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Chapter 83 Discussion on Awakening Methods
Big iron village, large conference room on the first floor.

This is the largest conference room in the administrative building. The oval conference table has a span of 13 meters and a width of about two meters, which can accommodate more than fifty orcs to participate in the meeting.

Of course, the meeting room can also accommodate hundreds of orcs, but it will be a bit crowded at that time.

Allen looked around. They were all the earliest awakened cat-eared orcs, and they were masters of the way of assassins.

Every time they sneak, they can land silently, and the assassination is clean and neat, without muddling.

"Master Allen, I suggest that the unawakened orcs should also come in. Their unskilled skills may be the key to the awakening of the cat-ear clan." Windsor's pink-blue ears trembled slightly.

Allen thought it made sense, and some orcs immediately left their seats, ready to notify those orcs.

"No, I'll let the pigeons inform them that the pigeons are faster than you," Allen said.

Ivan who stood up heard the words and sat down again, waiting for Alan to call the pigeon.

I saw Allen put his hands in front of his mouth, and a long whistle sounded, and a white shadow rushed out of the newly transplanted tree outside the administrative building, and flew into the conference room with a swish.

"Cuckoo!"

The pigeon landed precisely on Alan's shoulder, raised its head and rubbed against Alan's face.

Allen first wrote the words to attend the meeting in cipher text, tied the note to the pigeon's leg, and then raised his hand to cover his mouth.

The pigeon consciously tilted its head close to Alan's hand, and heard a small cooing.

"Cuckoo?"

The pigeon nodded, spread its wings, and flew out of the window.

The orc in the room watched the pigeon's back merge into the blue sky and white clouds, and suddenly fell into confusion.

Was it Lord Alan who spoke just now, or the pigeon?

With sensitive ears, they shook their cat ears and vaguely discerned two distinct voices in the pigeon language just now.

So Allen spoke in pigeon language again just now?
"Master Allen." Someone asked softly.

"Huh?" Allen looked at the short man suspiciously.

"It's nothing."

Windsor shook her little tail that stood upright in the shape of a question mark, suppressing her curiosity.

Allen didn't care about the question just now, and continued: "The awakening rate of our cat-eared tribe is very high. 400 of the five hundred assassins are awakened, and the awakening rate is about 80.00%. The temple's current awakening rate is only [-]%, which shows that we The method is very advanced, at least better than the emotional roaring method of the Lion Temple."

"I think the success rate of the awakening of the Lion Clan is lower than ours because there are too few awakening conditions. Like our assassin method, it contains several awakening conditions, much more than the temple, and the orcs who are easy to awaken may reach two or three of them. It can be awakened, and the orcs who are not easy to awaken can awaken as long as they have all the skills of an assassin."

After Alan finished expressing his opinion, the orcs present nodded subconsciously. Perhaps this is the subtlety of the assassin method.

After a while, the unawakened assassin orcs also joined the discussion.

They learned that the awakening of the Lion Clan was related to the roar, and they quickly thought of the lion's roar that the Templars usually used.

A recruit who had not yet awakened raised his hand and said, "Their usual skill is Lion's Roar. Maybe their training method is aimed at this."

The word "skill" is a new word that Alan proposed during the meeting. In fact, the orcs prefer to call it their own talent. Few orcs use the word "skill" to refer to their sacred talent.

With the possibility raised by the ordinary orc, Windsor's thoughts spread, the little tail moved slightly, and murmured:
"I think we should think about the relationship between the awakening ability of the cat-ear clan and the training method. After all, the lion's roar of the Templars is related to the usual training."

Allen also brightened his eyes, "Yes, the method of awakening training should be related to the skill characteristics of various races. For example, the assassin method I implemented requires stealth and assassination, and the most important thing is stealth. Assassins and reckless people who don't know how to sneak no difference.

It just so happens that the characteristic of stealth is to work with the shadows, which happens to be related to your skills. "

Because someone put forward the idea of ​​skills, Allen then used the word skills to describe the state of the cat-eared tribe when they became volumeless shadows.

"Working with the shadows..." The unawakened cat-eared orc trembled, feeling his brain trembling and his whole body trembling.

"I seem to have found the direction of awakening, and I feel that as long as I practice for a while, I can awaken." The little orc who participated in the meeting was very excited.

"What's your name?" Allen looked at the young man with thin skin and tender flesh.

"Report to the village chief, my name is Tom, I'm 13 years old this year." Tom responded with great enthusiasm.

"You are very young, so it should be an exception." Allen hummed lightly, remembering Tom's appearance.

Tom used to be a male cat slave and was favored by a slave trader in Morning Glory Town. He was only 11 years old at the time, and was rescued by Ivan when he was 13 years old. He fell in love with the profession of assassin ever since.

Since he was under 15 years old, he begged Allen to take it into the military training team every day.

Allen did not recruit child labor immediately, but asked him to practice his strength. If he could lift the stone mill of Priest Hood's house, he was promised to enlist him in the army, and later he was really successful.

Back to the topic, Allen remembered the skills of the cat clan orcs, and the stealth skills in the assassin tutorial, which corresponded to the characteristics of the skills.

In this way, he also figured out how to awaken the tauren.

"The tauren's training method should be to hit the floor every day. Speaking of which, this method is easy to speculate."

"As long as you know the unique skill characteristics of the opponent's race, you can infer the opponent's training method."

After Allen's words fell, the orcs who participated in the meeting looked strange, imagining the training methods of the tauren.

A muscular man with horns on his head, whenever he is unhappy, he clenches his fist and hits the ground.

When he's happy, hit the ground.

He can also hit the ground when he is angry, sad, bitter and in love.

"Today I will let the tauren slave try to hit the ground every day." Allen thought of the only tauren slave in the village, who is also a freeman reserve soldier, and will be promoted to freeman in a month.

"But there is still something wrong. Their awakening rate is much lower than our village. Is there some unknown secret in our assassin method that has not been discovered?" Probability has a keen nose.

Speaking of this, everyone discussed for a long time without coming up with a result.

After all, racial talent is a skill genre, and the orcs can find the way to awaken is already very powerful. Allen dismissed the meeting afterwards and turned to find the tauren.

At this time, the tauren were still forging steel pipes in the blacksmith shop, working hard for the great cause of gun barrel manufacturing.

When Alan approached him, he touched the horns on his head and said honestly: "Master Alan, is it possible for me to wake up if I hit the ground every day?"

"You have to smash the floor with emotion, and don't be afraid of getting your fist hurt. Our village has a special wound medicine formula handed down by the priests. If you get hurt, just apply it." Allen pointed to the floor.

　Tomorrow three more

　　
　
(End of this chapter)