The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Moran's cat-like eyes widened in disbelief; she had never expected to attract such great attention from the adventurers so quickly.

After all, in the year or so she had been in the dream world, she hadn't had any in-depth contact with any adventurers, and had been just wandering around among the dreamers.

Occasionally, when buying materials from adventurers, it's always a one-time purchase, changing the animal form, and they won't even be noticed.

It seems the connection between the dreamers and adventurers is deeper than she imagined.

As Moran listened to Downs' description, he could already imagine how those outrageous rumors on the Dream Forum had been fermented into something else entirely.

She shook her head helplessly: "I think you've misunderstood. I haven't received any hidden quests, nor do I have a way to cultivate two main professions..."

Moran deliberately feigned hesitation, "I only changed my class from Beast Speaker to Ranger. The Night Cat's shapeshifting ability is one of my race's unique shapeshifting skills, unaffected by my class..."

At this point, she secretly rejoiced that she had been prepared.

Since discovering that she could use magic to transform into animal shapeshifting power, she has deliberately kept a low profile.

When he was a beast whisperer, he only openly displayed the ability to transform into a weeping orchid, and only took the orchid transformation class.

After changing her job to a Forest Ranger, she only uses Night Cat Transformation when going out to class or moving around. Although she uses other animal forms when buying materials, she always uses spatial magic to teleport to various parts of the village. When going to the market, she also uses animal forms that she has never shown to others, so that people will not associate these animal forms with her.

Throughout the entire process, they never publicly demonstrated their ability to transform beyond the limitations of their profession. These cautious measures have finally come in handy.

Downs looked unconvinced: "If you couldn't master two main professions, why did you spend so much money learning so many animal transformation skills of the Beast Speaker, only to abandon your previous profession and become a Forest Ranger?"

"This relates to what I meant by 'methods for acquiring a large number of skill points'."

Moran didn't want to say more. He glanced at the sky, which was gradually turning red. The dream world was about to close, so he deliberately kept everyone in suspense:

"It's getting late today. We'll meet here again tomorrow at midnight in the dream world. I'll give you a list then, and if you can provide everything on it, I'll reveal the whole method."

I guarantee that this method is absolutely universally applicable; everyone, regardless of race, class, or level, can use it, as long as they are diligent, patient, and persistent enough. Moreover, there is no cap on skill points that can be acquired using this method.

Downs' pupils dilated slightly. He was both an intelligence investigator for the hidden mission and an adventurer who was very knowledgeable about the rules of the dream world.

He was very clear about the value of skill points.

Limited and hard-to-obtain skill points have always been a stumbling block on the path of all adventurers, often forcing them to give up some of their favorite skills.

If the adventurer's statement is true, then the situation will be completely changed.

But his professional instincts kept him suspicious: "You'd better not be playing tricks. The federal government does offer high prices for intelligence, but the cost of deceiving us is much higher."

Moran smiled confidently: "We'll see in time."

After saying that, she walked past him and headed towards the Treeheart Inn, returning to her room before the dream world closed.

Back in the real world, Moran didn't immediately immerse herself in studying the skill book as usual. Instead, she unusually turned on her communication watch and logged into the Dream Forum, which she hadn't checked in a long time. The forum homepage was fine, but as she clicked into the Forest Island section, a series of popular posts related to her instantly filled the screen.

Besides those rumor posts containing words like "hidden quests" or "rare professions," there are also various doxxing posts.

Titles like "Observation Report on the Night Cats of Emerald Wood Village" and "The Movement Routes and Animal Forms of Mysterious Dual-Class Adventurers Revealed"... each one sent chills down her spine.

Moran frowned and opened a few posts.

It turns out that her Night Cat form had already been thoroughly investigated by adventurers.

Someone compiled a "timetable of all Night Cats appearing in Greenwood Village" and used the process of elimination to pinpoint her activity patterns; someone took clear images of her transforming and analyzed her Night Cat morphological characteristics frame by frame; and someone else monitored the windows of the hotel room where she usually stayed and discovered her tits.

"This is too exaggerated..."

Moran muttered to himself, his fingers rapidly swiping across the screen.

She wasn't the only dreamer and adventurer in Emerald Village who could transform into a Night Cat or a Tit, but each person's Night Cat transformation would have differences in weight, height, and activity area.

The Night Cat and the Sparrow who frequent the Treeheart Inn are both her disguises; no wonder she was discovered.

Even with her superb transformation skills, being photographed and videotaped frame by frame and having her movement routes analyzed, it's useless.

No wonder she felt there were more small animals with average shapeshifting skills around the Treeheart Inn lately. She originally thought they were adventurers in animal form gathering and having fun nearby, but it turns out they were all there to spy on her!
Fortunately, only her undisguised Night Cat and Tit forms were exposed; she did not use her other animal forms on her usual routes and they have not been discovered yet.

"Let's monetize the skill points as soon as possible and divert these people's attention!"

Moran stopped paying attention to those posts and instead went to his bookmarks, found a strategy post called "A Comprehensive Summary of Races, Classes, and Skills in the Beginner Zone," and copied down all the items mentioned in it one by one.

She plans to use the information about skill points to obtain settlement guarantees for all common races in the newbie zone, materials for race change ceremonies, invitations to all common professions, and corresponding skill books.

These items are not difficult for the Dreamweaver Federation, which has contact points on various floating islands in the beginner area, to obtain, and they may even have a lot in stock.

Even if the quantity is large and the total value is considerable, the Dreamweaver Federation would likely still be willing to exchange these easily obtainable items for a method of acquiring skill points.

After all, what she described was a universally applicable and stable method for acquiring skill points, which was of great significance to adventurers.

As the largest human power in the real world and also the largest adventurer force in the dream world, the Dream Federation will certainly not let this opportunity pass.

Apart from the Dream Federation, no one else could obtain so many settlement guarantees, job invitations, and skill books from Moran if they sold this information to anyone else.

Whether she was interested or not, she wrote them all on the list.

When the time comes, if she's not interested, she'll just look at the knowledge in the skill book to broaden her horizons; if she's interested in a new magic, she'll take her settlement guarantee and job invitation letter and go directly to change her race and job, paying to have a Dreamer take classes.

This is much faster than her trying to find connections one by one on her own. (End of Chapter)