I Live on the Land in Global Games

Chapter 586: 569: Level 13 DruidChapter 586: Chapter 569: Level 13 Druid

Mu Ying tried to see farther, and to her astonishment, her vision even extended to the very edge of the area where she had cast her spell the day before, a distance of a hundred kilometers from her current position.

What was even more outrageous was that it was not just her vision. She could clearly feel the sound of the breeze brushing against the grass leaves, the scent of the green grass and earth, and if she concentrated even harder, she could feel the moisture of the dew as well.

It was as though she was standing there right now, with the night breeze blowing, smelling the fragrance of the vegetation, and even touched the dewdrops with her hand.

Of course, achieving such a detailed level of perception required her to focus more, and her ability to perceive other areas within her range would decrease somewhat.

Her perception was like a mini satellite monitor. Currently, within a hundred miles, when she zoomed in to the clearest level, she could see even the veins of flowers and plants clearly. But if she wanted to view a larger range, she had to zoom out and couldn’t be as observant anymore.

This feeling was simply too magical. Mu Ying spent the rest of the night awake, studying her new skill, looking east and west, gradually getting the hang of it. Even when she opened her eyes and sight interfered, her perception was not much affected anymore.

With this skill, Mu Ying’s safety was much more assured. She would no longer have to be afraid of anyone launching a surprise attack on her.

Getting close to her with hostile intent, they would be discovered even a hundred miles away.

Invisibility and such were completely ineffective against her. She could even sense dangers in advance, predict the trajectory of her enemies’ attacks—truly an essential skill for survival!

What Mu Ying was most curious about now was what would happen when her perception met Atom. Would it be able to withstand his low presence?

But currently, Atom and Draco had gone out for field training, and she wouldn’t be able to meet them for a while.

The only flaw of Extraordinary Perception might be that this skill’s effect completely covered up her Ladybug Transformation ability.

This ability truly was the ceiling for probe information. The Ladybug Transformation would probably be unused now, and it took her quite a while to learn it before!

In the blink of an eye, more than half a year had passed, and it was the end of the year again.

Another year gone, and it would be the fourth year of the apocalypse.

Three months ago, Mu Ying had leveled up once again by nourishing the land, and now she was a Level 13 Druid.

Mu Ying opened her attribute panel.

[Name: Mu Ying]

[Race: Elf, Green Witch]

[Profession: Druid Level 13 (4200/9100)]

[Life Value: 1070/1070]

[Mana Value: 220/220]

Besides a slight increase in Life Value and Mana Value, there were no changes to her attributes, Language, or Skills.

She had only unlocked 7th-ring Spells, of which there were only seven, even fewer than the 6th-ring, but the difficulty of learning them had increased again.

Over the past three months, she had only just managed to learn two 7th-ring Spells, Flame Storm and Solar Flame Ray, the latter of which she hadn’t mastered yet.

Flame Storm could be considered Mu Ying’s most powerful area-of-effect Attack Magic at the moment. Within the casting range, the entire area was ravaged by roaring flames, dealing very high damage. With this spell, the Druid’s original weakness in attack power was substantially compensated.

This spell still has very obvious Druid traits, allowing the magic flame to control itself so it doesn’t harm natural grass and trees, the ground, or plant-type creatures.

The Solar Flame Ray can summon a beam of light that blinds any creature it passes over, rendering them unable to see. It is especially deadly to those creatures that fear sunlight, and they may be directly eliminated by the beam. It’s also a pretty good Attack Magic.

The remaining spells include Control Weather, which can change the local climate, Wind Control, which allows the recipient to become gaseous for rapid travel, Activated Plants, which can cause one or more plants to move and fight for you, as well as Stick Transformation Skill, which temporarily turns a Wooden Stick into a fighting Tree-man, and Iron to Wood, which turns all metal items into wooden ones.

The abilities of a Druid Level 13 are becoming increasingly comprehensive.

However, after being busy for the better part of half a year, a full eight months, she had only managed to nourish about thirty to forty percent of the land.

Today, after completing her nourishment task, she specially went to inspect the remaining areas and made an estimate.

She reckoned that with her current Plant Nourishment speed, even though the radius for her Plant Growth Spell Casting had doubled after reaching Level 13, it would still take her nearly another year to nourish the entire land of the Northwest Highland.

This time frame was too long. She feared that by the time she finished nourishing the land, and even if she headed straight to the Beastman Wilderness up north, she would not be able to complete her mission to civilize the Beastmen before the end of the City-level Territory competition and the release of the world blockade.

Although the ecological restoration of the Northwest Highland and Cold Deer had brought her more Experience than she had anticipated, relying solely on this would definitely not allow her to reach Legend. She estimated that at best, she could reach around Level 15, and no more. The next few levels would have to depend on her efforts with the Beastmen.

It seems it won’t do to continue the same way in the Northwest Wilderness for another year.

There was only one solution.

She would have to increase her daily Spell Casting tasks.

When Mu Ying returned to the Druid’s temporary camp, she discussed this matter with everyone.

“What? Cast Plant Nourishment twice a day? That’s 16 hours of casting, can you withstand it?”

The other Druids felt a wave of darkness upon them.

Thanks to Mu Ying, in this past half year, aside from those with too low Perception Attributes, everyone’s level had also broken through by one level. In terms of learning spells, they had Mu Ying as a pioneer and the company of other companions to exchange experiences with, avoiding many detours, so it could be said that everyone had gained a lot.

Everyone had been watching Mu Ying cast spells without fail every day, rain or shine, standing for eight hours at a time.

The rest of their time was either spent answering their questions or studying their own spells.

Trialists also need to spend time on trials.

Such a strict schedule was already in place, and the Druids following her were single-minded in their pursuit to keep up with her planting pace. They strove to keep their planting speed in line with Mu Ying’s nourishment pace, working hard to improve themselves, creating a very intense atmosphere of Cultivation in the temporary camp.

Every night when they rested, the whole camp would sleep soundly, with snores shaking the sky—a sight of exhaustion if there ever was one!

And yet, despite the hardship, everyone persisted, gnashing their teeth and they even encouraged a large group of colleagues to come to the Northwest to join them. This was how they managed, barely, to keep up with Mu Ying’s nourishment pace after she reached Level 13.

Lately, everyone had been secretly contemplating taking a good break during the New Year after being tired out for half a year! But then they suddenly heard this terrible news.

Casting spells twice a day meant that even if they worked themselves to death, they wouldn’t be able to keep up with Mu Ying’s pace.

They couldn’t work for sixteen hours a day; eight hours were already overwhelming enough.

All the Druids from other regions who could be persuaded had already been called upon through the forums, and there were no more hands to help.