The Wizard Path From The Simulator
Chapter 1322 - Chapter 1322 Chapter 659 Text Simulation Almost Depleted

Chapter 1322: Chapter 659 “Text Simulation Almost Depleted” (Please Subscribe) Chapter 1322: Chapter 659 “Text Simulation Almost Depleted” (Please Subscribe) At that moment, Milton Cheney decided not to think any further.

After all, the last simulation had already ended.

Contemplating further held little significance.

Continuing with the Text Simulation was the most important thing at hand.

So, Milton Cheney’s gaze shifted back to the Light Screen.

As his thoughts stirred slightly, the Light Screen displayed new changes.

[Text Simulation Times: 25]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

“Start the Text Simulation, adding five Text Simulation times.”

Milton Cheney initiated the Text Simulation directly.

The final twenty-five Text Simulations, he wasn’t sure how much improvement they could bring him.

But clearly, they wouldn’t be without gains.

Thus, Milton felt confident to start the Text Simulation.

The simulation initiated smoothly, and the character selection menu appeared.

[Text Simulation initiated, please choose your character for this simulation]

[Steady] or [Passionate] or [Aloof]

Looking at the character selection menu, Milton Cheney chose his character without hesitation.

“Choose [Steady] and [Aloof] characters.”

After making the selection and issuing the command, the Text Simulation truly began.

Paragraphs of black text started appearing on the Light Screen floating in front of Milton.

These simulations were his experiences during the simulation.

But Milton felt no emotion towards these.

Even though his gaze rested on the Light Screen, his thoughts did not linger on the text.

With a slight stir of thought, Milton chose to skip straight through the text process.

Memories would be retained in reality, so skipping the text process wouldn’t have a bad impact.

In previous Text Simulations, Milton had done the same.

In the next instant, the Light Screen changed.

Because he had skipped the text process, this simulation also came to a smooth end.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, Inherited Memory and Realm from the simulation have been preserved!]

The Text Simulation ended.

A familiar mechanical tone resounded in Milton’s mind.

The memory had been completely retained in reality.

Milton’s state of mind was extremely powerful.

Thus, he digested these memories very easily.

Fully digesting these memories was merely a momentary affair in reality.

This was also why Milton chose to skip through the text process.

Because there was simply no need for him to wait in reality for the Text Simulation to end.

Feeling the memories in his mind, Milton’s heart remained utterly undisturbed.

This Text Simulation was no different from usual.

The speed of his Realm Deduction in this simulation hadn’t changed.

Naturally, his ultimate improvement was also quite considerable.

In the next instant, Milton thought no more.

The simulation had ended, and contemplating further was less useful than directly starting a new Text Simulation.

Milton thought this and acted accordingly.

In the next moment, with a stir of thought,

The Light Screen before him displayed new changes.

[Text Simulation Times: 20]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

The final twenty Text Simulation times.

That meant there were only enough times left for Milton to initiate four Text Simulations.

Thinking this, he directly started this Text Simulation.

“Add five Text Simulation times, start the simulation.”

It was the familiar choice, and for the subsequent Text Simulations, he would also make the same choice.

The Text Simulation started smoothly.

The procedure for this simulation wouldn’t change.

[Text Simulation initiated, please choose your character for this simulation]

[Passionate] or [Generous] or [Aloof]

“Choose [Passionate] and [Generous] characters.”

After selecting the character, Milton issued the familiar command in his mind.

The Text Simulation began.

On the Light Screen floating in front of Milton, paragraphs of black text began to appear.

The Text Simulation had started, and Milton’s expression showed no change.

Milton’s choice was simple, to directly skip the text process.

It seemed that with each Text Simulation, his choice was the same.

So, naturally, there were no surprises.

This Text Simulation proceeded without surprises.

After skipping the text process, Milton continued familiarly until his Lifespan reached its Limit.

Approaching the Limit of Lifespan, this simulation was about to end.

Milton didn’t waste time and directly ended this simulation.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, Inherited Memory and Realm from the simulation have been preserved!]

The Text Simulation ended smoothly.

All the black texts on the Light Screen began to fade.

Milton listened to the familiar sound echoing in his mind.

The Inherited Memory retained in reality had also been completely digested by him.

This simulation, Milton’s gains were quite substantial.

Compared to the previous Text Simulations, it was not much different.

That was enough, after all, Text Simulations are just like this, as long as they provide stable gains.

At this moment, the speed of Deduction hadn’t slowed, which was also why Milton could confidently use the Text Simulations.

Next, it was time to initiate a new Text Simulation.

Thinking this, Milton stirred his thoughts.

[Text Simulation Times: 15]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

“Add five Text Simulation times, initiate the Text Simulation.”

Looking at the prompt on the Light Screen.

Milton muttered to himself.

In the next moment, the Text Simulation started smoothly.

[The Text Simulation has started, please choose your character for this simulation]

[Sharp] or [Wise] or [Jealous]

Looking at the character options on the Light Screen.

Milton promptly chose his character.

“Choose [Sharp] and [Wise] characters.”

Choosing characters was not important for him, so Milton selected the characters very quickly.

In the next moment, the Text Simulation started smoothly.