Rong Qiu smiled faintly, "There’s no rush for that at the moment. No matter what, the Level of that mutated Forest Wolf needs to reach at least the Elite Eighth Stage. Additionally, during this time, I’ll give you some of my Cold Water Wolf’s Cultivation experiences. It is also a Poison Type Snow Wolf that has been converted. You can have a look when the time comes. Once your Forest Wolf’s tier has advanced, if you have time, come visit Beihai City. Then, based on your ideas and requirements, we can determine the Forest Wolf’s Evolution direction."
It had to be said that within this Legion, Su Ping’s impression of Rong Qiu’s Cold Water Wolf was indeed quite profound. The poisonous fog was also a wide-range, lethal, crowd-control Pet Beast. It was able to fight until the very end and even stealthily secured a spot in the top five. Although it related to tactics and strategy, there was no doubt about the strength of the Cold Water Wolf itself—it was absolutely adequate.
However, to directly share the experience of cultivating Evolutionary Bodies?
Su Ping glanced at Rong Qiu.
The experience of any Breeder, even if it wasn’t a complete Cultivation method, was a Breeder’s entire life’s work. One could learn a lot from it.
Could she really be that magnanimous?
Obviously, Rong Qiu could not decipher the meaning behind Su Ping’s gaze.
She didn’t linger. After taking out a small booklet from her Beast Taming Space and handing it over to Su Ping, she left the Heart of Wood Cultivation Base amidst Su Ping’s waving goodbye.
Rong Qiu didn’t even delay, heading straight to the suburban airport. While waiting, she took out her mobile phone and, after some consideration, dialed a number.
"Hello, Qiuqiu, what’s the matter this time?"
"I’ve mentioned the Cultivation matter to Su Ping."
Su Anyong, on the other end of the phone, fell into silence, clearly no longer in the mood for jests.
"When will you stop being so willful?" Su Anyong finally spoke with some resignation.
"It’s not too bad. Your son is alright. The first thing he asked about was your condition."
"Don’t worry, I know the rules." Rong Qiu snorted with disdain, "Initially, because of the close relationship between you, me, and my family, they pulled you out of that forsaken place. And now, they’ve made you an instructor for the new military unit. In the end, it’s because the Rong Family pledged loyalty. Those people felt reassured and, realizing that what they did in the past was unseemly, now want to make amends."
"Alright, some things are best left unsaid. Now that you’re this age, you’ve become increasingly loose-lipped, haven’t you?" Su Anyong sounded a bit impatient.
Rong Qiu didn’t mind, "By the way, what’s this new unit going to be called? What will be its main focus?" Follow current novels on 𝗇𝗈𝗏𝖾𝗅•𝖿𝗂𝗋𝖾•𝗇𝖾𝗍
Su Anyong felt somewhat helpless. Among the few people in his life he felt most at a loss with, not even Su Ping was more daunting than Rong Qiu.
"Nothing’s been decided yet. For now, it will mainly focus on the Necromancy Series, aiming for diverse functionality and adapting to various extreme environments. Also, this is the last time I’m telling you about this. Don’t bring it up again."
"TSK, I’m not even interested."
"By the way, the Legion tournament is over, right? How did it go?" Su Anyong ultimately couldn’t resist asking.
How did it go? Rong Qiu thought again about what she had witnessed that morning, the event that had occurred, and let out a sigh. "First place, Honorary Major, a first-class merit."
"WHAT!?!" Su Anyong’s voice suddenly boomed.
But Rong Qiu had anticipated this and had already moved the phone away from her ear.
"Has the Eastern Corps gone mad? Honorary Major? A first-class merit? Does that General Zhao want my son as his son-in-law or grandson-in-law or what?"
"Who knows? But Su Ping is indeed worthy of that first-class merit."
"HEH, not telling you. Anyway, I’m boarding soon, so I won’t talk to you anymore."
"Oh right, one last question. Does the offer for me to be Su Ping’s godmother still stand?"
Rong Qiu’s arrival and departure left Su Ping with no time to properly examine his gains this time. While interacting with Rong Qiu, Su Ping was able to further confirm that Su Anyong’s identity was as complex as he had thought. However, it also gave him some peace of mind. As long as his father was safe, he could naturally be at ease.
Therefore, after settling down completely, Su Ping began to review his current gains.
The ten thousand Battle Merit Points, needless to say, were incredibly valuable. On the Legion’s internal website, even a Sun Crystal only required 1,100 Battle Merit Points for exchange. Ten thousand Battle Merit Points was indeed a substantial amount of resources. Moreover, resources obtained with these Battle Merit Points could be sold externally! A single Monarch Level material, when sold externally, could bring in tens of millions, possibly even several tens of millions. Although it seemed somewhat inappropriate to sell resources obtained with Battle Merit Points for money, he had no choice at the moment, given his financial situation.
Su Ping’s eyes quickly scanned the Legion’s resource supply network. He soon found that within the Legion, some High-level resource exchanges were not attainable with just Battle Merit Points. Of course, this was not an issue for Su Ping. He had one first-class merit and one third-class merit.
In the Legion’s internal network, there were two distinctions for such resources. One required unlocking permissions, which one obtained by accumulating a certain number and grade of military merits. The other consisted of even more precious resources that required the use of military merits for exchange.