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The first level takes place in a large open-air training ground, where novices are practicing basic walking, running, and jumping maneuvers while piloting mechs.

As soon as Leng Ran entered the training ground, she saw a heavy mech crash face down in front of her.

The other person tried to get up again in a push-up position. He succeeded, but his head fell back to the ground halfway up his body, in an indescribably strange posture.

Leng Ran was puzzled, but he tentatively took two steps and then realized the problem.

Although the game lowers the physical requirements for pilots and reduces the stress of driving, the physical burden of a level 0 mech still exists.

Of course, this amount of stress is negligible for people with higher physical fitness levels.

First stage: Basic movements

Task 1: Walk around the training ground once;

Task 2: Run one lap around the training field;

Task 3: Jump around the training field once, with each jump spaced at least three meters apart.

Looking around coldly, most of the mechs were walking forward shakily, with very few able to run, let alone jump.

Many beginners need to practice for half a month to reach this level, but it is not difficult for Leng Ran, whose physical level is already very high and who can connect smoothly with the mecha.

Feeling no pressure, Leng Ran quickly completed the task and then moved on to the next level.

The second level is also a training ground. Unlike the large training ground in the previous level, this one is clearly divided into two large areas: melee and ranged combat. Each area contains many smaller training exercises.

Second stage: Attack actions

Task 1: Achieve a score of 60 or higher in any close-quarters combat exercise.

Task 2: Achieve a score of 60 or above in any project in the remote area.

Leng Ran became interested and decided to check out each of the smaller projects. The training area for each project was large, with no limit on the number of people, but the testing area was much smaller. Each project could only accommodate a maximum of ten people for testing at the same time, and each test lasted from ten minutes to half an hour. Moreover, the same project could only be tested once within three days.

Leng Ran headed towards the melee zone first. She couldn't help it; she really loved close combat, and her beloved dagger, Silver Moon, was always by her side.

There are three events in the close combat zone: unarmed close combat, melee close combat, and breakout combat.

The first two events are 1v1 combat events. During the test, challengers will need to engage in close combat with robots piloting the same model of mechs on the ring. All ranged weapons will be disabled.

The test uses a level-based system, where players need to defeat increasingly stronger robots to earn higher scores. Each level is worth ten points. To pass the test, players simply need to keep fighting until they defeat the robot with a difficulty level of 6.

Unarmed combat requires both sides to engage in hand-to-hand combat without carrying any weapons; melee combat allows challengers to take a melee weapon on the spot, and the robot will mirror the challenger's choice.

Leng Ran learned the gameplay from the system, which piqued his interest even more. He piloted his mech into the training area of ​​the melee zone. Disappointingly, there were no robots for players to train with, only some dummies for players to practice their attack techniques.

Seeing this, Leng Ran didn't hesitate any longer and went straight to the testing area. In the testing area, there were some people queuing up for the two fighting events, but there was no queue for the breakout test. People could enter the test at any time, but only a handful of people went to participate.

The reason is simple: the pass rate for the Breakthrough Battle is much lower than the other two events, and the difficulty level is much higher. Most people eager to jump right into the game don't have the patience to slowly improve their skills.

In their eyes, the breakout battle is prepared for close-combat masters who want to challenge themselves.

Leng Ran also saw the pass rates of the three projects and, not daring to be complacent, decided to start with the most basic ones. So he took a number plate from each of the two combat project test areas and joined the queue.

Because the number of people queuing for melee combat was much smaller than for unarmed combat, Leng Ran was prompted to proceed to the testing arena, number 10, after half an hour. Only then did Leng Ran leave the training dummy in front of him and head to the arena.

Because it was close combat, the arena area wasn't large, only about forty meters in diameter. A few spectators were scattered around arena number ten, hoping to learn some experience from the participants.

Instead of sparring with dummies, why not watch how different types of mechs fight, and maybe even learn some moves?

If a skilled mech pilot comes to the arena for testing, it would be a huge advantage for the newbies.

"Next challenger, mech model - Chaser, weapon choice - long and short daggers."

"Where did this newbie come from who dares to pick Chase Life? Will he ever be able to run a newbie camp again?" someone in the audience muttered.

"Ugh, I've been watching all night, and all I see are these arrogant and ignorant people. And now there's another one who chose Chase Life," someone complained. "What's the use of being handsome? They'll just get beaten up by the robots anyway."

Some people are optimistic: "Let's wait and see, maybe it's a high-ranking military official using a secondary account?"

"Actually, it would be nice to see Star Wars' robot Chaser. I've never seen one before."

Leng Ran piloted the mecha into the arena. By this time, the arena was already surrounded by a crowd of people. Most of them came to admire the robot Zhui Ming's moves, while a small number came to try their luck, hoping that Zhui Ming's pilot was an experienced pilot and that they could learn some more techniques.

The moment she took her position on the left side of the ring, the Chasing Robot appeared.

"Challenge begins, current difficulty level: 1."

This Level 0 robot didn't seem very smart. It charged straight at Leng Ran. Although it was fast, Leng Ran still managed to shatter the cockpit with a single strike, and then it dissipated into a stream of data.

After all, although the speed of the chasing machine is extremely fast, its defense is notoriously weak. The robot being tested by a novice obviously does not have such superb dodging skills, so its weak defense becomes Leng Ran's entry point.

Someone in the audience commented, "Wow, as expected of Chaser, its speed is already this fast even at difficulty level one, comparable to a light mech at difficulty level two, but it's really fragile."

Current difficulty level: 2.

A new robot appeared in the same place. This time, the robot knew to draw its sword before charging. It ran and waved wildly, but Leng Ran seized the opportunity and stabbed the cockpit with a long dagger, then disappeared.

Leng Ran reached level six without any pressure. Before this, Leng Ran had always ended the battle with a single move.

The initial pessimistic voices from the audience gradually faded away, and the tide began to turn. Of course, some people still stubbornly insisted that it was only so easy because the difficulty level was too low.

The robot will experience a qualitative leap starting from level six, officially reaching the level of a first-level mech pilot. Let's see how Silver Moon will fight it.