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Chapter 517: 500 Attribute BonusChapter 517: Chapter 500 Attribute Bonus

After learning about the explicit division of Trial Worlds, Vinica and the others had a clearer understanding of the value of perfect exploration.

Previously, they simply felt that a world with lower exploration was harder to start in the next Trial World, but that challenge, they believed, was still preferable to stubbornly persisting in the current world without any hope of achieving perfect exploration.

Now, with the Trial Worlds graded from one to nine stars, each additional star significantly increases the price at the Trial Center.

Furthermore, since Mu Ying had initiated Source Power trading, there was no hurry for them to start exploring the Second Trial World for items with tangible conversion value. They could simply accumulate Source Power in the First Trial World and trade with Li Luoxia, Edwin, and Mu Ying.

Even Draco, who had already accessed the Second Trial World, planned to spend more time and effort in increasing the exploration degree as high as possible and was no longer in a rush to start the Third Trial World.

“Then let’s proceed with the trade,” Mu Ying, after finishing the steamed bun in his hand, said with anticipation, “About that, there’s some good news... well, it should be considered good news for Sister Li, Vinica, and Huizi. You all have always liked the Witch Bloodline, right? After I achieve perfect exploration of my Second Trial World, it will be possible to convert the Witch Bloodline into physical form. Once I compile a Witch Cultivation Handbook, you will be able to learn it in the real world.”

“Really?” Li Luoxia was extremely surprised.

Vinica and Chisima Huizi felt the same.

All three of them had non-combat-centric professions: Li Luoxia was a Priest, Vinica was a Bard, and Chisima Huizi was a Druid.

The most pitiful was Chisima Huizi, whose innate professional Talent was mediocre, much like Edwin’s.

Her initial Perception was only 12 points, and without other opportunities, her Druid Profession could at most only reach Level 6 before hitting its limit.

She started playing the Doomsday Game several days later than others.

It’s said she chose the Druid profession because she heard it was easy to learn and level up. That misconception arose during the early days of the apocalypse, when knowledge about the professions was still scarce, and Mu Ying’s far superior progress created a false impression among them.

But her luck was worse than Edwin’s because her First Trial World had no items of tangible conversion value, so she couldn’t abandon her original profession.

Despite her tremendous effort in the Druid profession, she’d only reached Level 4, and this level had granted her one Natural Attribute Point, giving her hope of becoming a Level 5 Druid, with Level 6 not out of reach.

But moving beyond that was impossible; her next chance to gain Natural Attribute Points wouldn’t come until Level 8.

Her current decent living was mainly because her family held significant influence before the apocalypse, offering her a certain level of protection. Although the arrival of the apocalypse nearly decimated her family’s power, leaving barely a tenth intact, within the No Master Camp in the Neon Area’s Wenshan Camp, they remained relatively dominant.

As the little princess of her family, Huizi received preferential treatment even with her low professional Talent. But who doesn’t want to become stronger and self-reliant, not depending on others for everything?

They were initially drawn to Trial Worlds to patch the shortcomings of their real-world professions with their accomplishments; that was the true meaning of their trials.

The abilities exhibited by Mu Ying’s Witch Bloodline were highly attractive to them, representing a fairly complete cultivation civilization, complete with the ability to fly!

Not only did Li Luoxia, Vinica, and Chisima Huizi feel they couldn’t miss out, but even Edwin, Draco, Maz, and Atom were all extremely eager.

“Why is it only good news for them? What about us? We want it too!” Edwin, being more impatient, quickly spoke.

A witch bloodline’s complete magic system was far stronger than his character cards, each of which only had three rigid skills.

“Guess why it’s called ‘witch’?” Mu Ying barely contained her laughter as she said, “This bloodline has a gender requirement, it can only be female. From my experience and understanding, the success rate of human females integrating the witch bloodline is quite high.”

The four gentlemen: “...”

Why was there such discrimination against males in a race?

“Are there any drawbacks to integrating other bloodlines?” Li Luoxia asked, considering more.

Mu Ying nodded her head, “Certainly, this bloodline also has some restrictions. It might be quite dominant, only allows being pureblooded, and will ultimately eliminate part of the human bloodline, which might lead to a reduction in some of the human racial advantage attributes.

Additionally, fertility is affected. A witch can only give birth to one daughter in her lifetime, and while the witch bloodline can be passed down, it won’t inherit abilities from the father’s side. However, there’s a lack of samples in the real world, so this might not be entirely accurate.”

“As for fertility, I don’t really mind. What I don’t quite understand is the loss of human bloodline causing a reduction in racial advantage attributes—what specific attributes and how much of a reduction are we talking about?” Li Luoxia felt that having Xi He was enough for her, and the likelihood of her having children in the future was not great. Thus, even if she lost the ability to bear children after integrating the bloodline, she could accept it.

Chisima Huizi and Vinica were still quite young, but they also liked the idea of only having daughters and being able to pass down their bloodline. However, they were also worried about the reduction of attributes and started to inquire about this point as well.

Mu Ying shook her head, “I don’t know what the specific human advantage attributes are because when I integrated, I already had some elf bloodline.”

What she didn’t say was that she was never purely human to begin with. When she logged into the game initially, the attribute bonuses she received were those of a half-elf, which had been “Perception or Charm +1 and Natural attribute points +1,” so she had no idea what the human attribute bonuses were.

It was then that Maz spoke up, “I know about this. There was a prompt when logging into the game that said, ‘Based on your race, Human, your Strength, Constitution, Agility, and Intelligence attributes +1.’ The attribute bonuses probably refer to this!”

“Four attribute points!” Vinica hesitated. As a bard, she often needed to go on adventures, and these attributes were quite important to her.

Mu Ying also learned about this for the first time. Looking at it this way, pureblooded humans received two more attribute points than half-elves!

No wonder warriors were the most common among players; the racial advantage was Strength, Body, and Dexterity +1. The spell casting attributes weren’t as important, since these few attributes were always not too far apart.

“Does the witch bloodline not have attribute bonuses?” Chisima Huizi asked.

“It does. Being a witch is considered a race too, Charm Attribute +3,” Mu Ying said.

Vinica, who had been somewhat hesitant, suddenly lit up, “Really?”

She was a bard, and the charm attribute was key to her spell casting. While Strength, energy, Agility, and Intelligence attributes were also important to her, they still couldn’t compare to the charm attribute. Trading four points for three was a delightful surprise for her.

Mu Ying nodded her head, “This I’m sure of.”