I have to get lucky right away.

Chapter 257 Trial of Technique
In the secluded village, a group of players were still researching spells. Some were dueling and testing their self-developed spells, some were squatting in the library looking up spell-related theories, and some were simply focusing on the house where the four major cultivation methods were stored, trying to push one of their subjects to its limit.

Although everyone's self-developed spells are generally not as good as the spells that each class comes with, let alone the "chaotic casting" of the first generation of talismans, they still prefer to create all sorts of outrageous, abstract, or hilarious weird things rather than replicating the skills of existing classes.

After all, you can just switch accounts if you want to play with skills. Since you're creating your own spells, you definitely want to create something different!
But in this atmosphere, a scream suddenly shattered the tranquility of the village.

"Hooray! I did it! I did it!"

"You beast, what have you become?" Startled by the sound of the can, the super invincible Tyrannosaurus Warrior rushed forward. But before he could even pull out his slap, he saw the can push a ball of light towards him!
"Holy crap?" The Tyrannosaurus Warrior, seeing the blue-glowing mana orb approaching, instinctively raised his hands to protect himself and shouted:
"Rock Shield!"

As a player who frequently engages in duels, Tyrannosaurus Warrior's reaction was incredibly fast. The stone, formed from blue mana, rose from the ground, but was snapped in half by Guan'er's attack.

"What is that thing?" The Tyrannosaurus Warrior, who had taken the opportunity to create a safe distance, looked enviously at the ball in the jar's hand. The jar's lips curled up, and it shook the ball a couple of times, saying:
"Can't you tell? It's a Rasengan!"

"You actually made it?" Even the research fanatic still working on the magic-based microcontroller couldn't help but look up. The jar was incredibly proud, puffing out its chest as it said:

"Hmph! It's not just the Rasengan!"

"You didn't add a nature transformation, did you? Which attribute? Invisible Ball or Heat Wave? Or maybe a return to the classic shuriken?"

Seeing how smug the jar was, Baolong came over too. But when he asked that question, the jar felt a little embarrassed, but still shook its head and said:
"No, but I received a telepathic message saying that my [Transformation] has met the assessment standards and that I should go and accept the [Trial of Techniques]."

"Transformation? Isn't your Rasengan a combination of [fixation] and [transfer]?" the research fanatic asked in surprise. He remembered that Guan'er had explained the principle of the Rasengan to him back then.

"Hmm, I just realized this. The original story's training for the Rasengan is about 'rotation' and 'maintenance,' so I naturally assumed it would involve 'transfer' and 'fixation.' But I didn't succeed, so I thought my approach might be wrong. Since the Rasengan is a form change, I tried transforming it, and then I actually got the magic power to move on its own. This way, I only need to control its movement to deal enough damage..."

Guan'er is a very sharing person. Rather than keeping things to himself, he feels that it would be more prestigious for everyone to use his inventions. He also doesn't hold back his research ideas at all.

However, upon hearing this, the research fanatic frowned:

"From this perspective, our understanding of the Four Great Banks may be flawed. Since the achievement of 'making magic move' is easier to achieve with 'transformation,' then the so-called 'transfer' is probably not simply 'making magic move'..."

"We'll talk about that later. I'm going to take the assessment first!"

After Guan'er finished his divine display in front of everyone, he immediately followed the previous telepathic message and headed towards the [Transformation Chamber].

He had been in the Hidden Village for more than half a month and had visited the Four Great Lineages' heritage sites many times. The house was still no different from before. A huge stone slab stood in the center of the room, on which were written the techniques for using [Transformation], and several pre-built configurations were given as examples. Around the room, there were rows of bookshelves, filled with various configuration combinations related to Transformation. At this moment, several players were browsing through them.

Just as Guan'er was pondering where the trial was, he suddenly noticed something amiss. Focusing his attention, he was astonished to find that where there should have been a row of bookshelves, there was a stone door that could only be passed through by one person at a time!
"What's going on? Was there a door here before?" Guan'er asked in surprise, immediately pulling over a player.

"What's that door for?" "What door? Are you seeing things?" The player was initially taken aback by the question, but as he followed the jar's direction, his face was full of confusion.

"You can't see such a big door?" Although Guan'er was surprised, he realized that this might be the trial, but in order to make sure that this player was not playing a trick on him, he still asked.

"Are you kidding me?" The player was also losing confidence because of Guan'er's attitude. He stepped forward and touched it with his hand. Guan'er just watched him move back and forth in the air about five centimeters away from the door, as if he had really touched something.

If this player wasn't putting on a silent show for him...

Without hesitation, Guan'er reached out and grabbed the handle of the stone door. With a single effort, the door opened.

"Holy crap, how did you clip through the screen... Hey? Where did everyone go? Is there really a door here?" A player exclaimed from behind, but Guan'er didn't turn around to explain. Instead, he turned on the recording function and followed the narrow passage. After walking about seven or eight meters, he finally arrived at a room.

"Huh...?" When she saw the figure standing in the room, Guan'er subconsciously thought it was the cultivation NPC, but after looking closely, she realized that it was just a rough wooden figure without even facial features.

"Welcome to the Trial of Arts. Trial participant, I am the examiner presiding over this trial. Since this is your first time participating in the trial, would you like me to explain the rules?"

The wooden figure spoke in a somewhat hoarse voice. Although Guan'er was a staunch skipper, considering this wasn't the place to jump around recklessly, she still spoke politely:

Please tell me.

"Okay," the wooden figure nodded.

"The content of the [Trial of Arts] is a 'coloring game'. I will show you pictures, and you must fill in the shapes with the same colors of magic as the colors I provide. There are ten pictures in total, and you must complete them within one minute to pass."

"Huh?" Upon hearing this rule, the jar felt a little uneasy, but the wooden figure spoke as if it were a death knell:

"can we start?"

"First, can I try this trial again if I fail?" Jar hesitated slightly, and Wooden Man immediately replied:

"Of course, you have met the requirements to participate in the trial. You can take on the challenge at any time if you wish and there is no queue."

"Alright, let's begin!"

(End of this chapter)