27. Meet Young Master Bai again
Subway also gave this extremely scientific, rigorous, and perfect power system hierarchy to his roommate Russell selflessly!
In this system of strength, the transcendent is divided into 5 major realms:
1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade.
Those who are weaker than the first grade are not in the stream.
The first grade is divided into the early first grade, the middle of the first grade, the late first grade, and the half-step second grade, with a total of 4 small realms.
In addition, it can be further subdivided, such as the peak of the late first grade, and the half-step second grade.
For example, Russell's spiritual level was only "uninformed" at the time of the entrance exam, and after absorbing the scrolls of knowledge in the first grade, he ascended spiritually to the beginning of the first grade.
Because Subway had a spiritual foundation before entering the school, his strength is now in the middle of the first gradeβto be precise, in the middle of the first grade, the peak of the Great Perfection is half a step later.
In order to achieve the spiritual intensity required to advance to the second grade, one must reach at least half a step to the second grade level. After a period of stability, you can absorb the second-grade knowledge scroll and break through to the beginning of the second-year.
The children's version of the meditation method from "Happy Learning Magic" has indeed worked well for newcomers, but now, it has reached a bottleneck.
Russell was clearly aware that the use of children's meditation was already much slower than at the beginning, and that the daily spiritual growth was too small.
At the current pace of spirituality, it would take a few months for Russell to enter the middle of the first grade! Not to mention late first grade.
If he wants to reach half-step second grade by the end of the school year in June, he urgently needs to master more advanced spiritual methods.
According to the course described on the official website, the spiritual practice class will start in the third week of school. Russell plans to see if he can learn more advanced spiritual practices in class, and if he can't, he will look elsewhere.
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It's another familiar evening, and Russell is practicing spiritism on the playground.
During this time, every day after school, Russell would be near the playground and practice a little more.
Russell took out the tuna packed in the cafeteria, and used the corpse as a medium to summon the ghost of the tuna, allowing it to possess him.
[Master Swimmer: Your swimming ability has been upgraded to the master level, and you can swim in the water at high speeds. γ
Russell crushed a spider to death, allowing the spider's soul to possess himself.
[Climbing: Your body can climb in a vertical plane.] γ
[Spider Silk: Stretch out the palm and then hold the middle finger and ring finger up, forming a special gesture where only the thumb, index finger and little finger are straightened, and spider silk can be sprayed from the wrist. The hardness of spider silk is not high, and it consumes a lot of protein in the body, so it is not recommended to try it frequently. γ
Russell ordered the spirit of a sparrow in the air to possess him.
[Gliding: Because you lack the necessary body organs, you can't really fly like a bird, but you can also glide in the air by flapping your hands in the air and slowing down.] But doing so makes you look stupid. γ
Russell drove the ghost of a sea hare in the air and let it possess him,
[Showdown: Your mind is full of messy information, and you have no idea what expertise you have acquired, so you have to explore it on your own.] γ
Because his spiritual level is too low, every time he possesses his body, Russell will immediately end his possession state to avoid too much spiritual energy consumption.
During this time, Russell tried one ghost after another.
Unfortunately, most animal and human ghosts don't bring new expertise to themselves, or the knowledge that appears in their brains is too vague to distinguish.
"It's a pity that none of the abilities given by these souls after possession are particularly powerful, and the upper limit of their abilities will not exceed the physiological structure of ordinary humans too much." Russell sighed.
However, he is already very satisfied with this result.
After all, these are just ghosts of ordinary creatures, and it doesn't cost anything to drive them.
The most powerful power of psychics is that they can make contracts with spirit-like transcendent beings.
For example, resentful spirits, riot spirits, guardian spirits, heroic spirits, natural spirits, immortal families of horse immortals, and so on.
If he can contract a spirit-like transcendent creature, his comprehensive strength in fighting, dealing with crises and solving problems will inevitably be raised to a big level!
"It seems that there are transcendent spirits for sale on the official website of the academy, and when the strength is a little stronger and you can bear the contract, you will go to the official website to buy a cheap spirit-type transcendent creature!"
Russell thought as he found a no-man's corner, sat down to meditate with his eyes closed, and regained his spirituality.
More than an hour later, Russell, who had regained his energy, opened his eyes.
In his hazy vision, he noticed a familiar figure in his peripheral vision.
It was a boy in a small dress who looked to be thirteen or fourteen years old. He was dressed exquisitely, just like a little boy.
The boy hurried into the grove at the edge of the playground.
Russell remembered the boy who was a freshman in his profession and who had long aspired to have the image of a necromancer and lead an army of skeletons.
He also lost a needle in that class.
The pseudonym he used in the academy seems to be "Kuroha".
Although Black Feather has a good appearance, he is shy and withdrawn, and he usually doesn't have too in-depth communication with other classmates.
"What is he doing? Why did you leave the classroom so late today and go to the woods? β
Russell didn't want to be curious about these inconsequential things, but in his experience, any unusual event could trigger an important plot.
He walked briskly towards the grove where the black feather had disappeared.
At a distance of a few dozen meters from the grove, Russell's enhanced hearing could faintly hear the sound of chaotic conversation.
Russell found a statue, hid behind it, and after making sure that the others wouldn't find out, he listened intently to the sounds in the grove.
- The image of this statue is one of only two fifth-year students in the history of the academy, a genius witch who has graduated from the academy, and the thorn bird senpai.
Unfortunately, the distance is still a bit far, and I can't hear the details of the conversation at all.
Just as Russell hesitated to stop eavesdropping, he was shocked.
Among the voices of the conversation was a voice that he was quite familiar with.
It's white!
The evil white-haired youth who clashed with him on the admissions exam, the younger brother of the Arctic Wolf, the leader of the academy gang "White Wolf Club".
What do White and Black Feathers do in the grove?
And it seems like it's not just the two of them talking to each other!
Russell tapped his eyebrows, turned on his vision, and selected a velociraptor ghost from the surrounding ghosts.
"Wandering spirit, follow my will!"
Russell pointed at the velociraptor soul and poured consciousness and spirituality into it, driving it and ordering it to approach the grove.
The velociraptor trembled twice, tried to struggle but failed, followed Russell's thoughts, and ran towards the grove.
This is a huge advantage for Russell over other students in the same major.
Others, even with psionic vision or similar abilities, can't see dinosaur souls!
When the velociraptor spirit stepped into the edge of the grove, Russell closed his eyes slightly, switching his senses to the spirit.
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