Magicians never make wishes

Chapter 112 The Boss Leads the Way

After browsing through the various sections, Ronan finally arrived at the [Mission Related] section.

This section replaces some of the functions of the lobby task area.

Apprentices can share information about existing missions, as well as recruit team members or find teams in this section.

Whether it's forming a team or accepting a quest, apprentices can discuss and agree on things beforehand.

Once you've decided, you can confirm it in the lobby's mission area.

Ronan glanced at the team formation information; it was basically all decided by the team leader, and then the team members were recruited after the team was formed.

This makes it easier for the team leader to screen applicants based on their qualifications.

For example, Ronan randomly clicked on a team-up ad with the title: "48-level main DPS, looking for support DPS with 30+ level. Those who meet the requirements are welcome to join."

Here, "念" refers to "念值" (Nian Value), a unit used by magicians in many academies to measure the strength of their mental power.

When the crystal ball comes into contact with mental energy, it automatically calculates the value of that mental energy.

This is based on a very rigorous algorithm, which is far more scientific than Ronan's own estimation.

He originally estimated that his total mental strength should be around 60, and the intensity should be about the same.

However, in reality, such values ​​based on simple estimations are not accurate. They can only provide an intuitive sense of strength and cannot accurately calculate reasonable values.

Before entering the fully immersive mode through the crystal ball, he had specifically checked the values ​​displayed by the crystal ball.

Mental strength: 95 points.

Compared to others now, it has certain advantages.

After reviewing more than a dozen team information entries, I found that the team leaders mostly had a mana value between 40 and 50, while the required members mostly had a mana value between 30 and 40.

Ronan guessed that perhaps when his Nen value reached 100, he might meet the conditions for direct promotion.

He still doesn't know exactly how to use the Seed of Class to officially obtain a class.

It's such a waste to keep such a valuable item on your person and not use it.

Of course, he will need to make a decision on the specific plan after he has completed the course.

He kept searching for information about teams that suited him.

Some teams can be judged by their captain alone, revealing the team's greatest potential.

If the captain's mental strength is only 30 points, it means that the other team members that the captain can find are basically all below 30 points.

It's not that the team leader can't recruit members with higher Nen values ​​than themselves, but rather that such members, once they join the team, can easily threaten the team leader's authority, as well as the team's management and decision-making.

If a team cannot maintain unity of purpose, all sorts of unexpected problems will arise when issues arise.

Adhering to this principle, Ronan conducted a critical screening of the existing recruitment team.

He decided to start by selecting the team with the strongest capabilities.

"Level 60 players lead the team to crush everything; players with level 40 or above can come freely; players with level 40 or below can pay to enter."

"Multi-system collaboration and multi-core burst, a fixed 50-point plan, everyone is equal upon joining, come quickly."

"A burst-damage team leader, with a maximum Nen value exceeding 63, and four support characters."

"The bigwigs are leading the team, and the latest batch of freshmen are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis."

Ronan discovered that the stronger the team, the more creative ideas they could come up with.

He has already seen several unusual team formation patterns.

There is a high-level balance mode that weakens the role of the captain and ensures equality for everyone;

This model aims to achieve a level of overall strength far exceeding that of ordinary models by having each individual cooperate to form a perfect whole with balanced and highly motivated members.

There is also an extreme stacking mode that maximizes the main output;

This mode completely abandons the output of other teammates and turns everything to support the main output, thus maximizing the strength of the captain who is already far superior to ordinary people.

Let him resolve all the problems within the limited time.

Of course, regardless of the mode, as long as there is a team, there will always be people who start gold farming groups, where you pay money to have a big shot lead the team and enjoy a leisurely, outing-like service experience throughout.

Among these team-up information, Ronan noticed an unusual one: "Experts lead the teams, newest batch of freshmen can join by chance."

Although it says that a big shot is leading the team, there is no specific information about the team leader.

Most importantly, it involves the latest batch of freshmen, so I might know them.

Ronan felt that this person was very likely the black-robed man, Lehart, who had kidnapped him.

However, if it really is Reihart, then Ronan is a little confused about the other party's purpose.

He didn't seem like the type to volunteer to lead a team of freshmen, but if I had to find a reason—

Ronan guessed that this might be a task or job that Lehart had taken on.

Just like how he always went to recruit students from other colleges, it was either a long-term mission he had taken on or his job.

In any case, Ronan was more interested in this casual team open to new students, so he applied to join.

The team application will thoughtfully mark the newcomers who are forming a team for the first time, in order to prevent anyone from impersonating a newcomer.

With the newcomer label, Ronan joined the team almost without any obstacles.

The team now has four members; apart from the captain, the other three are all freshmen.

The team leader's name was "Source of Black Magic." Seeing that the team was full, he gave a general announcement: "Meet in the mission hall at noon in three days to accept the mission."

Shortly afterward, all the team members logged off.

Ronan learned that the free courses would begin a week after the new students enrolled.

This period can be considered the adaptation and transition phase for new students to the Valley of the Dead.

New students typically accumulate relevant knowledge under the guidance of mentors.

However, some people quickly adapted to the Valley of the Dead and took advantage of this time to start taking on some easier tasks to earn some resources.

While it's hard to say whether Ronan was comfortable or not, he immediately became a test subject, and the lack of money to acquire knowledge put him in a very passive position.

Therefore, he would definitely seize any opportunity to team up and take on quests to earn magic stones.

three days later.

Ronan left the villa and headed to the mission hall where he would meet his team.

As soon as he stepped into the hall, he saw Reihart and three familiar figures standing beside him.

As luck would have it, they turned out to be the other three members of the previous "strongest four".

With Ronan included, the "strongest four" are now united once again.

Ronan walked up to the four people and said somewhat wistfully, "Sorry to keep you all waiting. I was the last member to apply to join the team, from dawn till dusk."

"It's you?!"

"I didn't expect it to be you!"

The boy who was physically strong enough to break the alchemical puppet and the group leader whom Ronan didn't have much of an impression of were both surprised by his appearance.

The last one, the green-haired, grinning man Iank, said with a somewhat gloomy expression, "He's like a persistent ghost—"

Their names in the magic network are: "Ancient Holy Body", "Remnant Star", and "For the Emperor".

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It's worth mentioning that "For the Emperor" is the name of the green-haired, smirking man.

All three expressed surprise at Ronan's appearance.

But the most unexpected one was Reihart.

His expression shifted from initial surprise to a somber one, his eyes fixed on Ronan, lost in thought.

Seeing his reaction, the others quieted down.

After a moment of silence, Reihart finally broke the oppressive atmosphere, "I'm guiding the freshmen through a mission."

He explained to Ronan, then said seriously, "Don't bother me, Professor Grecker."

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