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99: The correct way to fight with the Summoner card!

“They’re here! They’re here!”

“By the way, have you been in the military camp these past three days?” Mu Qianshan asked, looking at Jiang Yuan, who was covered in dust, with some surprise.

“Yeah, after all, there are so many orders.”

Jiang Yuan nodded. There were too many orders in the military camp.

Who knew how many people were in one military camp?

Moreover, Commander Qin Boyuan hadn't given him any specific numbers.

He just told Jiang Yuan that he would take as many as he could make.

Jiang Yuan didn't disappoint Qin Boyuan and immediately stated that he would be staying in the military camp for the entire month.

Qin Boyuan also didn't disappoint Jiang Yuan, directly stating, “If you can do it, I’ll give you a [Confused Forest] when you leave!”

With Qin Boyuan’s promise, Jiang Yuan naturally became even more motivated.

Every day in the military camp, besides making Summoning Cards, he practiced Star Power.

After his mental energy was depleted, he would cultivate Star Power while recovering his mental energy.

Once his mental energy recovered, he would start making Summoning Cards again.

This was Jiang Yuan’s life for the past few days.

According to Jiang Yuan’s estimation, at this rate, he would break through either today or tomorrow.

“By the way, have you really decided on Zhongyuan Academy?”

“Of course.”

Jiang Yuan nodded. Zhongyuan Academy offered too much.

Not to mention free tuition, a detached house for free accommodation during university, and one hundred points.

Just the three free material allocations per year for card-making at his current realm, including rare and uncommon materials, were enough to make Jiang Yuan’s heart pound.

For example, currently, Jiang Yuan could make blue-quality cards, so the materials he needed were blue-quality.

And Jiang Yuan was cultivating his mental energy with this very thought in mind.

If he could make purple-quality cards, then the materials needed would be purple-quality.

One should know that Zhongyuan Academy promised to cover all losses.

That is to say, as long as he believed a card could be made, they would continuously provide him with the materials to make that card.

Of course, there was an upper limit, but the admissions officer from Zhongyuan Academy didn’t specify it.

However, Jiang Yuan wouldn’t intentionally waste anything.

There was an additional condition: if he could customize or sell cards to others, he should prioritize people from his own academy.

Jiang Yuan naturally agreed to this without hesitation.

Didn’t all card sales initially spread from those around him?

As for customization?

That would depend on Jiang Yuan’s mood.

And this was merely the first condition from Zhongyuan Academy; there were other excellent conditions.

Such as personalized instruction from a designated teacher, ten times a year.

Such as priority exchange for rare material cards.

And being ranked higher in task assignments, among other advantageous conditions.

And the most important point was this:

The most tempting part of the promise for Jiang Yuan was this:

A Vice Principal of the Ninth Realm, Quail Tail, as his master!

Note: it was “master,” not a substitute teacher!

Just like personal disciples in some cultivation novels.

Of course, the admissions officer also subtly indicated that Jiang Yuan needed to gain his approval.

But even so, Jiang Yuan was sufficiently tempted.

This was like being assessed on your professional level by an academic big shot as soon as you entered university.

In such a situation, their willingness was already a huge opportunity.

Many people might wait bitterly for four or five years until graduation and still not get such an opportunity.

These two points were key, and Jiang Yuan’s heart was greatly moved.

“Alright then, let’s go together.”

“Let’s go.”

As they spoke, the two of them walked into the classroom together.

The homeroom teacher also smiled happily as he looked at Jiang Yuan and Mu Qianshan.

Putting everything else aside, his class had produced one of the top eight in the martial arts competition and one champion.

His scholarship for this year was undoubtedly secured.

Next up was promotion and a raise, marrying a rich and beautiful woman, and reaching the pinnacle of life!

“Come, quickly fill it out.”

The homeroom teacher smiled happily and directly handed the paper in his hand to Jiang Yuan and Mu Qianshan.

The two took it without hesitation and immediately filled in Zhongyuan Academy as their first choice.

Next, they sequentially filled in the other three of the four top academies.

As for the remaining six spots, they were filled more casually.

Looking at the academy ranking list next to them, they just copied down the names from the first-tier academy section.

“Done.”

After filling out the form, they placed it directly into a machine.

This machine was used for storing and archiving information.

The moment the paper entered the machine, the data on it was already recorded, and with the preservation of the original paper, it directly prevented any possibility of tampering.

“What are you planning to do next?”

After filling out the information and walking out of the classroom, Mu Qianshan asked Jiang Yuan again.

Even though he had already prepared himself mentally,

But in the end, after Jiang Yuan said the four words “military camp card-making,” he still shook his head helplessly.

“Alright then, I won’t say anything more. We’ll be setting off in about eighteen days. You should know there’s still a training camp before school starts.”

“Mm, don’t worry, I understand.”

Jiang Yuan nodded seriously. Just like college freshmen military training, academies in this world also had freshmen training camps.

He just wondered what the academy’s freshmen training camp would be like.

They would depart two days early, and after resting for one day upon arriving at Zhongyuan Academy, the freshmen training camp would begin.

After Mu Qianshan finished speaking, the two parted ways.

Even if Jiang Yuan wasn’t going, Mu Qianshan himself still wanted to go explore the wilderness.

Hmm, it’s better to team up with others.

Zhou Dongshan was an option, and Bu Qiuyuan was now a tutor for his two younger brothers, so she was also an option.

If he had to find two more people…

Mu Qianshan pondered as Jiang Yuan walked towards the military camp.

“Hey kid, over here!”

As soon as Jiang Yuan entered the military camp, he saw an old man with white hair on the side waving and shouting at him.

“What’s wrong?”

Looking at the old man in casual clothes, Jiang Yuan also asked curiously.

“Qin Boyuan sent me.”

The old man didn’t hesitate and directly told Jiang Yuan.

“Commander?”

“Yes.”

Jiang Yuan was stunned for a moment, but the old man nodded: “Come with me.”

“Uh, can’t you say whatever it is here?” Jiang Yuan frowned slightly; he still had to make Summoning Cards.

“To guide you in combat.”

The old man turned, looking at Jiang Yuan with the demeanor of a master.

“Your combat style is too crude. The correct combat style isn’t like yours.”

“Correct combat style?”

Jiang Yuan was a bit confused. His Summoning Card, theoretically speaking, should be appearing in this world for the first time.

So what was the correct combat style?

Some experts specializing in combat could indeed tell at a glance how a Summoning Card should be used in battle.

After all, with more combat experience, one naturally accumulated various insights.

But to say “the correct combat style”—wasn’t that a bit too confident?

“You can trust him.”

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