Chapter 643 - 304: Confirmed! True Tier 2! Points Converted to Resources!

On the arena, the school’s official instructor looked toward the spectator stands, put on a gentle, refined smile, and said, "Now that Other Shore’s true strength has been verified, anything about his Attributes and power touches deeper layers of private intel, so we won’t dig into it here."

"What about Broken Star?"

"Yeah, yeah, that guy’s strength is insane too. You sure she’s also Tier Two Level 1?"

"I don’t buy that our Special Training Camp somehow produced a pair of Hidden Dragon and Phoenix Chick in the same year. That guy’s strength is ridiculously over the top."

So the instructor started verifying again, still using that same group chat from the beginning, just pulled Tang Ruobing into it, and proved it in the same way.

With the Spirit Realm as guarantor, the info was guaranteed to be true.

....

Night, First Realm, Dense Forest Area

Ye Mingqiu returned to his own training spot. The air in the woods made him feel relaxed. He’d been fighting nonstop all day, which left his Spirit a bit tired; right now he really needed to rest properly.

He opened the points panel.

Points: 7655

A full seven thousand plus points—this was a pretty considerable number. It could be exchanged for a lot of resources, which was extremely important to Ye Mingqiu.

"Open the points shop!"

[Points Shop]

① Spiritual Points: 1000

Cost: 1 points

Total trash item. As long as a Spiritualist isn’t short to a certain desperate degree, in normal circumstances basically no Spiritualist will buy this, at most for emergencies.

② Soul Fragment ×1 (limit 10 per month)

Price: 200 points

Top-tier good stuff. The difficulty of obtaining Soul Fragments is relatively high; average people can hardly get them. If your points are sufficient, grabbing a large amount of Soul Fragments through the Special Training Camp is absolutely worth it—you even kind of profit at this price.

Soul Fragments bought with points are, in a sense, like internal pricing—much cheaper than buying them in the market under normal circumstances, with extremely high value-for-money.

③ Attribute Enhancement Items (200 cap) (limit 10 per month)

Price: 50 points

④ Attribute Enhancement Items (300 cap) (limit 10 per month)

Price: 100 points

⑤ Attribute Enhancement Items (400 cap) (limit 10 per month)

Price: 200 points

The price of Attribute Enhancement Items is also pure internal-welfare pricing. The actual purchasing power of 1 points has already exceeded 10,000 Spiritual Points; how much it exceeds exactly depends on each item’s production volume—the more that’s produced, the stronger the purchasing power.

Buying goods in the Special Training Camp is far cheaper than buying through various merchant guilds.

Attribute Enhancement Items also have other tiers, like 100 and above 500; the purchase limit for all of them is ten per month, and overall their value-for-money is relatively high.

Aside from these, the points shop also has other things like Enhanced Protection Stone, Tier Two and Tier Three gear, and all sorts of items. Students can even use points to buy a chance at top-level mentors’ one-on-one guidance, as well as all kinds of knowledge materials.

Those things weren’t the priority—the most important thing was to secure all the Soul Fragments first.

[Purchased Soul Fragment ×10]

[Points -5000]

[Balance: 2655]

Ye Mingqiu glanced at the Attribute Enhancement Items, thought for a moment, and still didn’t buy.

Because after he ranks up he’ll raise his Body Basic Potential; using Attribute Enhancement Items then will definitely have a better Effect. If he uses them now, he’d be stronger immediately, but the overall gain wouldn’t be as high.

"How many points did you grind?"

A voice came from beside his ear—no need to guess, it was definitely Tang Ruobing snooping. He felt a little nervous, but overall he was steady as he answered:

"7655. You?"

"...."

Tang Ruobing went quiet for a short moment, then broke into a bright smile and said, "Oh, so it’s 7655. That really is pretty amazing!"

"You?"

"6235. Your point-farming speed is way too fast. I’m nowhere near as efficient as you in fights. It’s a pity... they won’t let us go to the Tier Two side to farm points, saying our strength is too high and the impact is too big. Otherwise we could’ve farmed a lot more." Tang Ruobing sighed.

"Yeah, still way too poor."

Ye Mingqiu nodded in reply. Seven thousand-plus points was a lot, and the purchasing power was strong, but for someone at Tier Two like him it still wasn’t enough; Tier Two skill upgrades consumed an absurd number of Soul Fragments—he was nowhere close.

The betting duels in the Tier Three zone were actually just an entertainment program. For Tier Three Spiritualists, that amount of points wasn’t all that much; the main purpose was to accumulate real combat experience.

If you want to get rich off this thing, for normal Spiritualists that chance basically doesn’t exist. Only because Ye Mingqiu and Tang Ruobing’s Attributes are high did they manage to farm six to seven thousand.

If the point payout weren’t that high, those Tier Three Spiritualists would’ve blown up long ago—no way they’d be joking around with smiles.

"Ugh."

Ye Mingqiu let out a helpless sigh. Right now he had 12 Skills that needed upgrading; raising all 12 Skills to Level 20 would consume a colossal amount of Soul Fragments.

Taking Immortal Tyrant from Level 10 to Level 11 needed 1 Soul Fragment; going from Level 11 to Level 12 needed 2 Soul Fragments. This increase rate in Soul Fragment consumption was way too fast—pushing it all the way to Level 20 max would require 55 Soul Fragments.

He had 11 Skills that each needed 55; Battle Spear Mastery was the most terrifying—might even need 210 Soul Fragments. Just looking at that number was scary.

And with the limit of ten Soul Fragments per month, this resource was nowhere near enough!

How does everyone else even level up?

He was extremely curious!

Private message one-on-one

Divine Monarch: Got a question.

Xing Shi: Say it.

Divine Monarch: Back when you were in Tier Two, how many Soul Fragments did it take for you to upgrade your Skills?

Xing Shi: Just normal growth. But yeah, the Soul Fragment shortage is pretty bad. Feels like you have to earn extra points or you just can’t keep up. It’s rough.