As the Chief Instructor of the Green Titans hired by Xi Ye, those skill-training instructors had to report their trainees' detailed data to him every day. He then had to conduct targeted basic training based on each trainee's chosen specialization.
For Berserk Specialization, the focus was mainly on developing cellular activity. They did more anaerobic exercise, high-pressure exercise, endurance training, and training to strengthen their vital energy and blood. Players of this type would be the most desperate for meat later on. He had once seen a Level 11 Green Titan specializing in Berserk at the Arena. He had to eat at least one Level 5 Star Demon Rhino every day. He was the trump card under an Arena Boss, and rumor had it that feeding him alone cost over a million God Coins a month.
However, this type of Titan was the easiest to train. There was no need to worry about issues like body shape or muscle-growth patterns. By contrast, trainees specializing in weapons were relatively troublesome in the early stages.
You had to keep a constant eye on their muscle curves. They had to possess the explosive power expected of a warrior without losing their agility, and Green Titans specializing in different weapons required different targeted basic training.
For example, in Martial Arts Specialization, the first priority in terms of muscle was to ensure the stability of the abdominal muscles and transverse abdominis, which stabilized the body's core. Core muscles provided warriors and martial artists with explosive power while also offering balance and stability. After that came strengthening the erector spinae to improve back extension and stabilize the core, while also increasing the power of side kicks and sweeping kicks. The deltoids and latissimus dorsi guaranteed punching speed and strength. Other areas, such as the chest muscles, had to be controlled appropriately to avoid affecting arm reach and punching agility.
Weapon Specialization was the same. The muscle growth corresponding to different weapons had to be extremely precise. Green Titans were a **fast-growing race. If their foundation was not established during childhood and their muscle-growth curves were not precisely controlled, it would have a huge impact on their future development. As the Chief Instructor, he had to communicate with every counselor about each trainee's situation and determine the next stage of muscle training based on their progress. The humanoid body was a precision machine, and achieving perfect accuracy in every movement required the most scientific training.
When the lord asked him for the data of the most outstanding trainees, the man who watched these little fellows grow every day immediately recalled the necessary figures.
Although the Green Titans' brain evolution was inferior to that of pure Mental-type races, as Level 8 Lifeforms, their brain development had at least reached Level 4. Not to mention the data of these several thousand Green Titans—even if there had been several hundred thousand, he could still have recorded every trainee's specific data in detail.
Zanda soon provided Xi Ye with the information on the top fifteen Green Titans in overall ability.
The top five in Berserk Department Specialization were Little Fairy with Athlete's Foot, Integrity Gabengcui, Lan Xiang Old Driver, Unrestrained Leg Hair, and Aiyo I Go. After becoming well-versed in the natives' language database, Zanda found these people's names extremely strange. In their words, Did their parents really choose names that casually?
Among those specializing in Weapon Department, four of the best-trained were from Spear Department. There was nothing that could be done about it—it was simply too popular. Zanda was somewhat speechless about this. Long spears seemed exceptionally popular among this native race. It was clearly the most difficult cold weapon to train with, while Spear Department had always been unpopular in the Federation's warrior academies. Yet here, it had become so sought after that Helsing, who was in charge of spear training, had recently been overwhelmed by the attention. As the most popular skill-training instructor, his appointment schedule was packed every day.
Battle Axe Department and Broadsword Department accounted for four in total, while Martial Arts Department accounted for two. Almost no one chose light-weapon specializations such as longswords, Bow and Arrow Department, sickles, or daggers, so naturally, not many talents emerged from them. This was perfectly normal. Green Titans were a strength-based race, and even when they took the Weapon Master route, they tended toward heavy weapons. Longswords and bows were better suited to more agile races.
Xi Ye had kept instructors in these areas for those who would transform into combat elves. However, it seemed that no elves had successfully transformed yet, so he would have to visit the elven instructors later to check on their progress.
The first-place player in Spear Department Specialization was naturally Liver King. It was not that his aptitude was the best. Rather, he had the most points and was extremely diligent, so his training time far exceeded everyone else's. As a result, he was temporarily ranked first in every aspect.
Second place was a player named Leng Xing. This player had previously been unknown; he had not even appeared among the top thirty on the points leaderboard. Yet Zanda gave him a very high evaluation in the overall assessment, saying that he had considerable talent and progressed extremely quickly. In ancient terms, his comprehension was exceptionally high. Relying purely on his natural talent, he had reached second place, despite actually spending less than five hours online each day.
So... excellence really had little to do with whether someone was hardworking at hauling bricks or not...
Third place was G Ni Tai Mei, who was also a relatively active player. Unlike Liver King, however, Zanda had also given him a very high evaluation for aptitude. The only issue was that he often had trouble concentrating, and no one knew why.
Xi Ye nodded when he heard that. The intelligence system had already given him this player's data. In simple terms, he had masturbated too much, resulting in weak concentration. Many shut-ins had this problem, and they could recover after enough time. With that in mind, Xi Ye also added him to the mission list.
Fourth place was a player named Dog Waist. Zanda's evaluation of him was sharply divided. First, he highly praised the player's comprehension, saying it was almost on par with Leng Xing's. However, his obedience was poor. He was rather resistant to basic training and often questioned the instructors' arrangements.
Xi Ye was puzzled when he heard this. He picked up the data and looked it over before asking curiously, "But his training schedule looks quite reasonable to me. How did you get him to cooperate?"
Zanda gave a cold laugh. "Just beat him up once, and he was fine..."
Xi Ye: "..."
After hearing the evaluation, Xi Ye placed this player on the reserve observation list. Although his basic abilities met the requirements of this mission in every respect, his personality could easily cause the mission to go awry. Unless the leader could keep him under control, Xi Ye would need to verify this personally.
If there was a more suitable player to replace him, Xi Ye planned to remove him from the mission list.
The remaining players from Broadsword Department and Martial Arts Department were all fairly ordinary. They had average aptitudes—relative to others in the same category—but because they had enough points and sufficient training time, they were temporarily among the more outstanding group.
Xi Ye also kept them under observation. If he found more suitable candidates later, he would replace them.
Berserk Department players relied more heavily on talent. Most of those who ranked near the top had decent aptitude. What Xi Ye had not expected was that the first place would actually go to Little Fairy. In reality, she was merely a petite girl barely over 1.5 meters tall. Who would have thought her results in Berserk Department would be so good? Did every little girl really have a violent heart?
Finally, Xi Ye felt that bringing one or two ranger-type professions specializing in Bow Department would still be very necessary. It seemed he would have to go to the Elf District later and urge them along!
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