Recruit black physique to start practice in wasteland

Chapter 2363 Novel Experience
Ratan knew the request was a bit outrageous, but he was also very frank about it.

"We know you're in a hurry to leave, so we're giving you a task quota."

It has to be said that the tapirs are not stupid at all; they are adept at analyzing various pros and cons and can seize certain opportunities.

The problem is that their shrewdness is just petty cleverness; they are short-sighted and rarely able to properly examine themselves!
“We don’t need it to deliver,” Qu Jianlei shook his head. “We don’t care either. Its planet hasn’t been attacked, so we won’t take the order.”

It's just an indicator of leaving the body, is it that difficult? What he can't stand the most is people who get the benefits and then act innocent!
Ratan was not surprised. Based on its understanding of cultivators, it knew that its old friend's idea was basically wishful thinking.

It meant its second point—I want to help that guy, so I'd appreciate your help regarding the situation on our home planet.

Asking for favors shouldn't be done with empty promises, but Ratan had previously paid fines to cultivators and was also in debt.

It indicated that if anything happens, everyone should step in first, and it will absolutely honor the decision in the future—Rajan can bear witness to this.

Actually, its willingness to help in the battle was not only due to its good relationship with the enemy, but also because of its great reputation.

The three great masters, Laru, Rajan, and Ratan, are now extremely famous among the tapirs.

They followed the cultivators and reversed the great war; they had also previously gone with the cultivators to capture alien prisoners.

Some tapirs harbor resentment, saying that they changed the nature of warfare, but their overall reputation within the tribe remains quite high.

Laru also went with it to support the Star Eater.

Qu Jianlei wouldn't cause trouble for himself. He said that our relationship wasn't that deep, and regardless of whose home planet it was, everything should be done according to the rules.

They've been dealing with Ratan for quite some time now, and the holidays are over; they can still communicate normally with the Star Eater Grandmaster.

However, you really can't give tapirs a friendly look. They love to play tricks without realizing it, and they really like to take advantage of others.

Ratan was somewhat disappointed, as it felt the relationship between the two sides was still acceptable—it had also risked its life to charge into battle in the last fight.

But in the end, it restrained its emotions and said that with those words, it could rest assured.

At least they didn't say they wouldn't care, right?

Two months later, news came that Ratan and the other two Great Venerables had engaged in a great battle with the Tree Clan, and as a result... a Mother Tree had appeared on the other side!
Because it was a three-on-two fight, the Tapir tribe did not suffer any losses; the three Great Venerables were slightly injured, and it is said that they severely damaged two of the opponent's mother trees.

This record... is somewhat unverifiable. Although it is said that the Tapir tribe launched a counterattack, the five-person group only listened to it.

They are now immune to the Tapir's various achievements, unless they see them with their own eyes.

However, this battle still attracted great attention within the Tapir tribe.

It has little to do with winning or losing; the key point is that the form of war has completely changed!
It's not surprising that the Zerg can muster more Out-of-Body members to fight, but the Treant Out-of-Body Mother Trees are very wary of each other!

Later, new information came that the Star Eater Grandmaster had searched the souls of the Tree Clan and found the reason.

In the battle against the Treants, the Zerg also employed a tactic of having multiple members leave their bodies to participate in the fight.

It's not surprising that the tree race followed suit, but it's a bit puzzling how the mother trees managed to put aside their prejudices.

The two Grand Masters, Ratan and Raru, came to the aid of their kin, and their prestige soared once again.

With the help of many powerful beings from the Tapir race, Laru's tribe was relocated back to their original home planet.

After the last great war, the Zerg realized they could not remain in the heart of the Tapir territory for long and decisively withdrew.

Laru returned to his homeland, only to find it ravaged and his tribe reduced to a mere tenth. It was truly a heartbreaking sight…

Even with the help of other tribes in rebuilding, it would take more than a hundred or two hundred years to restore its vitality.

However, none of these are the key points. The key point is that the tapirs realized that the form of war could never be the same again!

The Nascent Soul Grandmasters appeared on the battlefield, and their only mobile combat force was this elite team of cultivators.

Lata had no choice but to come over again and discuss with Qu Jianlei to make a slight compromise—after all, you had received benefits!

Qu Jianlei refused righteously, stating that cultivators always act according to the rules and there is no room for leniency.

However, the other party secretly slipped another protective rule over them—"Why don't you ask them for me?"
Qu Jianlei couldn't help but feel a little emotional, realizing that obtaining a guardian rule used to be harder than climbing to heaven.

Now look what's happened, they're so busy collecting money their hands are almost sore... It seems that wealth in the world really does tend to be accumulated in groups!

However, although he collected quite a lot of Guardian Rules, there's never enough of them.
Now that he had accepted the benefits, he had to do something. He said to the other four, "How about we consider conducting a trial?"
In fact, he had had similar thoughts for a long time, and waiting here idly was not a good idea.

They can either go to space to continue looking for opportunities, or they can train their team.

The four great venerables were of course aware that he had received benefits, but they did not force him to accept the suggestion of a trial.

Minning Zhenzun believed that the suggestion was timely, since everyone had already begun working on the matter of returning.

Han Li and Wen Xian also expressed their support, saying that the five-person group had been looking for opportunities everywhere, which was too risky and it was not advisable to release their subordinates.

Now that everyone has some free time, it's time to train the team more to prepare for a full-scale conquest of this world in the future.

As for risks? There are definitely some, but operating in a fixed area has greatly reduced the danger.

Moreover, the trials for cultivators always have a death threshold, let alone in another world.

If you can complete the trial, there will be many benefits when you develop this world in the future!

Cultivators naturally fear death, but they fear poverty even more.

Therefore, Qu Jianlei and Lata agreed on supplementary terms, stipulating that their side would send some low-level cultivators to dangerous star regions.

However, these cultivators are not under the command of the tapir race and act independently. They are not obligated to fight to the death in the event of a major battle.

They will make their own judgments: fight if they can, run if they can't win, and of course, summon a celestial being to save the day if conditions permit.

In short, the main point is to make no promises, not cooperate with the tapirs, and only have the authority to summon people.

Qu Jianlei showed no embarrassment, saying that this was something he had tried his best to achieve.

Grand Master Lata felt the conditions weren't good enough and wanted to try again—it was just a group of minor cultivators, not enough.

However, Rajan immediately stopped it, saying, "Senior, as long as cultivators show up, that's a good thing!"

It's true what they say about the tapirs being good at clever tricks; that really hits the nail on the head.

Grand Master Lata was taken aback for a moment, then realized what he meant and nodded decisively, "You're right."

"I'm not entirely sure if it's right or wrong..." Rajan thought to himself. "How much more do you want from a mere guardian rule?"
Next, everyone except Jin Ge Zhenxian released their attendants, including Qu Jianlei.

These people are not averse to fighting, especially since helping the Tapirs protect the planet gives them the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the environment beforehand.

Some people even got so excited that they went to visit the tapir's home planet.

This is truly a novel experience.

Although the group of five disliked the tapirs intensely, there was no doubt that a society of alien races that was relatively friendly to humans was extremely rare.

Cultivators can send out a maximum of two such teams at a time, and often only one.

They won't stay near their home planet for long; if nothing major happens after three months of investigation, they'll withdraw immediately.

The tapir tribe initially hoped to send two more teams, but later came to their senses and stopped insisting.

With so many teams, even the Celestial Venerable simply couldn't take care of them all, right?

The reason for this requirement is that the appearance of cultivators has an immediate and exceptionally good effect.

They don't need to make a move; as soon as they show themselves, the surrounding Zerg usually turn and run away.

Later, the Zerg gradually discovered that it seemed that there were also differences in strength among cultivators.

However, even with these differences, it is undeniable that, at the same cultivation level, cultivators possess far greater combat power than the tapirs.

So much so that later on, the Zerg gradually developed the belief that "one immortal is worth five tapirs."

This is supposedly a high level of recognition, but none of the cultivators were convinced of it.

In terms of individual combat strength, it's passable, but when it comes to the real battlefield, cultivators dare to fight 1000 against 10,000!
The Mo Clan dared not take the cultivator's arrogant words to heart, for the cultivator was not only truly skilled in combat, but also had a Celestial Venerable behind him.

Previously, some members of the Tapir clan believed that cultivators would only summon the Celestial Venerable when they encountered a powerful enemy.

After all, given the Celestial Venerable's lofty position, it's unlikely he would respond to his subordinates' calls at any time.

Some of the more confident tapirs even sought a suitable opportunity to provoke the cultivators.

There was no real grudge; I just couldn't stand the other person's arrogant attitude.

However, soon after, news spread that these cultivators, who were supposedly undergoing "trials," were being protected by celestial beings!

The tapir race only felt that cultivators were high and mighty, while the insect race both feared and hated cultivators!
Some Zerg knew that these cultivators were slightly weaker, so they wanted to set a trap to ensnare them.

Little did they expect that there was a hidden, Nascent Soul Immortal nearby, ready to strike at any moment.

The Zerg suffered several losses before they realized that these immortals were called "protectors of the Dao"!
These cultivators, besides having protectors by their side, can indeed call upon others when they are in a hurry, with at least two Immortal Venerables coming.

As the days went by, although the group of five rarely showed themselves, the reputation of cultivators grew louder and louder in the Mo tribe society.

So much so that later on, on the home planet of the Tapir race, a single Golden Core cultivator could roam freely.

Over the course of five years, the Tapir clan had essentially gotten to know all the hundreds of cultivators.

At the same time, the five-man team completed three more kills by exiting the body.

There are three years left, and only four spots remain.

Although there weren't many more decent opportunities, no one cared, as everyone was busy preparing for their return.

Minning Zhenzun was still a little itchy, and since he had nothing else to do, he went to the Chaotic Star Cluster alone.

Half a day later, he rushed back, his face full of excitement, "It seems like an opportunity is coming soon, the Zerg and the Tree Clan have started fighting!"

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