The Road to Champion of the King of Spirits

Chapter 46 Courses at the Youth Academy
There has never been absolute fairness in this world, and there is nothing wrong with this sentence.

There is no absolute fairness in even the most respected traditional sports.

It is an undeniable objective fact that athletes who were born in a strong sports country and received guidance from professional coaches and adequate nutrition from an early age are more likely to achieve results than athletes from remote areas.

Fairness is always relative, and this is the same in the field of elf sports.

Even if there are 11 basic principles and derivative regulations thick enough to make up a whole book to ensure the fairness of the game, this kind of fairness cannot cover all.

Because an objective fact that cannot be erased is that there is a natural gap between elves.

Some elves are stronger than others, such as the fast dragon, such as Bangira, such as the blood wing dragon, such as the three evil dragons...

Let the big-billed gull fight against the blood-winged wyvern, no matter how powerful the trainer is, it is difficult to guarantee a 10% winning rate.

Because in nature, the former is only the food of the latter, this is the bloodline suppression engraved into the DNA...

Chu Lan was obviously deeply touched by the comparison.

Hack Dragon evolves again to become Kuailong, which is a rare species that almost stands at the apex of regular elves below mythical beasts. However, his Flying Mantis evolves again into Giant Pincer Mantis, which is just a well-regulated ordinary elf.

Since she was a child, she has watched her cousin fight in the professional circle, and Chu Lan knows better than others how big the gap between elf species is.

It's just that his idea of ​​species supremacy is inevitably a bit fatalistic.

Or to put it another way: a bit cowardly.

It is very inconsistent with the values ​​​​of a hot-blooded boy who is indomitable!

Most of the new recruits in the youth training camp present here are the favorites of heaven who have won the top rankings in the semi-professional league in their teens. This kind of thinking that they will admit that they are good at others is obviously not very marketable.

"Aren't you too good-for-nothing? Just because that woman has Hackron? If you feel that you have no hope of graduating, just quit as soon as possible. I really don't know how you won that championship."

The person who said this was a teenager who got a ticket to the youth training camp through the league in other places.

Because he had never played against Chu Lan in the Golden Autumn Cup, he didn't have the slightest awe of the champion Chu Lan, so he just said something, without being polite at all.

Chu Lan just smiled at this, and did not refute for a while.

After the short turmoil, the instructor took the rest of them to the training, and the elves took them separately for the medical examination.

The content taught on the first day was generally quite basic, including the attribute restraint relationship that Chen Mu was already familiar with, the list of elf moves, the derivative effects of many common skills, and so on.

For a qualified professional trainer, all of these need to be memorized proficiently.

Fortunately, Chen Mu learned this part more than 200 years ago, and it is not difficult to remember it.

Then in the afternoon they reunited with their elves, and the trainers at the base of the youth training camp also provided everyone with a very detailed elf physical examination report.

Chen Mu took a look at the report and found that the content on it was far more detailed than he imagined.

The tests not only include height and weight, but also body fat content, upper and lower limb limit strength, skin toughness, energy affinity, resistance to different elements, etc.

In addition to the numbers behind each indicator, there is usually a short evaluation, such as "slightly above the average level of the group", "slightly below the average level of the group", "current performance is acceptable, and the future potential is excellent" and so on.

These evaluations can effectively help them understand this complex and detailed medical report.

Chen Mu was a little surprised at the professionalism of this era. In the era he was familiar with, there was no such modern elf detection technology.

It's just that some people's focus is not on this at this time, but they are questioning the accuracy of this evaluation.

"Are you kidding? My Bibi bird is just the average level of the group? Are you kidding me? I am the league champion!"

Chen Mu turned his head to look over, and found that the one who spoke this time was still the boy who had teased Chu Lan in the morning.

This young man looks about the same age as Chen Mu's current appearance. He is only sixteen or seventeen years old by visual estimation, and he is probably still in high school.

When he became famous and won the championship at a young age, his self-confidence was the most inflated. At this moment, he suddenly got an experience sheet saying that his elf was very ordinary, how could he be convinced?

However, the instructors of the youth training camp don't care about these.

"Okay, after you get the physical examination form, you can ask the coaches in the base to arrange a corresponding exercise plan for you, but please remember that each person's basic consultation time is limited, and the excess part needs to be paid extra."

It turns out that there are still charging items—Chen Mu couldn't help raising his eyebrows at this time.

I feel that I understand more and more the hardships of Uncle Wang Lan before.

Fortunately, he thinks he has some experience in elf training, so it shouldn't cost too much.

But since the existing courses already include basic consultation time, he doesn't mind going to listen to the opinions of these coaches first.

Then he took the croaking frog and took the physical examination form to find an idle coach near the base pool.

Because this person has been standing by the pool, surrounded by water elves, Chen Mu guessed that most of his guidance projects should be related to water.

After talking to him, he found that it was true.

"Oh, I'm a newcomer. I'm the instructor in charge of water-type and ice-type energy moves. You can call me instructor Wang. Your elf is a croaking frog? What about the physical examination form? Show me."

From the conversation, Chen Mu roughly got the following information.

The instructors in the youth training camp are not omnipotent, and each of them is only responsible for a narrow direction.

It is not possible to directly customize a very systematic and comprehensive training plan for your elves here. The trainer needs to decide what he wants to practice first, and then go to the instructor in the corresponding field in the base.

The first two hours of instruction each day are free, or the fee is already included in the tuition fee paid in advance.

But if you still need guidance after two hours, you have to pay extra.

It can be said to be quite stingy!

But for now, he can only choose to accept it.

After reading the physical examination form, Instructor Wang said.

"Your croaking frog has a good potential in terms of energy affinity, good physical fitness, and a high sensitivity to ripples. It is very suitable for studying my courses. I can help you design a set of plans. Short-term The target can let him learn 'Water Wave', how about it, do you think it is necessary?"

The wave of water is a standard water energy move, and it is the field that the opponent is good at.

Chen Mu also felt that this would be very beneficial to the croaking frog.

It's just that he still needs to ask.

"Is two hours of instruction per day enough for this course? Do I need to pay extra?"

No way, his current income is not much.

Instructor Wang smiled heartily.

"Don't worry, our normal courses here are scheduled for two hours a day, and we won't cheat you. Of course, you can also sign up for a crash course with extra money, but then your elf will be more tired, and the amount of daily exercise will be greater. .”

To be honest, he wasn't worried about the amount of exercise, but he still calmed down and said, "Then let's start with a set of normal courses."

Afterwards, the instructor took him to sign an application form, and on the way to get the application form, Chen Mu noticed from the corner of his eye that Fang Lingyuan, who said she had something to miss the trainer course in the morning, had returned.

And at this moment, several base instructors surrounded her impressively.

(End of this chapter)