The Road to Champion of the King of Spirits

Chapter 49
Many people have this kind of experience when they were students: when you and your friend did poorly in the exam, you will sigh together, but at this time, if another friend does worse than you in the exam, it is likely that the two of you will be in a bad mood Everything will change for the better.

But now Chen Mu is playing almost the last little friend.

That's right, in this test, he and Quacking Paowa took the last place very well, giving everyone in this youth training camp a wave of confidence.

It can be called a charity leader...

He was very calm about it.

Because Chen Mu has always been a very pragmatic person.

There were "tickets" for the semi-finals of the previous competition, so he naturally went all out, but now this test will not bring any real impact, it is roughly equivalent to the club's one-time investigation of them, so he is not very optimistic about winning or losing up.

It doesn't matter if you fall behind in the ranking for a while, anyway, graduation can't be achieved overnight.

But this will inevitably make his image among the students of the same class drop a bit.

So much so that in the end, he became a tool that others often used to dis Chu Lan.

"Look at how cowardly you are, your roommates are more ambitious than you."

At this time, Chen Mu could only touch his nose innocently.

He was really shot while lying down.

However, he was really curious about Chu Lan's changes after joining the youth training camp.

In my impression, this flamboyant boy in a peaked cap doesn't have such a personality in the amateur competition.

After completing another day of training and returning to the dormitory of the training camp, Chen Mu found a chance to ask Chu Lan.

"Why are you always so sure that we can't catch up with Fang Lingyuan?"

"Why? Isn't this kind of thing obvious? Elf competition, in the final analysis, is a competition between elves. No matter how sloppy she is, the elves are strong after all.

I have seen this kind of thing a lot. When everyone in the amateur circle was still a beginner, the command of the trainer could often reverse the gap between elves, because at that time many people did not know how to fully develop the potential of their elves.

But after entering the youth training camp, when everyone started to use the most scientific methods to exercise, the gap between the elves would only widen.

This competition has never been fair, it's just that you haven't seen it through until now. "

There seemed to be a strong unwillingness and resentment in Chu Lan's words.

It wasn't until then that Chen Mu suddenly realized that this young man might have seen something before.

Reminiscent of what he once said that his cousin is a professional player of this club, and he grew up in the youth training camp since he was a child.

At this moment, Chen Mu seemed to wake up to something.

But he still wants to ask: "If this is the case, why do you still want to join the youth training camp?"

"Of course it is to accumulate experience and then buy better elves as soon as possible."

Chu Lan said without hesitation.

At this moment, Chen Mu suddenly didn't know how to comfort him.

To be honest, before this moment, his overall perception of this era was excellent.

Although he seemed to smell a hint of conspiracy theory in historical documents, which made him feel a little chilled, the peace of nearly 200 years after that was still generally what he liked to see.

In his opinion, all aspects of this era are very good, whether it is the reconciled coexistence of humans and elves, or the various progress and explorations of people in the new era for elf cultivation.

These developments are all great to him.

Only the trainers of this era always make him feel...unspeakable.

It is true that the term trainer itself has a new interpretation in this era, and it is no longer the same profession as the alliance fighter in his original impression.

However, the similarity between the two being accompanied by elves still makes Chen Mu unable to resist comparing the two together.

However, so far, none of the trainers of this era has left a particularly good impression on him.

Perhaps Chu Lan thought she had seen through the essence of competition.

Little did he know that Chen Mu only thought this idea was ridiculous.

As far as the difference in elves' aptitude, what could be greater than the gap between divine beasts and ordinary elves?

In reality, the quasi-god is just a beautified title for human beings. There is a natural gap between the so-called quasi-god and the real beast!
But even so, in the era when Chen Mu was active, there were still countless trainers risking their lives to challenge the divine beasts, and some of them really trained their ordinary elves to be comparable to the divine beasts!
These people are called Heavenly Kings!

Unfortunately, Chen Mu was also one of them back then!

If you resigned to your fate just because you saw the gap, and gave up when you knew it was not as good as it was, then 200 years ago, the Donghuang Alliance might still be shrinking along the Huanghe River, and even Yuehua Mountain would not be able to climb over.

Of course, there is a gap between elves innate.

But if you don't think about bridging or even overcoming this gap, what do you need a trainer for?
So even though Chen Mu understands that there is no absolute fairness in competition, he still does not agree with Chu Lan's point of view.

However, he is not the kind of life mentor who can speak well.

He didn't try to persuade Chu Lan.

Instead, with the passage of time, Chu Lan gradually convinced most of the freshmen in this youth training camp...

Later, Chen Mu found that most of the friends only appeared in the trainer class in the morning, and followed them to learn cultural lessons such as attribute restraint, elf moves, and even competition skills.

And when it was time for free training in the afternoon, most of the freshmen of this year went out to work with Chu Lan—they were all saving money to buy an elf with better racial aptitude next time.

Just like what Chu Lan himself said: He thought that his Flying Mantis potential could not surpass that of Hackron, so he decided to simply give up training Flying Mantis and save enough money to buy the next one. Good elf.

At the end of the afternoon, the only ones who would stay in the youth training camp and spend a lot of time training their initial elves were Chen Mu, and the boy who was alienated by his friends because of his lack of mouth, but in the end he got closer and closer to Chen Mu. : Liu Jiaming.

On this day, Liu Jiaming, as always, was full of firepower in the void, even though the other friends were no longer in the training camp base.

"Are those guys a bunch of white-eyed wolves? Could it be that their attitude towards the initial elves is just as a tool for them to enter the professional youth training camp?! It's too much!!"

Chen Mu looked at him amusedly.

Originally, Chen Mu thought that when he entered the youth training camp, he would become friends with Chu Lan, who was also from the same league and had an old acquaintance, but who would have thought that in the end, the one who would complain next to him every day would be the number one in the youth training camp? Tian opened his mouth and scolded him and Chu Lan's irritable teenagers.

In a way, the two of them are now brothers and sisters.

It happened to be the ranking of the previous test, one of them fell to the first, and the other fell to the second.

But at this time, Chen Mu's response remained unchanged.

In other words, his thinking has never changed in the past 200 years.

"In this era, not all trainers are like this."

(End of this chapter)