Players were freaks who relied on the quest system to level up, so general training methods did not have much effect on them. At most, they would gain some experience, which was far less than the experience gained from completing quests.
Therefore, few players would train their abilities like NPCs, but this did not mean that the players' foundation was not solid. On the contrary, it was too solid. There was no training method that could train people's combat ability better than actual combat.
Players had died hundreds or even thousands of times to hone their combat prowess, which completely crushed most of the techniques they practiced. There were only a few exceptions, and one of them was the technique that most Mages would learn — the Magic Creation Training Method.
Under the expectant gazes of Benedict and Aisha, Beta condensed a small floating fireball in his left hand and a water ball in his right hand.
"I think you should also know the basic control skills of magic. It is not difficult for you to use different spells with your left and right hands."
The two on the opposite side nodded.
"But what if this is the case?"
To the surprise of both Benedict and Aisha, Beta's small fireball turned into a small tiger, roaring at the sky.
The water ball turned into a strange bird, fluttering its wings in place.
They could also use magic to create things, but there was no way to multitask like Beta, nor could they do it so beautifully and vividly. Not to mention that Beta used two different elements, which made it even more difficult.
"This is the so-called Magic Creation Training Method?" Aisha looked surprised.
Benedict was even more excited. He imitated Beta, using earth magic in his left hand and fire magic in his right, wanting to create a magic painting. But as soon as he started, he was affected by the magic backlash, and his head hurt so much that he could not maintain the two groups of magic elements in his hands.
For the average person, it was very difficult to control two kinds of magic elements at the same time, and then carry out delicate elemental structural changes.
Aisha also tried. Women were more delicate, and they were better than men at such things that required delicate manipulation.
She managed to form two small animals in her left and right hands, but compared to Beta's vivid and lifelike, it was still a far cry.
Dispersing the magic elements in her hands, Aisha's face was a little pale. She took a deep breath and asked, "Sir, what you've shown me now is only the basic application of the training method, right? If it's the advanced training method, what kind of level can you reach?"
"Do you really want to see it?" Beta frowned.
The two looked at each other. Aisha twisted her waist and smiled charmingly. "We know this training method must be very valuable. Don't worry, Sir, we will pay the price."
Beta waved his hand. This method was indeed very precious in the real world, but for Beta, it was very common.
In the game, this training method was created by the strongest Mage, Roland, and published on the forum. Almost all the spellcasters used this training method for training, and Beta was no exception. But now that he had passed that stage, this training method was not very useful for him. For the two people in front of him, however, it was a shortcut that they had never heard of before.
"Then I'll give you a demonstration. Take a few steps back. "
The room was quite spacious, and the two people stepped back as instructed.
Beta tapped the marble table in the room lightly, and earthy magic elements covered the table and quickly formed a miniature sand table of a hill.
Earth-elemental magic … What an ingenious application.
The two local spellcasters sighed inwardly. As expected of a Master-level expert. Just now, he showed the control skills of water and fire, and now he showed the earth element.
Then, green magic elements appeared on the hill and turned into all kinds of plants, and even … flowers.
Both of them took a deep breath … Natural elements?
It wasn't over yet. Beta flipped his hands, and a few elemental dwarfs jumped out of his left and right hands. One was fire, and the other was water.
It was already surprising enough to use four types of magic at the same time, but these elemental dwarfs looked completely different. Some looked like Warriors, some looked like Mages, some looked like Rogues, and some looked like Archers.
When the two of them saw this scene, they sucked in a breath of cold air.
What surprised them even more was that after these elemental dwarfs landed on the sand table, they began to fight.
The Mages used all kinds of miniature spells, and the Paladins unfolded Aura of Courage, charged ahead, and waved huge elemental weapons, destroying the surrounding terrain as if they were cutting grass.
The fire-elemental Archer shuttled through the woods, taking down an enemy from time to time, but he was caught by the water-elemental Rogues, who went invisible and killed him with Backstab. When the Rogues were about to leave again, the fire-elemental Mages summoned a Fire Meteor, which smashed them to death halfway up the hill.
The battle on the sand table was very fierce, and the actions of every elemental dwarf were very common sense, without any exaggeration.
But the two people on the opposite side could still see that, although the fire-elemental dwarfs were fewer in number, they obviously had the upper hand.
This battle was very famous in the game, and it was also the battle that made 6 famous.
The fire-elemental Mage was Roland, the strongest Mage in the server, and the Paladin was naturally Beta's cousin. At that time, they had just reached the Master level, and when they were completing an epic-level escort quest, they were attacked by another group of people.
This group of people were also players, and they accepted the quest from the enemy NPCs. The two sides met in a hilly area, and then the battle began.
Their opponent was the arrogant Sapphire Shrine. Although the party only had six members, Sapphire Shrine had eight. Moreover, Sapphire Shrine's average level and equipment were superior to 6's. Logically speaking, Sapphire Shrine's chances of victory were higher.
But the reality was cruel, and the 6 ended up rubbing Sapphire Shrine's head against the ground.
In the end, the 6 lost three people, while Sapphire Shrine was completely annihilated.
The battle was recorded by a passing wind elemental Mage in the air and posted on the forum, instantly causing a huge uproar. From then on, Sapphire Shrine fell from grace, and the 6 officially rose.
Both Aisha and Benedict were only elite professionals, and watching a Master-level battle made their hearts tremble.
As Mages, they naturally focused their attention on Roland. They saw that the fire-elemental Mage predicted the enemy's attacks in advance with an extraordinary awareness, and blocked the enemy's attack plans several times. His combat awareness was a complete mess.
At first, their attention was mainly focused on the fire-elemental Mage, but soon they were attracted by the Paladin. In this battle, if the fire-elemental Mage played a role in controlling the situation and clearing the enemies, then the Paladin played a central role.
Like a giant rock standing in the raging waves, he resisted all the wind and waves, blocked almost all the enemies in front of him, and firmly protected the fire-elemental Mage behind him.
Not only that, but he also had an extremely strong attack power. Enemies within ten meters of him would not be able to withstand many of his attacks before being killed.
Very soon, the battle simulated with magic elements was over.
Beta withdrew his magic power, and the sand table on the table disappeared. The two Perth Mages on the opposite side heaved a long sigh of relief. Such an image was indeed too much for them.
Beta wiped the sweat on his forehead and then said slowly, "At this level, you probably won't have any problem reaching the Master level."
"At this level!"
Aisha smiled bitterly. They were already exhausted after creating two birds with different elements, but the young man on the opposite side could simulate a thrilling battle. Such a gap was not ordinary.
Benedict's face was also pale. If it weren't for his dark face, he would definitely be pale.
Their teachers hadn't reached the Master level either. Due to their limited horizons, they didn't know how strong the powerhouses above the Master level were.
In their minds, at most, it would be a more abundant magic power and stronger magic power. But Beta used another way to tell them what kind of gap there would be between the two sides when the level gap reached a certain level.
Aisha was the first to recover from the shock. She looked at Beta and said, "Sir, we'll remember this method of yours. At the same time, we'll also promise that we'll never teach it to anyone else. Only our descendants will know about it. Also … after the banquet, please come to my Magic Tower, and I will immediately offer whatever reward you need as long as I can afford it. "
Benedict nodded and said, "The Blour Family also welcomes you as a guest, sir."
The two of them had already indirectly told Beta that he could ask for anything he needed. And Aisha was even ready to give up her body.
It wasn't a shameful thing for the women of Sunland to submit to a true powerhouse. This was a matter of race selection and had nothing to do with character or morality.
Beta, however, simply waved his hand. He didn't think of asking for any reward when he released this method. If anything, he wanted to take this opportunity to build connections with the nobles of Sunland.
After all, Mages were of the upper class, and every Mage had a circle of connections behind them.
In the space of Mystra's Mansion, three women were also stunned when they saw the battlefield that Beta had simulated.
The only one who didn't react was the little maid Jessica. Because of her poor strength, she didn't know what Beta's action entailed.