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[Does the host want to explore the shops?]
"Yes system, open the shops. "
4 translucent windows appeared in front of William.
They are entitled respectively:
Soldier
General
Supreme General
Soul King
-Internal point of view William-
Everything in the "Soldier" window is completely empty. Although I have some questions, I will retain them for now.
I also notice that the "Soul King" store is black and white, indicating that it is locked.
I move on to the next one.
In the "General" window there are swords, spears, shields, armor and lots of other war materials. However, at the top there are several elements that shocks me.
Sword Mastery (D): 5,000,000 Soul Points
Infinite Endurance (D): 1,000,000 soul points.
Mastery of the Sword (E): 500,000 soul points
Infinite Endurance (E). : 100,000 soul points.
Lance (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
Bow (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
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Mastery of the Sword (F): 1,000 soul points
Infinite Endurance (F): 1,000 soul points.
Mastery of Sword and Shield (F): 1,000 soul points.
Spear Mastery (F): 1,000 soul points.
Sword (Common): 1000 soul points
Shield (Common): 1000 soul points
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This means that all of my skills will have a price that my generals can exchange for soul points. Does this mean that not only will it attract more talent but even retaining them will be easier.
In addition my army will be well armed and equipped. These weapons can also become a source of income so I will never have problems with money.
I glance at the "Supreme General" window.
I find the same things as in the "General" window but all the items offered have an additional 30% discount except for weapons. However, I had another surprise.
Uncommon body (+ 20% strength): 100,000,000 soul points.
Talents have always been decided by the sky, which means that the system is located far above the sky. It can change anyone's fate as long as its user is willing to put in the effort.
However:
"System, I've never heard of Supreme General or Soldiers, can you give me some explanation?
[Affirmative, the Soul King can nominate any person to become a "Supreme General". A "Supreme General" slot is unlocked each time the owner's soul power reaches 100. Previously the host had not yet exceeded 100 soul power points so the host did not have access to this information.]
"So 210 Soul Power allows me to get 2 Supreme General slots? "
[Affirmative.]
"I see, and what are the soldiers?" "
[Soldiers are also users of the system, however they are designated by generals with the skill "Soul of a General (D)" A general's soul power point unlocks a slot.]
"To give an example, 20 Soul Power in Arthur theoretically grants 20 soldiers? "
[Affirmative as long as General Arthur achieves rank (D).]
"And the difference between a general and a soldier?" "
[Response to host:
First, the soldier does not have access to systems skills so he cannot form a skeleton army.
Second, the soldier does not have access to the General and Supreme General's shop, his shop named soldier will consist only of skills his General has mastered as well as weapons that the General has purchased at least once.
Thirdly 30% of their acquired experience will be transferred to their General]
"And the difference between a General and a Supreme General? "
[Response to host: There is little difference other than the fact that the Supreme General can tap a general for every 10 Soul Power points, but he cannot hire a soldier.
The second difference lies in the store. While the Supreme General can acquire any talent he wants, the General is limited to the talents his Supreme General possesses.]
I see, it seems complicated, but if I had to summarize there is a simple military hierarchy and the lower rank can only acquire what its direct superior has.
The lower rank before transferred 30% of his total experience to his superior.
So generals have to hire soldiers who have the same fighting style as them. There may be some rivalry between the different battalions which will definitely be to see.
I will have to create some sort of ranking of generals, it will definitely motivate them to work harder but I will see that later as a question crosses my mind.
"System how soul points are obtained? "
[Soul points are equivalent to experience points. So by killing a skeleton a user of the system will automatically get experience points + soul points.]
"So Soul Points don't slow down progress through the ranks of my subordinates at all but even improve their strength as you progress? "
[Affirmative.]
"Amazing, with this kind of help I can't believe my current generals will be much weaker than me. "
[Negative, the host will always be much stronger than his subordinates because the greater the number of users, the greater the experience paid. Host please remember that you will also have unlimited skills in the future, generals will never be able to obtain all of these skills.]
I see, besides, I want to do a little experiment.
I invoke my inventory and then focus on the skeleton image with an (E +) marked on it.
A small status window appeared:
Status display of [Skeleton Martial Art Master]
Skeleton: Rank (E +)
HP 600/600
MP 42/42
Potential: Rank S
Passive skills:
Infinite Endurance (D)
Mastery of Martial Arts (D) [Can be selected]
Active skills:
Walking on the wind (D) [Can be selected]
Fist on fire (R) [Can be selected]
Strength: 120
Agility: 110
Endurance: 130
Intelligence: 21
Wisdom: 21
Hint: The former master of a first-rate cult. His reputation was spread across the galaxy and each of his punches could destroy a planet. His current power and skills are only a fraction of what he had before.
Recycle price: 1,000 soul points.
"Holy shit, rank (S), why hasn't the potential appeared before?" »I say unconsciously
[Response to host, potentials above A-rank are outside of the system's current analysis capability]
"Haha I thought you were almighty, such a small thing you can't? "
[Response to host, scan is not part of system functionality but of Soul King talent.] The system responded mechanically.
My smile is getting very awkward. But I calm down quickly knowing that no one was aware of this scene.
I am thinking of recruiting the [Skeletal Martial Arts Master] which was done immediately as his slot in the inventory he occupied disappeared.
He appeared before me on his knees.
[Host please select a skill.]
"I choose the active skill [Walking on the wind]"
This choice is rather simple because I already practice the sword so the skill [Mastery of martial arts (D)] takes a back seat for now.
The [Burning Fist (D)] skill is not suited to my fighting style. So the skill [Walking on the Wind (D)] is the skill that will give me the most combat power.
[Response received.]
[Jurisdiction is transferred.]
[Please wait]
I felt countless information in my brain on how to use the skill causing a mild headache.
However a few moments later the pain subsided as I felt I had completely mastered the skill.
I use the skill and within 3 seconds I find myself over a mile from my old position as a sonic boom echoes behind me.
Now I have to test the effects of my experience.
I open the General's shop and see at the top:
[Martial Arts Mastery (D): 5,000,000 soul points
Sword Mastery (D): 5,000,000 Soul Points
Infinite Endurance (D): 1,000,000 soul points.
Mastery of the Sword (E): 500,000 soul points
Infinite Endurance (E). : 100,000 soul points.
Lance (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
Bow (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
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"Jackpot! »Passive skills of my skeletons are automatically available in the General store.
Now I open the Supreme General store with great anticipation:
Walking on the wind (D): 3,500,000 soul points
Fist on fire (D): 3,500,000 soul points
Martial Arts Mastery (D): 3,500,000 soul points
Mastery of the Sword (D): 3,500,000 Soul Points
Infinite Endurance (D): 3,500,000 soul points.
Mastery of the Sword (E): 350,000 soul points
Mastery of Martial Arts (E): 350,000 soul points
Infinite Endurance (E). : 350,000 soul points.
Lance (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
Bow (Uncommon): 25,000 soul points
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What good news, with that I can't believe my army won't be the strongest!
System displays my soul points.
[Remaining balance: 900,000 soul points.]
Seeing this sum I had to see a reality.
I am poor.