After looking at this head, which was extremely valuable in every sense of the word, for a while, Cosi looked away and couldn't help but marvel at the magic of the world of professionals.
They are all human heads, with two eyes and a mouth. People just have the ability to change their heads to be different from others.
Much more expensive.
Cosi flexed his fingers, which were unable to support this level of calculation due to insufficient numbers, and showed an envious expression.
Not only was he envious of Dean's foreseeable wealthy life in the future, but he was also envious of his terrifying talent.
In the midst of envy, there was also a hint of admiration and admiration.
Although he was still a little unable to accept a demon pet like Akaman's fish that directly drilled into his head, Cosi completely agreed with Dean's idea of selecting a demon pet.
All I can say is that it is him.
While other professionals are still at the level of arming their bodies, Dean has taken a big step forward and risen to the level of arming his brain.
A Falling Star Hair Demon and an Akaman Divine Fish, all wrapped up from the outside to the inside.
It’s okay to find another way, and he’s perfectly equipped.
It is both offensive and defensive, and its abilities are unpredictable, perfectly ensuring that the buyer can protect himself even if there is only one head left.
Corsi took on his own role, feeling deeply that if he had Dean's brain, he would probably never have to worry about money again in his life.
Pity.
Apart from having the same facial features, his and Dean's heads seemed to be of different species.
There is no comparison at all.
...No, that may not be too rigorous.
Cosi, whose thoughts suddenly took a turn, cursed secretly.
Looking at Dean's posture, he may no longer be satisfied with just his facial features.
Kesi even felt that he wouldn't be surprised if he had a few more mouths and eyes the next time they met.
After witnessing the operation of raising fish in the opponent's head, Corsi's expectation of this man's bottom line has dropped off a cliff.
It hasn't even hit the ground yet.
Putting down the Akaman fish for the time being, Kesi retreated and asked about the fallen star hair monster.
Dean estimated that this kid should have received a lot of scholarships when he went to school, otherwise he wouldn't be able to reach this level.
Therefore, he did not mention the redemption price of Falling Star Hair Demon in the contribution point redemption system, and directly gave the normal selling price.
After getting the answer, Cosi lay down on the ground and began to count his little treasury.
"There's still a little bit left...if I can get the first prize this time..."
He simply calculated the scholarships he could get, and his heart became cold again.
...It is affordable to buy it, but it will be difficult to pay for food afterwards.
Saving money on food and clothing for a demon pet, even depriving the Shadow Doll of its rations, slowing down its growth rate, is not a good deal no matter how you think about it.
Cosi couldn't do the same thing as throwing a watermelon and picking up sesame seeds, so he strangled the deer in his heart without hesitation and made a compromise.
It's better to buy a B-level magic pet. For the survival of this small family, he is willing to make concessions.
If you think about it carefully, the hawk-beaked winged cat is not bad. The telekinesis skill, once trained, is not much worse than the Akaman fish...
Looking at Cosi, who was once again calm and calm, Dean lamented that his nephew's reaction in this regard was very similar to that of the apprentices, and expressed his own opinions on his performance just now.
To be honest, it fell short of Dean's expectations.
He originally thought that his eldest nephew could dominate among his peers, and his strength would be passable, if not outstanding.
Who knew he was so disappointing?
It makes people doubt the level of this class of Knight Academy students.
When Dean just started, he could even faintly hear the sound of waves coming from the Knight Academy.
All parallel imports.
After recalling Corsi's performance just now, Dean couldn't help but reveal a speechless expression.
In fact, objectively speaking, Kesi's overall strength is not bad, at least among the low-level professionals Dean has seen, he is still the tallest among the short ones.
But this strength is definitely not matched by his current position as chief.
Moreover, in terms of tactical design, the eldest nephew relies too much on his magic pet. Once Andal is trapped, or the enemy implements a beheading plan, the boy's response measures may be unexpectedly poor.
This is what worries Dean the most.
With Andal's trump card, Corsi may be able to sweep the Knight Academy arena, but if he sets his sights on the six academies, it will be difficult for him to maintain this advantage.
Especially when facing assassins.
Dean still doesn’t know what type of assassin Alpha is, but based on his experience, most assassins focus on killing with one hit. It would be a lot of fun if he sent Corsi down while Andal wasn’t paying attention. That's big.
He wanted parents to see how helpful the magic pets were to their students, not how they were corrupting them.
This misunderstanding will be a huge blow to the developing magic pet business.
Dean didn't want the demon pet he cultivated to have such an unpleasant reputation in public.
So not only Andal, but also the eldest nephew’s training had to keep up.
It’s okay to be a pendant, but at least you have to ensure that you won’t become a burden.
After sizing up Kesi who was lying on the ground, Dean passed his thoughts to Xiaolan according to the feeling of the challenge just now.
He had no experience in formulating training plans for people, nor did he have any knowledge reserves in this area, but Xiao Lan did.
As a well-read familiar, it is much more reliable in this regard than its master.
It just strengthens Corsi's survivability and ensures that he will not be quickly eliminated without Andal's assistance. It is not a problem for Xiaolan.
Then Cosi's nightmare arrived.
Not long after the extra training started, Cosi knew that he had underestimated Dean again.
He thought that the Akkaman Divine Fish, which can treat people like a rubber racket, was already devilish enough, but he didn't expect that the combination of the Falling Star Hair Demon and the Akkaman Divine Fish would be even better.
Kesi even felt like a toy, being played with by the demon pets.
By the end of the day's training, his whole body was already swollen compared to when he arrived, and he no longer had the strength to speak.
Collapsed to the ground, Cosi looked at the back of Dean's head without even a drop of sweat, and couldn't help but roll his eyes to express his jealousy. Unexpectedly, just after he rolled halfway, he saw half of the fish's head sticking out.
The Akaman divine fish stared directly at him, as if it had noticed Kesi's little move, a dangerous blue light flashed in its eyes.
"Why does it look like I have a third eye..."
Kesi immediately pretended to have done nothing, looked away, and muttered in a low voice.
Third eye?
Dean turned around and glanced at him, then turned around in a circle around the Akaman fish, which was motionless.
That weird scene where it was unclear whether it was a fish stirring up a person or a person stirring up a fish, made Cosi's hair stand on end, and he jumped up from the ground like a carp.
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