Chapter 1438 - 930: Plan Evaluation_2
"If, if during this sole opportunity for realization you unfortunately fail to comprehend," Kana looked at everyone seriously and candidly and said, "Based on individual performance in the Spiritual World and the alignment with the rule connection, two vastly different situations might arise, which cannot be precisely predicted in advance."
"One relatively better situation is: After the failure, the preliminary experience and understanding of the rule you gained in the Spiritual World will partially remain, forming valuable experience imprints.
"You can still leave the space afterward and rely on your own efforts to continue deep comprehension of the rule, although having lost the direct assistance of the space, the road will become much more difficult and long."
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"Another less advantageous situation is that: After the failure, not only can the experience potentially fail to effectively remain, it feels like the dream dissipating without a trace.
"The rule source might also produce some deep-seated ârepulsionâ or âalienationâ towards you. Even if you leave the space afterward, trying to comprehend the rule on your own will become extremely challenging, as if separated by an invisible thick barrier."
This made the curious Bobo unable to resist speaking up immediately, swinging her little paw with curiosity.
"Why does it happen like this? Why are there two diametrically opposed results of successful experience retention or complete failure with repulsion?"
She found this mechanism somewhat odd and puzzling.
"Because you have extremely deeply understood the essence of the rule through the special âportâ provided by the space, and have completely entered the Spiritual World constructed by that rule to experience."
Kana explained patiently and thoroughly: "This kind of deep connection, akin to soul binding, makes the connection between your soul imprint and the rule source exceptionally tight.
"Therefore, even if ultimately impacting the Legendary is a failure, if your performance in the Spiritual World is decent, leaving the rule source with a relatively âqualifiedâ or âpotentialâ impression, then naturally the rule is willing to leave you a âcrack in the doorâ for continuous effort."
"But if your performance in the Spiritual World is utterly poor, or clashes with rule characteristics, even producing some confrontational âbad impressionâ.
"Then, out of self-protection or efficiency optimization instinct, the rule source will naturally tend to shut this door for you, rejecting your subsequent deep contact.
"Of course, the rules themselves do not have genuine emotions or will, this is merely a manifestation of âaffinityâ differences at the rule level based on connection depth and experience results."
After such an illustrative explanation, the crowd showed expressions of realization, sweeping away the previous confusion.
They gained a clearer and deeper understanding of the operation mechanisms and limitations of this "Legendary Dungeon" space.
They roughly understood the key within this.
Now it is down to specific detailed problems.
They need to restart the meeting that was interrupted by Kanaâs sudden arrival before.
Until now, they were simply sitting by as listeners.
Alyris, seated at the head, leaned slightly forward and continued speaking, voice carrying the decisiveness of a decision-maker.
"Then, now, having determined the characteristics of this Legendary Dungeon, we must consider the entire process structure more meticulously."
Lurik stroked his beard and pondered a bit before first speaking calmly: "With virtually unrestricted quantity, it becomes easy to operate; we just need to select candidates for entry."
Right now, there are very few restrictions, no need for disputes over quota. Now itâs only about carefully selecting who enters the dungeon to seek the valuable opportunity for Legendary advancement.
Determined the main goal of their meeting this time.
Blake sat up straight, first speaking, his tone pragmatic like a military man.
"Firstly, among our Night Watchers, the number of Level Ten Elite Night Watchers is already considerable, and this number keeps increasing over time.
"Then, undoubtedly, it should be firstly supplied to our own people."
Everyone naturally had no objections, nodding in agreement.
"But we canât possibly send all of them in at once, can we? This realization always takes time, right?"
Bobo keenly reminded from the side, gently tapping the table with the tip of her tail.
Kana at this time also interjected slightly, supplementing: "Based on individual aptitude, the time needed for comprehension also varies.
"The shortest still requires half a month to a month, while the longest may take several months."
This time is neither too long nor too short, and for those needing to advance to Legendary, it is entirely acceptable.
But inherently, Night Watchers have a sustained demand for strength, so they need to make wise decisions and implement a reasonable rotation system.
"Then firstly, itâs the Soul Guardian, I believe everyone should have no disagreements here." Alyrisâs gaze swept over the crowd, directly concluding.
In response, almost without thought, everyone nodded to confirm this idea, showing unified expressions.
Soul Guardian, a combat sequence within Night Watchers, though few in number, stands as the most elite, most central force, always receiving much attention.
They operate in compact team forms, extremely experienced, extraordinarily strong, and likewise possess talents.
Simply put, Night Watchers designated as Soul Guardian are inherently talented, so this group of talent entering sooner enhances the chances and efficiency of becoming Legendary.
This will enable a quicker reinforcement of Night Watcherâs top-tier combat power in the Legendary aspect, a very reasonable and cost-effective strategy.
"Currently Night Watchers possess twenty-eight Soul Guardian combat teams, almost each team having its important responsibilities, and their tasks are quite heavy." Blake directly revealed the exact data he held.
"Utilize their rotation rest time; donât they have this fixed rest period?" Bobo proposed in a consulting manner.
This is the most feasible and reasonable method at this stage.
"Thatâs certainly not an issue," Blake nodded in acknowledgment but immediately added, "However, doing so means the number of available slots would be limited, far from the spaceâs carrying capacity limit."
That is to say, they still need to consider other candidates to fully utilize resources.
"Those Level Ten Peak Elite Night Watchers are also numerous, we can select another batch of excellent ones from among them to enter."
Blake continued proposing. Specifically how to select, how many to choose, surely falls under his responsibility as the military supervisor.
"So, what about others? Such as... Adventurers?"
Lurik asked expectantly, actually hoping to secure some entry slots for Adventurers.
Currently, Adventurers basically count as half Night Watcher, tightly connected.
The reason for not formally integrating Adventurers into Night Watcher roster is primarily because once Adventurers could directly join Night Watchers, it would make the organization overly bloated.
Kanaâs positioning of Night Watchers has never been about a large number organization, always recognized as the elite of elites, the absolute leader.
The number must be maintained at a sustainable level but never diluted core combat power.
And to make up for Night Watcherâs lack of numbers, the Adventurer system exists.
The number of Adventurers hundredfold exceeds Night Watchers, but Adventurers almost lack compulsory unity; they pursue freedom and individual goals more.
However, inherently Adventurers are friendly towards Night Watchers, essentially standing on the same front, jointly opposing apocalypse.
And Night Watchers constantly select some elite beings from the large Adventurer community to absorb.
Simply put, Adventurers are also an important channel for providing fresh blood and backup forces to Night Watchers.
Lurik, overseeing expedition teams and having close contact with Adventurers, naturally hoped to seek some deserved benefits for these reliable partners.
"Then choose some Adventurers with fewer entanglements, morally tested and good, but indeed unable to endure the strict constraints of Night Watchersâ team or individuals."
Alyris pondered the trade-offs before giving a certain range.
Night Watcherâs management, although not exceedingly harsh and rigid, possesses clear standards and disciplinary constraints.
Adventurers enjoy far more freedom, not everyone likes feeling subsidiary to someone elseâs stringent control, especially capable and proud individuals.
Yet, it does not imply that those proud, yearning freedom individuals are not virtuous good people.
Among Adventurers, there are quite a few such excellent beings.