The experiment was risky, so Su Xiao spent 1,492 merit points to exchange for five one-star titles. He embedded them in the secondary-title slots of the title-burning disc, leaving the main-title slot empty, and began the burning.
Pay 5 Soul Coins to perform this title burning?
Seeing this prompt, Su Xiao chose to begin the burning. He had already tested it earlier. When burning with a one-star main title embedded, it required 10 Soul Coins. The title-burning prices were as follows.
Burning a one-star main title required 10 Soul Coins, a two-star title required 20, a three-star title required 50, a four-star title required 100, and a five-star title required 200.
With no main title, the burning began. The Soul Coin cost was halved, and the burning speed was faster than Su Xiao had expected. It was completed in less than two minutes.
You obtained 'Untyped Title (★★).'
This was a two-star title without any attributes. It had no value to equip, but it could be used for title burning, making the direction in which the main title improved purer.
After checking his remaining merit points, Su Xiao began exchanging one-star and two-star titles in bulk. Getting more 'Untyped Titles' would be very useful. An advantage like the title shop's might not appear again in the future.
In the end, Su Xiao paid the remaining 36,238 merit points and 170 Soul Coins to obtain twelve Untyped Titles (★★★). They had all been produced through repeated burning.
The number of titles in the title shop was limited, causing the cost of obtaining three-star titles to grow higher and higher. He would temporarily keep these Untyped Titles for future title burning.
Only 129 merit points remained. Su Xiao did not think attacking Sand City would yield merit points. On the contrary, after