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The official special departments couldn't dedicate all their resources to resettling refugees, so the Jing City authorities could only accommodate a maximum of 1,000 people per day.

As a result, she never got her turn.

Martial Skills were publicly available and free, but unfortunately, Yun Xi's Constitution Attribute couldn't keep up.

Considering that Blue Star was not very dangerous and she didn't log in often, Yun Xi, busy with her studies, eventually overlooked it.

It wasn't until Blue Star was completely invaded by the Godfall Continent that Yun Xi realized Blue Star was not unchanging.

Everyone, including herself, had to log into the Godfall Continent to earn a chance to survive.

She ate coarse wheat cakes and lumpy fruits for a very long time. It was only after meeting her master that her luck turned, and she officially began her path as a Sorcerer.

With this announcement, everyone understood that the authorities had done their best.

Sorcery Pattern Scrolls were too expensive. Even if the authorities spent a fortune to acquire a few, due to their "Patent Contracts," they couldn't be casually passed on.

The only way was to "take disciples," allowing those who had already learned the sorcery to personally teach them. However, it was impossible to include everyone; that was simply unrealistic.

They could only use transaction contracts to select individuals with high Spirit Attributes for careful guidance.

Martial Skills were even more openly provided for free, which was considered a satisfactory explanation for everyone.

At the same time, the authorities also called on all citizens to learn the publicly available Martial Skills.

Even if you planned to become a Sorcerer, while there were no sorceries to learn, practicing Martial Skills to enhance your strength was always a good precaution.

Up to this point, almost everyone had focused most of their attention on the Godfall Continent, happily venturing to explore it.

However, there was a portion of people unwilling to take risks, feeling it had nothing to do with them. After all, Blue Star remained safe, and as long as they didn't log in, the danger wouldn't affect them.

Practicing Martial Skills was tiring. Even if you mastered them, you wouldn't become a superhero.

Just like soldiers, boxers, mercenaries, and other special professions before the advent of the Godfall Continent, even if they became Warriors after transferring, they would be no different from their past selves, with nothing special about them.

Moreover, not everyone could endure such hardship.

In her previous life, Yun Xi also never expected the Godfall Continent to descend upon Blue Star, so she hadn't paid much attention to Martial Skill training.

Her initial Constitution was only six points. It wasn't that her willpower was weak, but rather that the initial high-intensity training plan provided by the authorities... due to her Constitution, she couldn't even keep up with half the progress.

Most people were in the same situation as her; they truly had the will but not the strength.

And with everyone potentially possessing superpowers, society actually tended towards stability.

During the first two internal tests, only a small number of people gained superpowers, and they might have felt a sense of superiority.

Those with poor character might have wanted to do bad things, but now, with everyone able to log into the Godfall Continent, the possibility of crime had actually decreased.

Because you never knew if your next criminal target might be a powerful Sorcerer who could cast a spell that would take half your life at any moment.

Under the appeasement of the authorities, the refugees also gained hope. The authorities had already provided specific methods for them to shed their refugee status. Those who wanted to improve should diligently practice Martial Skills, and for those who wanted to preserve their lives, it was simple: don't log in.

Even so, there were still many people who lost their lives daily due to various accidents.

Not only refugees but also official players were at risk of death.

At this time, the function of the Resurrection Talisman became apparent.

The rewards distributed by the system were not forcibly bound, so Resurrection Talismans could also be used by others.

Following this, various related exchanges began to open.

Resources related to the Godfall Continent started circulating among people, and Copper Coins became the new important currency.

Extremely precious items like Resurrection Talismans required signing a purchase contract. The buyer and seller would jointly bear the cost of the contract scroll, 50 Copper Coins each, which would ensure the authenticity of the goods.

However, Resurrection Talismans circulating in the market were still extremely rare. Most people's first choice was to keep them for themselves or their families.

Only in very rare situations, such as needing to purchase other precious resources from the Godfall Continent, would people be willing to sell a Resurrection Talisman.

At the same time, many people also noticed related business opportunities. They exploited the differences in login locations of Blue Star inhabitants on the Godfall Continent, trading with people to buy low and sell high.

The authorities profited well from this method of currency generation and openly published this approach.

For example, Person A might acquire goods from their login point for only 60 Copper Coins. After Person A brings these goods back to Blue Star and gives them to Person B, they can be sold at Person B's login point for a high price of 100 Copper Coins.

100 - 60 = 40 Copper Coins in trading difference.

If Person A and Person B cooperate, each person can earn a profit of 20 Copper Coins, a sure win with almost no risk.

Person A and Person B don't need to worry about unequal distribution; they only need to sign a cooperation contract.

It was precisely because of this loophole that quite a few powerhouses on Blue Star, accumulated through high-value currency, were not wiped out in one fell swoop after the complete invasion of the Godfall Continent.

After all, the invasion of the Godfall Continent wouldn't care if your area was a "newbie zone." Strange Creatures would appear randomly with varying levels, killing anyone they saw without any humanity.

Yun Xi, as usual, browsed through the online news and then, as usual, organized the key information that could be disclosed at this stage and sent it to Chen Nana.

This time, the information she sent mainly concerned sub-professions.

It had been over two months since the first internal test began, so it was normal to know this information.

Yun Xi specifically mentioned the Chef and Alchemist sub-professions, stating that Blue Star's recipes and prescriptions were feasible.

She had already learned all the publicly available prescriptions, but Flower Country must still have some precious prescriptions that were not disclosed, making them inaccessible to ordinary people. The authorities could research them themselves.

Although after the complete invasion of the Godfall Continent, everything on Blue Star would be contaminated, and even some secret prescriptions might become impossible to create, perhaps the authorities could find a way to learn the Purification Technique.

At that time, these secret manuals wouldn't be buried.

In fact, even if she hadn't said anything, the officials would have discovered the existence of sub-professions sooner or later as time went on, but that would have been months later.

Yun Xi bringing it up now was intended to allow the officials to cultivate talent in this area ahead of time.

Although she didn't plan to join the core departments of the officials, Flower Country was her hometown after all, and providing this information to the best of her ability was something she should do.

Including other 'provideable information' that Yun Xi could think of, she sent it all to Chen Nana.