Chapter 66

This task actually led to the formation of a dungeon. If completed, it would be a significant contribution to Chu Feiyue.

A dungeon is quite important for a city. Its existence can solve many problems commonly encountered in large-scale multiplayer online role-playing games, such as camping, poaching, and monopolizing bosses. It can be said that the existence of a dungeon directly determines the strength of the players in the surrounding cities. In areas without dungeons, powerful outdoor bosses are usually monopolized by large guilds, leaving ordinary players with no chance to engage them. However, with a dungeon, these issues no longer exist. Although it's impossible to compete with guilds for speed runs and completion rewards in dungeons, the equipment dropped at normal difficulty can already meet the needs of the majority of players. Moreover, such dungeons do not limit the number of entries but only the frequency, allowing players to repeatedly clear the same dungeon and difficulty level until their equipment reaches its peak, and then challenge higher difficulties or new unexplored areas.

It's worth noting that even in the City of Fertility and the City of War, there is only one dungeon in the surrounding area.

"By the way, sir, if you have time, I suggest you read more books about magic usage. I think it will be very helpful to you."

Dick suddenly slapped his forehead and pulled out a diary from a dusty corner at the bottom of his desk. Using a combination of a whirlwind and a water ball spell to remove the dust, he handed it to Chu Feiyue.

"Introduction to Dick's Magic Notes: Excellent. A book that records Dick's experiences and thoughts when learning basic magic, which should be very helpful for new mages."

This item was extremely useful for Chu Feiyue at the moment. He was sealed with a full head of magic knowledge by the GM, almost to the point of cerebral congestion. This diary should be able to unlock some useful magic skills, right?

However, this is just a game, right? Can you really read books here?

Chu Feiyue put the notebook in his pocket and said with a smile, "Thank you, Grandpa Dick. I'll read this notebook today and go clean up that mine tomorrow."

"Sure, oh, by the way. If you want to go to the Red-striped Stone Mine, I suggest you use the teleportation array to get to Lanfeng Village. Otherwise, the distance from here to there is quite far."

"Okay, I got it, Grandpa."

Watching Chu Feiyue leave with the notebook, Dick suddenly felt a moment of dizziness.

"Great Lady..."

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Chu Feiyue and Qin Yue rented a yellow wooden table on an hourly basis from the market administrator. They placed the wolf tooth dagger, two Idi mining picks, an Idi miner's hat, two large carrots from Ina, and the super-rare horned plate armor on the table, with the remaining space filled with various materials like tiger skin, rat skin, wolf skin, rabbit skin, snake skin, sheep skin, and tree bark. After arranging these items, Chu Feiyue and Qin Yue hid behind the table and began to read the notebook given by Grandpa Dick.

To his surprise, he could really read books in this game. The rough notes written by Dick deeply attracted Chu Feiyue, especially the basic guidance on the magic system.

After all, the memories left by the other Chu Feiyue were at a very high level of magic, while the low-level magic theories were quite lacking. In other words, Dick's notes were like a timely snowfall for Chu Feiyue.

At the same time, the items on the table gradually attracted the attention of others. Chu Feiyue priced them in RMB, as the game-to-real-world currency conversion function had not yet been activated, so the players didn't have much money. If they used in-game currency, no one could afford it.

Thanks to Qin Yue's incredible luck, the attributes of these items were quite good. Especially those weapons that were just right for the current situation, they were like divine gifts for players who were still using beginner tools.

Soon, a wealthy female player came over and bought all the items. She claimed to be the agent of the Zhetian Guild in Huating. After learning that these items were obtained by Chu Feiyue himself, she wanted to recruit him into their guild, which was currently just a mercenary group.

However, Chu Feiyue declined her invitation. She left gracefully after seeing his lack of interest, which left Chu Feiyue a bit disappointed. He had hoped for a cliché drama where the common people were oppressed by the rich and fought back.

After selling the equipment, there was no longer a crowd around. The remaining fur materials had no market yet. With the crowd gone, Chu Feiyue began to study the notebook in earnest.

The notebook was not thick, but it was filled with densely written text that Chu Feiyue should not have understood. Dick was probably just starting to learn magic at that time, so most of the notes were questions and reflections from his classes.

For example, what is magic power? The answer was "the flow of nature," but "nature" was crossed out and changed to "elements controlled by mental power."

Another example, how to increase magic power? The answer was "increase your mental power and affinity and cohesion with elements."

And so on. These most basic pieces of knowledge were exactly what Chu Feiyue needed.

He spent the morning reading the diary and the afternoon practicing in the wild.

The biggest gain Chu Feiyue got from the notebook was the mastery of mental power. His magic was previously positioned through elemental perception and then adjusted by sight, moving in a straight line. The technique mentioned at the end of the notebook, using mental power as a trigger to control magic, was perfect for him. Although it was a magic skill that an apprentice could master, it was the most basic skill for a mage.

By giving his magic a magic node and then releasing another node of the same pattern, the magic would automatically chase the released node. This allowed him to change the direction and trigger the explosion of the magic by moving the released node.

Chu Feiyue's mental arrow had no elemental properties, no cooldown, no casting time, and could release multiple at once, making it the best material for a magic node. With this magic, Chu Feiyue quickly mastered the magic technique.

After all, the other Chu Feiyue also knew this magic, so it was just a matter of reviewing.

Therefore, he was much faster than the more than ten days written in Dick's book.

Just one afternoon, that's all.

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Cough, I worked hard for four updates yesterday, and my back hurts...

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