Chapter 72 Popular Science

The more I listen to it, the more I think it makes sense that this kind of writing would be eliminated. It’s just too complicated.

In the past, the threshold for being a mage was so high, and most of the time it was probably due to a failure in linguistics.

After finally getting through Viscount Rumbell's praise, Dean thought with his head spinning.

He vaguely remembered hearing someone explain before that the name "Empire" in Offa means a country that is blessed by the sun and moon, shines with its own light amidst lightning and dark clouds, and never loses its way.

Listening to this meaning, you will know how long the full name of the empire is. Viscount Rumbell can take the trouble to repeat it so many times, which is really a talent.

Perhaps the noble tongue is such a gift.

"The Viscount is really very discerning, but I don't know what Miss Anna thinks about it?"

Not knowing how to respond to the viscount's compliments, Dean changed the topic to the little Lolita who had never expressed her opinion after a few polite words.

Ana, who was asked, frowned and looked up, "...I like the powerful."

She described simply.

"The stronger, the better."

It's a very simple and crude aesthetic.

Dean followed her gaze and circled around his cubs. No matter how he looked at them, he didn't feel that there was anything about their appearance that could impress Miss Anna.

Even if he is a real dad, he cannot unconscionably say that his Shadow Doll looks very strong.

This makes the Viscount's remarks just now even more suspicious.

But no matter why they came, the business has already arrived at the door, and it would be inappropriate not to do it.

Dean could only avoid the important and continue to draw the pie, "Don't worry, Miss Anna, the Shadow Doll is an A-level familiar, and its potential is absolutely guaranteed. As long as it is cultivated to a certain stage, it will be enough to form a strong combat capability."

"It's hard to describe how strong it is, but it's definitely stronger than many Warcraft. Its appearance is deceptive, and it can stay with you to protect your safety."

"A-level magic pet? What do you mean?"

The blonde girl asked with a frown.

Dean, who had already guessed that she would ask, immediately explained the ratings in the system with a smile. Because it was just a simple popular science, he did not explain it in too much detail. The little loli accepted it well, but the Viscount's reaction was very dull.

“This kind of rating is quite interesting, as it allows for more regulated pricing.”

The Viscount simply expressed his opinion with a polite word.

It sounds like a compliment, but if you taste it carefully, what he means is that Dean set such a rating in order to increase the value of his magic pet.

In other words, it defaults to a gimmick used by a businessman as a publicity tool.