"Yes." Antonio briefly explained the methods of obtaining points.
At present, there were only two methods. The first was personal achievement.
Whenever a member of the Research Institute released an approved alchemical product, they would receive a certain number of points. If they were willing to promote it widely under the Research Institute's name, they would receive even more points.
The display cases from the first to the fiftieth floor of the Research Institute had been set up for precisely this purpose.
The second method of obtaining points was somewhat simpler than the first: accepting Research Institute missions.
Missions generally fell into two categories. The first was issued in the name of the Research Institute, while the second was issued by Research Institute members. The difference between the two was that missions issued by the Research Institute would certainly reward points, whereas missions issued by members had rewards decided by the issuers themselves.
After explaining this, Antonio paused. "Right. At present, no member of the Research Institute has issued a mission with points as the reward."
In other words, he either had to take the route of personal achievement or accept missions from the Research Institute.
Angel actually leaned more toward the first option, but choosing that method did not mean every alchemical product he released would be recognized. In other words, taking that road required a long period of research, as well as inspiration.
Angel pondered for a moment and decided to keep the first method as a backup. After all, it was not something that could be achieved in the short term, and this move could be made at any time. He would first see whether there was an easier way.
"Setting aside the ten points I obtained as a special judge, Antonio, do you have any suggestions