Chapter 80
Chu Chu Danqing spent the remaining time very fruitfully; besides the necessary study, practice, and training Da Bao, he spent his time worshipping the snake soul and conducting cultivation and education.
With the worship, the snake soul's recovery improved significantly, changing from its original wilted appearance to becoming spirited.
In addition, it was able to leave the spirit tablet and move around in the shrine, with a much larger range of activity than before.
However, that was all; the snake soul without a body could not leave the shrine no matter how it recovered later.
After becoming a Guardian Spirit, it could only move into Chu Chu Danqing's body, unless Chu Chu Danqing had corresponding cultivation later on.
Until the trial prompt from Paradise arrived, interrupting Chu Chu Danqing's daily routine.
【Reserve Apostles will enter the trial world in one hour to execute the trial mission; please prepare in advance】
Chu Chu Danqing had nothing to prepare; after all, he was a Summoner and did not participate in direct combat.
It's just that he didn't expect another Paradise prompt to appear after the trial prompt.
【Reserve Apostle uses directional arrival information: I am Captain Captain Xiongquan, come to the Apostle Square location, there is a cooperation】
"Captain Captain Xiongquan is so generous? He actually sent me a message?" An expression of surprise appeared on Chu Chu Danqing's face.
Reserve Apostles do not have corresponding communication channels; they have to wait until Rank 1 to use them.
But Paradise is not that heartless; if someone really wants to contact another, they can spend 1,000 Paradise Points to send a message.
It's just that there are conditions; you have to know part of the other party's information.
For example, limiting it to the same world in the previous trial mission, which can automatically filter the candidates for sending.
If Chu Chu Danqing wanted to contact Captain Captain Xiongquan, he could do it, but why would he contact the other party for no reason?
"Then let's go see what's going on," Chu Chu Danqing carried the shrine on his back and took Da Bao directly to the coordinates given by Captain Captain Xiongquan.
Upon arriving, Chu Chu Danqing saw Captain Captain Xiongquan at a glance, with a young boy following him.
"What kind of cooperation?" Chu Chu Danqing didn't ask directly.
"Bring someone," Captain Captain Xiongquan pointed to the young boy beside him and said, "Name your price."
Chu Chu Danqing looked him up and down and refused directly: "No time."
He still had to carry the snake soul; how could he have time to bring another drag-along?
"Why don't you bring him yourself?" Chu Chu Danqing asked back.
If it were really a good business, would Captain Captain Xiongquan be a broker instead of taking it on himself?
"My next one is a promotion assessment, I can't bring him," Captain Captain Xiongquan said bluntly. "I'm earning a commission."
"Oh, then you should find someone else yourself," Chu Chu Danqing replied, then turned and left.
"Fifty thousand Paradise Points," the boy said immediately.
When Chu Chu Danqing heard this, his eyes narrowed: "No time."
If he can afford this price, does he still need someone to bring him? This is clearly problematic.
"This is the last one; it seems no one is willing to bring you. You should find someone else," Captain Captain Xiongquan saw that Chu Chu Danqing refused so decisively, and he didn't have a hint of hesitation either.
"Still have some time, want to exchange some ideas?" Chu Chu Danqing issued an invitation.
Captain Captain Xiongquan nodded, and the two went to a cold drink shop nearby.
"What's his situation?" Chu Chu Danqing asked.
"A harmful guy who plays the pig to eat the tiger, throwing out bait to specifically fish for greedy Apostles," Captain Captain Xiongquan did not hide it.
Chu Chu Danqing's eyelids twitched; fortunately, he believed that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
"It's a pity you didn't take it; otherwise, you would have gained something, and I could have picked up a commission," Captain Captain Xiongquan didn't think Chu Chu Danqing would be tricked by the other party.
The winner would only be Chu Chu Danqing, not the other party.
Cooperation naturally refers to him and Chu Chu Danqing working together to pit the other party.
After all, bait needs to be set; the other party does have some assets.
"I'm a bit curious, how did you gather the faction contribution?" Chu Chu Danqing asked.
"By relying on side missions. Then how did you get the help of the natives in the trial world?" Captain Captain Xiongquan asked back.
In the last few days, he had gathered some intelligence and learned about some of the trends that happened after he escaped.
"By doing good deeds and hidden missions," Chu Chu Danqing said honestly, and asked again: "What is the situation with side missions?"
He knew that in addition to regular trial missions, there were three types of missions: side, hidden, and serial.
Chu Chu Danqing had only triggered hidden missions, and serial missions were superimposed on trial missions.
Captain Captain Xiongquan directly ignored the three words "doing good deeds" that Chu Chu Danqing said.
In his view, being able to invite so many people to do good deeds is not enough; it is more likely due to hidden missions.
"Side missions are supplementary branches formed for trial missions; the difficulty and rewards fluctuate based on the trial mission. How do you trigger hidden missions?" Captain Captain Xiongquan continued to ask.
Chu Chu Danqing understood the reason upon hearing this.
He hadn't explored trial missions much, which is why he hadn't triggered side missions.
"Given by natives and triggered in real-time," Chu Chu Danqing said again; this was indeed his experience in triggering hidden missions.
Anyway, the two hidden missions he obtained in the previous trial world were like gifts.
Once these words came out, Captain Captain Xiongquan only felt a breath stuck in his chest that he couldn't let out.
"How do you trigger side missions?" Chu Chu Danqing continued to ask.
"You haven't triggered them???" Captain Captain Xiongquan was thinking about what to ask, and Chu Chu Danqing spoke first, but the question made the breath he was holding dissipate.
"No, I don't pay much attention to trial missions." Chu Chu Danqing's trial mission this time was basically completed by the way through his network of contacts.
He just made a choice when joining the faction, and the subsequent missions were basically based on relationships.
"Understood, your path is different from mine," Captain Captain Xiongquan naturally didn't intend to replicate Chu Chu Danqing's method.
What is suitable for others is not necessarily suitable for oneself.
"Side missions are formed around trial missions; you need to have a certain amount of exploration of the trial mission," Captain Captain Xiongquan continued to explain.
The two of them exchanged words for about half an hour before leaving separately.
Chu Chu Danqing had learned a lot about side missions and thought about trying them in the next trial world.
Captain Captain Xiongquan also gained a lot, obtaining the experience of triggering hidden missions.
As for serial missions, neither of them had triggered any except for serial-type trial missions.
"Compared to hidden missions, side missions seem easier to trigger," Chu Chu Danqing thought slightly: "And the focus is different."
"Hidden missions are about digging into the background and dark lines."
"Side missions are about moving along the existing context."
"In terms of rewards, they are about the same; as long as the mission difficulty goes up, they are extremely rich."
In Chu Chu Danqing's view, there is actually not much difference between the two.
However, there is still a difference in danger; hidden missions are more dangerous and more difficult.
Captain Captain Xiongquan followed side missions, and the enemies he encountered were not too excessive and were all within a manageable range.
Chu Chu Danqing followed the route of hidden missions, and Captain Captain Xiongquan followed him to fight a wave of Bai Yao, which almost cost him his life.
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