Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

Griselda was still a mysterious person to Xu Feng. The former was an NPC who appeared to be a Librarian, but he would be damned to think that was their only identity.

Someone who was eligible and capable of granting the Hidden Class Voidmancer to another was definitely no ordinary folk.

Hence, Xu Feng’s expression turned solemn when even someone like Griselda was occupied by something related to the Colossuses.

’Could this be related to Hell’s appearance?’ He wondered silently. The appearance of Cedric, who originated from Hell, was still vivid in his mind.

There was definitely a big conspiracy cooking behind the scenes. It was just that his current status was too low to be informed of any useful intel.

”Feng, are you here?” Carmen waved her hands around when she noticed him in a daze.

”Could it be that something’s wrong with Librarian Griselda?” She gasped and quickly held Xu Feng’s hand.

No words were spoken, but Xu Feng understood what she was thinking about.

”Relax, your Librarian Griselda is way stronger than both of us combined. She’s probably caught up by something only.” He reassured her.

Hell, he had reason to suspect them to be Tier 6 or even above in terms of power.

Such an individual was not something the two of them needed to be worried about.

Naturally, Carmen also understood this and simply wished to be reassured by his words. Only when she heard from him would she calm her emotions and be relaxed.

”Phew, you’re definitely right.” She patted herself on the chest and nodded.

”Anyway, I reckon many members are going to do their best to pass the Training Hall Session 3.1 now. The chance to enter a dungeon led by you is even rarer than trying to get a celebrity signature.”

”A celebrity signature is easy to get.” Xu Feng cleared his throat and corrected.

He himself was technically considered a celebrity and had interacted with some during the film festival, too.

Moreover, he even owned an Entertainment company, with quite a few artists joining since most of the actors in the short drama all decided to sign under them.

Talents such as Li Sheng Xuan, Chen Kexin, and Ding Xiao Ying were naturally receiving S-class benefits. Meanwhile, Wen Ling, Du Cheng, and Bu Lai received A-class benefits for their supporting role.

They got rave reviews for their acting, especially how Bu Lai managed to garner hatred just by revealing himself.

Of course, Bu Lai wasn’t actually a villain in the real world, and Xu Feng had made sure to emphasize the importance of separating actors from their acting roles.

”Right, I forgot you are also a celebrity.” Carmen teased and continued, ”But others aren’t celebrities or lucky like you, who can interact with other celebrities.”

”Valid point.” He nodded in agreement. Just because it was easy for him didn’t mean it was easy for others. ”But still, I don’t think people would really want me to lead them. They are always nervous around me.”

Although it hurts to admit that fact, he was indeed not very approachable in a sense.

Too many things he had experienced had toned down his friendliness.

If there were any, they were often faked or directed at specific people.

”By the way, Feng. I don’t think you passed the Training Hall Session 3.1.” Carmen suddenly said.

Xu Feng’s body quickly jolted slightly. He coughed a few times and tried to remove her from his lap.

Alas, Carmen was like sticky glue, unable to be removed from the spot.

She stared deeply into him and made sure he couldn’t avoid eye contact either.

”Our dearest Guild Leader... you demand your guild members to pass that, but you haven’t done it yourself. Shouldn’t you lead by example and show the members a guiding light?” She asked sweetly.

Xu Feng sweated profusely. ’Damn it, I forgot to include myself in the completion record.’

Because of too many things, he forgot to simply input his name.

”Don’t even try to manually input your name for completion either, Feng.” Carmen narrowed her eyes and hissed coldly.

”Veronica constantly checks that on a daily basis and makes sure to triple-verify the completion members.” She calmly reminded him that trying to do some foul play would be futile.

Given that anyone who passed the Training Hall Session 3.1 proved their skills had reached a substantial level, Veronica would naturally pay extra attention to them.

Without a choice, Xu Feng could only sigh softly. There was no escaping this time.

But what Carmen did next took him by complete surprise.

”Fret not, Feng. To ensure nobody can force you to retake session 3.1, I’ve made a guild announcement to everyone that you’d be taking it. Everyone who is struggling or attempting to take it can now spectate you.” She clasped her hands and giggled.

It sounded extremely sinister to him at first glance, but underneath the action was actually a template being revealed to the rest.

Even though there were many who passed the session, their advice and guidance always seemed to fall flat. It barely helped others much and only caused more frustration and anxiety among them.

After all, the treatment for those stuck in session 3.0 and those who passed and entered session 3.1 was day and night.

Someone did try to make up a guide template, but it wasn’t detailed or didn’t help the general folks. It only worked for them because they were talented enough to pull such a maneuver.

Most commonly, the highest struggle rate was actually the healer.

Yes, the class Cleric was the one who struggled the hardest to beat session 3.1.

Many healers had joined the Vanguard Guild in recent times because of Xu Feng and his other alias, Eclipse Nova. But none had managed to catch up even a bit of their talents.

”Some healers even suspect that you’re a fraud healer and were actually an assassin with healing abilities.” Carmen shook her head. Sometimes, being amazing has its cons. It was prone to being accused of fraud by others who cannot do the same thing.