T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

"Actually, you have a lot of talent. He really wants to teach you, but he has been asleep for over a thousand years and is just as awkward as before. He wants to teach you, but he doesn't know how to start. He's clumsy with words and a bit silly, so he subconsciously teases you."

"Before coming here, he looked in the mirror and tried for a long time to put on a good face, trying not to look like the 'smug face' that players in your world described. Hmm... actually, he was subtly concerned about this evaluation, which is strange, he didn't do it before."

"Looking in the mirror and adjusting my expression had little effect, but at least my eyes weren't so scary anymore."

"You know what? When I first met him, his eyes looked like he could eat you alive."

Sayer feigned composure, gritting his teeth: "You're saying too much; these things are irrelevant!"

"Are you going to teach or not? If not, I'm going to find Potato a new teacher right away!" Vanessa's voice suddenly rose. "Don't waste the children's time!"

"teach."

"Is Potato's talent outstanding?"

"So-so."

“Then I’ll find someone else. Faguthar is right. If you don’t teach, there are plenty of others who will.”

"not bad!"

It's true, everything has its counter.

Vanessa scolded Sayer and then rubbed her face against his.

It's docile and gentle, and its attacks are smooth and effortless.

After doing all this, Vanessa floated to the side, crossed her arms, and watched, giving the two of them some space.

Sayer was still trying to struggle when he slowly turned around.

Can you leave?

"why?"

"You watch, I can't control the pace of the lesson."

“No, what if I leave and your old illness relapses, causing my good student to suffer?” Vanessa said firmly. “If I stay here, I can also teach Potato a thing or two. He’s the brain of the team, and he needs to be involved in everything.”

After a long while, Sayer sighed, and the light in his eyes returned.

His gaze returned to Jiang Heyi.

"Your talent is indeed the best I have seen in a long time."

“If it weren’t for Anna, I would have wanted to keep you by my side and teach you.”

"But this path isn't something talent alone can guarantee. I've seen geniuses..."

"Ahem." Vanessa sensed that Sayer was relapsing into his old ailment and immediately interrupted the spellcasting.

Jiang Heyi waved his hands repeatedly: "It's okay, this is also part of the teaching."

Seeing his words, Sayer actually smiled: "It's good that you understand what I'm trying to say."

Sayer, though outwardly disingenuous, had already planned out Jiang Heyi's path and methods for enhancing his mental magic after entering the Anna World before even arriving.

This was the optimal solution he came up with after carefully observing the existing types of mental magic in the world of Anna and the magical environment of the world itself.

Vanessa leaned closer curiously, gazing at the content on the projection screen, a smile involuntarily spreading across her face.

Primarily defensive mental magic, including both single-target and group magic.

Those familiar with Sayer know that he has gone so far in the path of mental magic that he has never encountered an evenly matched opponent.

This also led to his reputation for "only attacking and not defending" in his innovations in mental magic.

However, he is not a so-called glass cannon. Instead, he takes the concept that offense is the best defense to the extreme, and can transform all offensive mental magic into defensive magic.

Only the weak consider survival.

Sayer, on the other hand, has never lost.

The most powerful opponent he has ever faced is a summon in the hands of the Overlord that can distort the minds of intelligent beings over a vast area.

It was during the sparring with his opponent that the rudimentary form of basic mental magic defense techniques that Jiang Heyi now faces was born.

When Jiang Heyi was still in his original world, he began to work on improving these old defensive magic spells.

Vanessa wanted to laugh.

He improved the magic, secretly keeping it from himself, and he kept it a secret.

He outwardly complained about the first student in a thousand years to be recognized for his talent, but secretly he had already started worrying about him before the student died.

"Teacher, I have a..."

"I'm not your teacher yet."

"what?"

Vanessa had already started glaring at Sayer.

Sayer hesitated for a moment before finally speaking.

Have you ever owned a pet?

"I once owned a cat with French fries."

"How do you feel as the owner when your cat dies of old age?"

"Just like with French fries, for the first few days we didn't see it, it would come and rub against our legs every day, meowing for food, jumping around, and we felt empty inside."

Sayer stared into his eyes.

"me too."

Vanessa knew what he meant and complained, "You're taking on students, not raising pets."

"The vicious cycle of the Anna world, no one knows what will happen. Even if we give them the most comprehensive support, we can't overcome the butterfly effect brought about by low-probability events. Fate mocks everyone fairly, we've all experienced it... Didn't you leave me because of this back then?"

Sayer let out a long sigh of relief.

“You’re not my student… at least that will make it easier for me to face that moment.”

“You’re just fooling yourself,” Vanessa said, pouting. “You’re so twisted.”

Jiang Heyi felt the same way, but subtly, he was less reserved in front of Sayer.

"But how should I address you?"

"It's a short experience, so you can call me by my first name if you want, I don't mind."

"Does it fit?"

"If you are lucky enough to come back, you can ask the teacher to make it up to you."

Putting aside his awkwardness, Sayer is definitely a qualified teacher.

My initial impression of Sayer was that he would give students the cold shoulder if they were slow to learn or couldn't grasp the concepts, and he would scold them at the drop of a hat.

The reality is quite the opposite; Sayer is much more patient than one might imagine.

As an absolute pioneer, he peeled away the layers of knowledge, like an onion, from the basics to advanced levels of mental magic, repeatedly breaking it down and turning it into a paste before feeding it to Jiang Heyi.

It can be described as "ready to eat straight from the can".

In addition to basic mental magic training, Sayer also focused on answering questions from the "mental magic examiners" who existed on the continent of Anna.

The text dissects the recorded mental magic techniques of the examiner, the Great Snow Mountain Demon, the Metasequoia, and Dussel, and provides solutions including but not limited to prop sanctions and magical countermeasures.

The main strategy is to take the initiative if you have the strength, and seek external help if you lack the strength. The plan is comprehensive and the preparations are thorough.

Sayer earnestly said, "There is a big difference between theory and practice. The solution I'm giving you must be applied in the life-or-death, instantaneous battles. You can't apply it rigidly, or you'll die."

Jiang Heyi nodded seriously.

Their combat skills had already been greatly honed during the simulation of the Proof of the Stars.

As long as he doesn't waste his time or get greedy with his attacks, he's confident he can defeat any opponent of similar skill level.

but……

The lack of suitable weapons and equipment is a major disadvantage.

After all, Proof of the Stars is a game, and it needs to provide players with a good gaming experience. Therefore, the advantages brought by equipment become very obvious in the later stages of the game.

In the simulation of the boundary between reality and illusion, the biggest variable is that they obtained high-quality equipment early on, making their combat power seem out of place compared to the main storyline monsters of the same period.

Once they arrived in Anna, in reality, they couldn't find Eleravie at first, so they had to use the cheapest weapons available.

We also need to find ways to obtain the money to buy weapons.

Not to mention, game enchantments are already far more outrageous than real-world enchantments.

Moreover, even if we find Elaevi, the quality of her weapons will probably not reach the same level as those in the game.

Vanessa and Sayer both stated that Origin Elemental Weapons can indeed be forged in the environment of the Anaworld.

The premise is...

They can quickly access the Temple of the Clarity on the continent of Devilland, which was misplaced 100 years ago and is now in the present timeline.

Not to mention that misalignment doesn't happen in every cycle, the most important point is...

During their journey through the Temple of the Clarity, they died and died repeatedly!

In reality, you only have one life. Once it's given away, it's gone forever. There's no such thing as resurrection.

In addition, since their weapons and equipment are ordinary, what they can compete on is their hard power.

Many characters and monsters that could have been easily crushed or disregarded now have to be treated with utmost seriousness after transmigrating.

With so many factors at play, the decision to go to the Devilland continent and try to storm the Temple of the Clarity after transmigrating is truly a great decision worthy of a song of courage.

They were all learning in the same white cube space. The boundary between the virtual and real worlds was invisible to each other, but they could all feel each other's presence.

As if by prior arrangement, everyone's get out of class ended at roughly the same time, and each class lasted about an hour—the amount of information was too much, and we were worried that they would overeat and not absorb it well.

The classes for French fries, warm beds, and squid are slightly shorter, with breaks of 30 to 40 minutes each.

They were also the first people to obtain a doll-like body in the boundary between the virtual and the real.

The reason is simple: martial artists require high-intensity training, an intensity that spirit simulation cannot provide.

It has excellent adaptability. Each body is controlled by a doll that never appears in person. It is hand-crafted, and the body and soul are highly compatible. It can be used immediately upon arrival.

The squid is described as being lighter than its original body, as if it were full of power.

That's it. This kind of talk is not far from indulging in bloodshed and suffering, or mechanical ascension.

The martial artists' training partners are not only all sorts of strange monsters, but also their professional teachers.

Compared to these top-tier trainers, the training intensity offered by Holola is truly like a beginner's to advanced level.

When Jiang Heyi heard that the fries had met a teacher who introduced himself as being from the medical team, he immediately felt a deep respect for him.

Such outrageous cross-departmental guidance is already a standard feature that screams invincibility and power.

Unsurprisingly, on the day of the confrontation, one of the French fries' arms was severed...

Fortunately, for practical training purposes, the Doll Master installed pain suppression valves on each doll's body; otherwise, the fries would probably have been sent back to the furnace on the spot.

A martial artist's real combat is always a life-or-death struggle.

Only by maintaining a calm mind, activating bodily instincts, and imprinting the "correct answer" under the fear of imminent death can one ensure landing in Anna and not being inexplicably sent away by accidents.

The intensity was explosive, but no one complained.

Despite his broken hand, French Fries managed to fight the medical team leader for another 5 minutes.

This fighting spirit led to the statement, "Are you interested in studying medicine? I can teach you."

This must be the highest praise they could give?

Chapter 557 Eve of the Cycle

During the specialized advanced professional training, the Trinity Dominator did not appear.

Long before the boundary between reality and illusion collapsed, they joined forces with the master who specialized in puppets and games to create a body that perfectly fit the seven people.

The only problem is whether he can integrate smoothly into Anna.

The answers given by the group were...

"It's probably not a problem."