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Chapter 83 - 82 Wild Transformation

Chapter 83: Chapter 82 Wild Transformation

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[You have completed one professional cultivation and earned double Professional Experience. You have reached the Level 3 Experience limit and have 1 excess Professional Experience point.]

[You have met the leveling criteria, please prepare and level up as soon as possible.]

After transplanting the last seedling in the seedling grass basket, Mu Ying finally faced another opportunity to level up.

Looking around, the small patch of land between Qingshan Forest and the Sub-camp had been filled with seedlings, the first of which had already grown to Mu Ying’s chest.

She had planted these progressively since establishing the Sub-camp.

Every time she looked at the small forest she had planted herself, Mu Ying would envision their future, growing into large trees in a few years, or even decades, filled with a sense of accomplishment.

Thinking she would be busy leveling up as soon as she returned and wouldn’t need to use Recovery Spring, Mu Ying merged the remaining spring water into the Water Creation Skill and watered the saplings using a small-scale rainfall method.

As she continued to plant trees, the amount of Recovery Spring water had increased from a teacup a day to a small bowl and now a large soup bowl.

The number of times she used Feedback Claw daily also increased, and the quality of the items she reaped improved, achieving not only seed freedom but also fruit freedom and meat freedom.

As long as there were fruit trees and animals nearby, regardless of whether the trees were in the fruiting period or the animals were fat or thin, she could always pluck fruits and meat.

After obtaining the Magic Wand, the incredibly convenient Cooking Magic allowed Mu Ying to mostly stop visiting restaurants. She set up a large kitchen in the wooden house at the Plantation and cooked her meals there.

After watering, Mu Ying ran to the nearby Sub-camp, entered her own Plantation, sat among the fields, and began to level up.

Natural power surged like wind, circulating around her, making the surrounding grass and trees appear more vibrant.

[After the baptism of nature, you have become a Level 4 Druid.]

[Based on your Druid Level, you have gained professional skills: Natural Protection, Wild Transformation.]

[Based on your Druid Level, you have gained 1 Natural Attribute Point.]

[Based on your Druid Level, your Life Value has increased to 320.]

[Based on your Druid Level, your Mana Value has increased to 110.]

[No new Spells unlocked at this level.]

The series of notifications after each level-up always brings much anticipation.

Although the changes had already merged into her body during the leveling process, the clear data were still more straightforward.

For instance, the increase in Life Value indicated that her Physical Fitness had been strengthened by the natural power during the level-up, much stronger than what the actual 10 points of Constitution suggested.

A Druid’s Life Value increases by 80 points per level, second only to Barbarians, Warriors, and Paladins, and is comparable to Priests, Forest Patrols, and Martial Monks.

Thus, Divine Art Practitioners like Druids and Priests weren’t physically disadvantaged like Mages and Magicians.

Of course, this is relative to other professions; even Mages and Magicians have much stronger Physical Fitness than before their professions were formed.

Thus, the kind of Spellcasters who get winded after running a few steps doesn’t exist.

In addition to the Life Value and Mana that always increase with each level-up, she also gained 1 Natural Attribute Point this time.

This made her breathe a sigh of relief.

For Spellcasters, the Spell Casting Attribute limits how far one can go on their professional path.

Although she benefited from her initial advantages and bloodline superiority, gaining a few natural attribute points and raising her Perception from 14 to 17, there were no limits or bottlenecks temporarily.

But now, there were already quite a few level-capped spellcasters. Reducing the Spell Casting Attribute by 10 represents the highest Magic Rings a spellcaster can learn.

Spellcasters with a 10-point Spell Casting Attribute were stuck at level 1, and those with 11 points couldn’t reach level 3.

Without any source of natural attribute points, Mu Ying’s high 17 points in Perception could only support her learning up to Seven-Circle Magic, likely capping around level 15.

Although she didn’t know the maximum level, the feeling of foreseeing her limit was still uncomfortable.

Now it was different, with an advancement of four levels, she gained one natural attribute point, indicating that every certain level increase would also yield natural attribute points, possibly one every four levels. This greatly raised her potential limits.

Mu Ying still added the natural attribute point to her Perception.

Only then did she look at the professional skills she obtained at level 4.

[Natural Protection: The natural aura on your body naturally grants you the friendship of some favored creatures of nature, making you immune to spiritual creatures’ magic-like abilities and Charming Ability.]

[Wild Transformation: By observing and imitating, you can transform into small or medium-sized animals, possessing the attribute panel of the corresponding animal, with a Life Value independent of your human form. Once per day, including aquatic animals and those capable of flight.]

Natural Protection was a passive skill, and Mu Ying did not feel it deeply. She had never even encountered spiritual creatures, so it was temporarily of no concern.

Mu Ying was most excited about acquiring the skill of Wild Transformation.

The defining trait of Druids is being all-rounded without any weaknesses.

They have a Magic List slightly smaller than that of Spell Casting professions, possess Healing Magic unique to Priests, and have Physical fitness and melee capabilities comparable to melee professions.

Mu Ying had already encountered the first two, but the last point had never been demonstrated.

Now Mu Ying knew that it must be reflected in the power of Wild Transformation.

The claws, fur, and teeth of animals, these innate weapons, are incomparable to humans.

If she could transform into an animal and inherit their attributes and skills, she could also compensate for melee aspects.

The most crucial aspect was that the Life Value was independent of the human form, meaning that in animal shape, even if she was beaten to a near-death state, as long as she wasn’t dead and had even a bit of Life Value left, she could revert to human form and regain a full health bar, effectively allowing her to switch to an alternate form at will.

Mu Ying imagined it, her enemies nearly defeating her, and then she would transform or revert transformations, switching to another form with full health bar—it felt thrilling, how was that possible?

However, mastering this skill would require much effort; it wasn’t something she could grasp instantly.

Fortunately, when she gained the skill, the method of learning was also infused into her brain.

"Shi Yin, I might be able to transform into a wolf now!" Mu Ying excitedly told the figure Shi Yin.

The figure Shi Yin touched its head, transformed into a mini wolf, licked her hand, and wagged its tail into a blur of joy.

For her first animal form, Mu Ying decided to choose the animal she was most familiar with: the wolf.

Having grown up among the Wolf Pack with Shi Yin, she had the deepest understanding of wolves, making them the perfect first subject for her observational practices.

Even so, purely relying on the memories in her brain and her understanding of wolves was still not enough to support a successful transformation.

Mu Ying looked distantly into the depths of the Qingshan Forest, "It’s time to go back to the mountains and check on them—it’s been over two months, I wonder how the Wolf Pack is doing, Shi Yin, you miss them too, right?"

The wolf-form figure Shi Yin stood on a rock, also tilting its head toward the mountains and howled silently.