Passive: Puppet Control]

[Active: Alchemy - Metal, Spherical Series]

[Spherical Series: You know how to construct the spherical series dolls, and you also know how to add the accessories you want to the dolls in this series.

When manipulating this series of puppets, you will receive additional bonuses. 】

There were also some changes, and Kana's mind immediately gained a lot of knowledge on how to construct a spherical doll.

He can now directly build a new spherical doll with alchemical materials, without having to use the old spherical doll.

It's time to let it be an antique and repair and maintain it. Maybe it can be sold for a high price later.

Of course, it’s also possible to keep it as a souvenir.

After looking through his career system, Kana closed it.

He cared more about the information he had just obtained after communicating with the world.

He built the career system himself in order to expand the career system to everyone's system.

For him, and for an already powerful plot character, the career system can only be said to be the icing on the cake.

But for the vast and numerous ordinary warriors, this is a powerful force.

It can greatly enhance the combat effectiveness of ordinary Night's Watchmen. After all, even if Kana recruited all the well-known and potential plot characters into the Night's Watchmen, it would not be enough to support the quota he has, not even 1/10 of it.

Ordinary soldiers are the backbone of the force.

After all, the enemies they have to face are also those overwhelming waves.

During the communication, Kana had already decided what choice he would make the next time he obtained a fragment of the Genesis Stone.

He decided to temporarily give up the expansion of the [Secondary Occupation] and expand the [Occupation] system first.

As for why I made this choice, it’s very simple.

Khanna discovered a fatal problem, one he had previously overlooked.

I only thought of this after I opened up the Burning Ruins.

That is, ordinary warriors have no profession at all.

In reality, if there is no game system, then reaching level three will become a bottleneck.

Just like Alice, Blake and others before.

If they cannot master the magic within their bodies, they cannot gain these special powers.

Then they will not be able to break through level three to reach level four.

In the game, players have a profession from the beginning, and the character level is the profession level, so there is naturally no need to consider this.

But the reality needs to be considered.

For example, George, Ryan, Kecha and others.

They were originally only at level two, but after obtaining the system, they were promoted to level three through rapid training.

Then he gained experience in subsequent battles and was promoted to level four.

They bypassed the problem they had to face in reality, which was special power.

George was fine, as he seemed to have some talent. After being forced to reach level four, he quickly learned how to control his magic power, using it to attach to his arrows to increase their power.

Even so, compared to real professional skills, he still needs to learn it with his heart, and even find a teacher to learn from.

But for ordinary knights like Kcha and Ryan, it is not that easy.

Originally, it would take them a long time to gradually master their magic power after jumping from level 3 to level 4, but they were promoted to level 4 in an instant.

The digitization of the system and experience points allows them to improve quickly, skipping this process.

But the fact that magic power cannot be controlled is a reality in itself, and it is not a problem that can be solved by simply digitizing the character.

After all, Kana's digitization system is an extremely castrated version that can only digitize the character's attributes and equipment.

Without a career system, it would be impossible to help them master magic quickly.

It was originally just a fragment of the Stone of Creation, so it was naturally impossible to cover everything.

The digitization of characters and equipment has, to some extent, exceeded the level that a single fragment can achieve.

Kana's previous communication mainly asked about his approach. If he used fragments to expand the profession in the future, would he still need his own profession as a model?

After all, his profession is Blood Knight. It doesn’t matter in the game, but in reality, he doesn’t have that kind of special bloodline, so it’s impossible.

In this case, he would have to spend extra energy to ensure that everyone has this bloodline.

Then isn't this just doing the work of the vampires?

So, the answer is no.

Because whether it is Kana's profession or other professions, they exist in reality.

Kana's career system is simply based on the professions that already exist in reality, and it is strengthened by data.

It’s just like the digitization of people and equipment.

The blessing of data is where the Stone of Creation is consumed, rather than actually creating a profession that does not exist.

As for how many specific professions can be created at that time, it depends on how much fragment energy Kana has in his hands at that time.

He could only make a guess now.

Before obtaining the fragments, he still had to conceive of several careers that were suitable for the current situation.

Regardless, thanks to Kana's foresight, the Night's Watch only took nearly two months to gather all the fragments of the Eastern Wilds.

As for more, don't try to kill yourself now.

After that, just wait for the vampires to start attacking the surrounding areas and a war will break out.

……

Coastal fishing village.

This is where Kana and his team landed.

But at this time, a ship that looked shaky was slowly approaching from the distant seashore.

"It's the coast." An elf on the boat said happily when he saw the coast.

Another elf, wrapped in bandages, didn't look happy: "Don't be too happy too soon, we don't even know if we're out of the range of those monsters.

If we reach the shore and find a group of monsters waiting for us, we will have no way out."

After being splashed with a basin of cold water, the happy elves around suddenly became a little depressed again.

Another elf stood beside the elf who poured cold water and said, "Enemy or not, we have no choice.

Our compatriots need treatment. Half of us have injured hands, and many are seriously injured and are still lying in the cabin.

We need to dock and rest, the boat is out of service.

We are out of fresh water and food is scarce.”

These are the realities before us.

“…Let’s get to shore.”

As the order was given, the ship slowly approached the shore.

"There is a human figure." The elf in charge of lookout said loudly from above.

Before anyone could ask, his voice immediately became excited: "I saw it, it wasn't those monsters, it was humans... They looked like human fishermen, and they even had fishing boats."

Hearing this, all the elves breathed a sigh of relief.

In such circumstances, even human information seems so reassuring.

As the ship slowly approached.

The fishermen who were catching the catch had already abandoned their boats and fled.

The ship dropped anchor.

Some elves who were still able to fight got off the boat first, holding weapons in their hands and began to observe the surrounding situation.

Soon the Earl's soldiers, led by several knights, surrounded them.

When I saw such a big ship parked on the shore, the people getting off the ship were not vampires.

They are a group of beautiful-looking humanoid creatures, almost no different from humans, except that they look taller and much prettier.

"They have pointy ears," one knight observed astutely.

"It's just pointed ears, normal, right?" said another knight.

After all, there are talking mice, chunky dwarves, and even centaurs.

Elves with pointed ears and beautiful appearance are obviously much easier for them to accept.

Not surprising at all compared to the ones above.

"They are injured, go and take a look."

As the knights approached to observe, the elves were also observing them.

"They are fully armored and riding fine warhorses. They are clearly elite cavalrymen of the human race.

We should have arrived in a certain country. According to the sea chart we saw earlier, it might be the human kingdom called Cohen. I didn't expect that they have cities here too."

An elf looked at the situation and muttered to himself.

After all, no matter how you look at it, the knight on the opposite side should be a member of the knight army of a certain lord or a certain city.

"Who are you? Are you in shipwreck?" the knight spoke.

The elves were obviously relieved when they heard this, because they understood.

“We were attacked by a group of monsters, they had creatures like giant upright wolves and giant bats.

Some enemies can even control blood, and we managed to escape here with great difficulty," explained a gentle-looking elf.

"Blood clan? You encountered a blood clan?"

"Do you know what those damn creatures are?" The leading elf, who looked like a captain, asked bluntly.

The knight frowned at the elf's tone.

In my heart, I have already labeled this elf as a noble because his attitude is exactly the same as those of the nobles.

Even in this situation, he is still somewhat arrogant.

"Yes."

The gentler elf just now stopped the captain and indicated that he would come to talk.

"Let me communicate with them. You don't communicate much with humans, so it's not appropriate." He said.

"Okay, Hiswanta, I'll leave it to you." Obviously, the captain also knew that he was not suitable for communication in this situation.

After all, whether it was the tone of conversation or the attitude, he was much better than herself, and was more suitable for dealing with these short-lived creatures.

While they were talking, the knight looked at the group of people and the huge, dilapidated ship.

He was assessing how many people the ship could carry.

After calculations, he felt that the ship could carry at least a few hundred people.

I hope these people don't have too much malicious intent.

After all, they had just settled down and built the village.

(End of this chapter)