A Game for Everyone: God-Level Talent is Achieved Through Rolling In.

As Nie Wan walked through the woods, dazzling sunlight filtered through the layers of tree canopy, turning into soft dappled light that intertwined with the shadows of the leaves and fell upon her.

Behind her, Chuanghuai stumbled and pushed through the grass, following closely behind.

She was so tall that she had to constantly duck to avoid being shaded by the olive branches.

Looking at Nie Wan, who was walking ahead of him and seemed as reliable as a pillar, Chuang Huai was still a little dazed.

Just as Nie Wan had thought, she had already figured out the problem with the dream test on the first day. She realized that it wasn't that she would stay in this formation for three days, but that she wouldn't be able to get out if she didn't overcome the obstacles and break the formation.

At first, he felt like he had been tricked, but when he thought about the huge difference in combat power between himself and Nie Wan, he understood that no matter how unwilling he was, he could only obey Nie Wan's arrangements to pass the test.

I forced myself to focus all my attention on passing the levels, and then, as I kept going, I lost track of time.

Even someone like Nie Wan felt like it took her more than half a year to conquer all twenty-eight constellations, let alone someone whose skills and reflexes were not as good as Nie Wan's.

But this girl also has one good point: she never gives up.

Although he died nearly a thousand times in the Wei Yueyan level, he still managed to find a foothold little by little and broke through the first level by honing his skills.

The same applies to the following levels.

Her profession is a pharmacist, and she only has two attack skills: snake venom and bee venom. To compensate for her lack of attack power, she painstakingly developed a skill called "Short Dagger Protection" using the dagger she carries with her.

This was also something Nie Wan hadn't expected.

She knew that by frantically leveling up her skill proficiency to the limit, her skill rank would increase, and she would also evolve unique attributes.

She also knew that players could create their own skills; for example, she herself had successfully created several skills.

But she didn't expect that simply swinging a dagger to attack, even a million times, could create a skill.

After successfully mastering several dagger attack skills, Chuang Huai found it slightly easier to clear the levels.

However, compared to Nie Wan's initial progress, it was more than three times slower.

So now, although I've left the checkpoint and rationally know that I've only spent three days, intuitively I feel like I've been alone among monsters for hundreds of years, and when I close my eyes, I can still see the images of various monsters flashing before my eyes.

Especially after Nie Wan said "Come with me" to her, she led her into the vast forest. She could only vaguely tell that this was Delos Island, but she had no idea which direction she was going or what she was going to do with Nie Wan.

Having regained some of her senses, she asked, "Where are we going?"

"Pi Tongshan." Nie Wan casually used the Green Snake Sword to cleave through the bushes and weeds in front of her, and walked forward with firm steps.

"The first thing Apollo did after his birth was to kill the python Piton."

“After Pi Tong died, his body was piled up on this island and turned into a small mountain.”

"Hidden in the mountains is a golden arrow of Apollo, which is stuck in Pitong's snake gall."

"If the legacy of Apollo can be found on this island, then besides the temple, the golden arrow hidden in Piton Mountain is the most powerful clue."

Chuang Huai looked at Nie Wan's back with a strange expression.

Why do I have this strange feeling, like she's repeating something to herself?

In fact, Nie Wan was repeating Yu Yuehua's words from the ring.

“There may be more than one boss hiding in this mountain. I can help you keep them at bay, but you have to kill them yourself. If you can do it, I will devote all my resources to you afterwards. If you can't, I will find someone else.”

“I know, I won’t let you down,” Chuang Huai replied decisively.

This wasn't the first time Nie Wan had said something like this. Chuang Huai knew she meant what she said and believed that since he had survived such a terrifying dream test, killing three bosses wouldn't be difficult for him.

Thinking of the dream trial, Chuang Huai couldn't help but ask, "The challenge you set for me was the Twenty-Eight Mansions, right? How did you get your hands on items related to the Twenty-Eight Mansions?"

"I will tell you when you receive the inheritance."

Nie Wan cleaved through the thorns in front of her with a single sword stroke, gazing at the dense forest where the light had suddenly dimmed, and squinted slightly.

"Get ready, the first boss is coming."

Sorrowfully, he gripped the dagger and looked ahead.

In the dense forest, mist rises, and the world is like a reflection in the water, slightly blurred by ripples.

The ripples all converged in one place, eventually coalescing into the spirit of a priestess.

A level 40 refined boss, the Soul of Cassandra.

The long-haired, white-robed priestess had empty eyes, and a long golden snake was coiled around her shoulder.

Nie Wan said, "This is Princess Cassandra of Troy, the priestess of Apollo, who has the ability to speak. The snake on her shoulder should be the divine serpent that washed her ears at her birth. The priestess has the ability to foresee the future and should be able to see through your attack methods. That snake may spit venom or turn into a golden arrow to chase you, so be careful."

Should I be careful myself?

Chuang Huai was somewhat confused. Didn't Nie Wan say she would help her keep him in check?

Should we... leave everything to her?

Nie Wan met her gaze and casually waved his hand: "You make the first move, I'll cover for you. Go ahead."

Ok.

With a heavy heart, he took a deep breath, checked the life and mana of Cassandra's Soul, counted the teleportation scrolls Nie Wan had given him before he set off, and then fearlessly charged forward to confront the boss.

Nie Wan stood outside the boss's attack range, arms crossed, exposing the surface of the withered lotus leaf ring.

Yu Yuehua laughed and said, "There's no need to take such good care of me. She attacks so fast and her skill lights are so flashy that even if I can barely see them clearly, I still can't judge how well she's playing."

"I can explain it to you. Just as I need to improve my knowledge base, you, teacher, also need more understanding of combat."

"Combat skills?" Yu Yuehua asked, puzzled. "Do I need to cultivate that skill?"

"Teacher Lin is nurturing them."

As Nie Wan spoke, she suddenly raised an eyebrow: "Her dagger skills are indeed well-connected. Although they can't stun others like assassin skills, she has figured out how to interrupt skills."

"Was it the one where she attacked Cassandra on the back of the head?" Yu Yuehua was very quick-witted and eager to learn, and she was not ashamed to ask questions.

"No, bosses in ghost form don't rely on muscle power, so attacking their wrists or the back of their heads is useless. The only effective way to interrupt them is to attack their forehead. But this Cassandra is special. She is connected to the serpent, and to some extent, her movements are restricted by the serpent. So when Chuang Huai attacked the serpent and pulled its body forward, it also involved Cassandra's ghost, interrupting one of her prophecies."