The Sword God of Shili Slope in the Magical World

After resolving Fei Xue's troubles, she still had to report back to the king. Meanwhile, Su De happened to have some free time and planned to take on a few commissions from the Adventurers' Guild to tide him over, since he still had a huge loan on his hands.

If I can't pay back the money, I feel really uncomfortable all over.

As for the missing personal disciple, there's no rush.

This depends on fate.

The days when I farmed in the countryside were carefree; at least I could just laze around and do nothing.

The Adventurers' Guild Hall.

Su De went to the front desk to check the details of the various commissions and found a bronze badge placed in front of him, waiting for him.

The receptionist smiled and said, "Congratulations, you've become a novice adventurer. This is your adventurer's badge."

"A novice adventurer?"

Sude picked up the medal, glanced at it, and asked, puzzled.

"When did I complete a D-rank mission? I remember that mission was already taken by someone else."

The receptionist exclaimed, "A certain adventurer said that you completed this mission under her supervision. She's a very famous adventurer."

Sud remembered that there was indeed such a rule.

The Rising Star Cultivation Program allows individuals to complete tasks beyond their level under the supervision of advanced adventurers, potentially leading to a promotion.

But his supervisor is not Hisayuki.

Could it be...?

Suddenly, he thought of someone.

Sud chuckled to himself, "When did Bereya become so cunning?"

But this feeling isn't bad.

It feels pretty good to be taken care of.

He used to be the one cleaning up after everyone else; it's time for him, the teacher, to enjoy some peace and quiet.

"I know who it is, so I'll accept this medal."

The receptionist nodded: "Please keep your medal safe. You'll receive a bracelet as a token once you become a high-level adventurer. You also have 300 contribution points, which you can use to purchase some items at the Adventurers' Guild. Would you like to take a look?"

Sude glanced at the list through the counter.

One hundred contribution points can be exchanged for 10 golden grapes.

A single fang from a C-rank monster, the Thunder Beast, requires 500 contribution points.

An enchanted battle sword for intermediate adventurers requires 1000 contribution points.

The advanced magic circle engraved by the Grand Mage can accommodate 10,000 people and can also be used as a city defense magic circle. It requires 100,000 contribution points.

It's obvious that he can't exchange anything for anything.

He flipped to the back, where he found nothing but S-rank monster hair or monster cores, high-level weapons and equipment, and some other strange things.

For example, a piece of iron caught the attention of the Soviet Union and Germany.

[Fragmented Demon King Relic: Mysterious origin, possesses rare anti-magic properties, can break most magic arrays, can be used for forging, requires one million contribution points.]

If I refine this substance into the sword, will I no longer need to fear the power of magic?

Sude thought to himself.

Although he can now contend with the top-tier combat power of the human kingdoms, he would likely have little chance against truly powerful archmages or even grand mages if he were to encounter top-tier combat power in the future.

All he could do was stand there, sword in hand, glaring helplessly.

Unless you change jobs, continue to improve your attributes.

"Wait a minute, can't I change jobs?"

Sude remembered that his attributes were not a personal limit, but a level lock panel.

He immediately looked at the panel, where the words "Change Job?" were prominently displayed.

[The following is the job change budget based on attributes]

【需要提交转职材料：传说级世界材料（0/1），魔王级晶核（0/3），来自神明的认证信物（0/1），古代文明剑之圣遗物（0/1）】

"Not buddy, right?"

When Su De saw the materials he needed, he was completely clueless.

System, do you want to check what you've listed?

Where would a novice adventurer like him find legendary world materials?

There's also a Demon King-level crystal core. Does that mean I'm being asked to kill the Demon King?

He, a novice adventurer, went to slay the Demon King?

Isn't this the kind of work a hero would do?

Su De was extremely depressed.

He could only sense intense malice, and it seemed that it would be difficult for him to change jobs in the short term.

Just as Su De was about to give up, a girl's voice rang out from the side.

"Hello, please help me exchange my remaining contribution points for a holy attribute knight's longsword."

Su De immediately recognized him.

She had short blonde hair, wore a blue dress and armor, had brown eyes, and her face radiated the youthful energy of a young girl.

Isn't this Miss Diana?

That's the trainee knight of the Radiant Knights, whose father is apparently an earl, making him a rather prominent nobleman.

Diana quickly noticed the person beside her, and her eyes lit up with surprise the moment she saw Sud.

He called out in a rather exaggerated voice, "Teacher Su De! You're here too!"

She immediately bowed to Sude, looking like a frightened rabbit.

"It's a pleasure to meet you here!"

Diana's voice was very flustered, as if seeing Sud was like seeing her idol.

Sud glanced at the broadsword in her hand and smiled:

"You really enjoy practicing swordsmanship."

Diana said with a determined look in her eyes, "Because my childhood dream was to become a swordsman."

"Why?" Sude asked.

Her swordsmanship talent wasn't particularly good, but her hard work and perseverance were outstanding.

Diana gripped the hilt of her sword, lowered her head in self-consciousness, her blonde hair obscuring her eyes, and bit her lip, saying, "Because since I was little, many people have said that I was able to enter the sword academy and the Royal Knights because of my father's background and power. I want to use the sword in my hand to speak for myself!"

Sude was very curious: "But why only swords? Magic, longswords, daggers, wouldn't that all be acceptable?"

Diana said earnestly, "Because Captain Fei Xue has always been my idol, I hope I can do the same and prove myself like her. Only the sword is upright and honorable, as you, Teacher Su De, mentioned in the first lesson of the mental cultivation method. As a swordsman, you must understand why you draw your sword. Some draw their swords for injustice, some draw their swords to protect, some draw their swords to survive, and some... draw their swords to sacrifice for the common people."

"I think you're absolutely right."

Hearing these words, Su De was also deeply moved.

By middle age, people have lost much of their passion and enthusiasm; all that remains is petty scheming and self-interest.

He never expected that a casual remark could have such a big impact on others.

Perhaps this is the role of a teacher.

Su De felt an impulse at that moment, since there was a spot available for a personal disciple.

Why not just give it to Diana?

After all, what you teach is the same as teaching, and who you teach is the same as teaching.

More than ten years ago, I didn't really look at any talent and just randomly took in disciples, and yet I still managed to teach a genius like Fei Xue.

With the system backing him up, no matter what, he can be trained into a semi-top swordsman.

Sud thought for a moment, then smiled slightly: "Diana, I don't think you're suited for a knight's broadsword. If you were to switch to a rapier, it might have unexpected effects."

Upon hearing this, Diana paused for a moment, then quickly nodded, "I understand, I'll listen to you!"

She immediately asked the receptionist to exchange it for a thin sword.

Seeing that the other party was so receptive to advice, Su De nodded slightly.

Children can be taught.

He continued, "Also, how's your mastery of the beginner's swordsmanship manual I gave you?"

Diana hesitated before replying, "It's still quite profound, and some of my questions remain unresolved."

Su De nodded as expected and instructed, "Then how about this, come to my training room alone after class from now on."

Upon hearing this, Diana's face lit up with surprise.

The teacher was willing to give her extra lessons.

The implications are self-evident.

They're raising her as a protégé!

I've taken control of my future!

"Okay, teacher!"

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