Base Daily Life (Elf Chapter: Part 1)

Wei Lin has been living a comfortable life recently. When she first arrived at the Base and saw that she was the only Elf Instructor, she was a little worried, thinking that this Lord didn't focus on cultivating Elves, but was just cultivating some Elves on a whim.

This situation is very common in the Federation. Elves are very practical, but before they are fully formed, they are full of great uncertainty. This leads many Lords to just try it out at first, and in the end, they will choose to give up when they find that it does not meet expectations.

The reason is that the growth of Elves often cannot be as expected.

Usually, no matter what kind of Elf, it is just a fluff ball in its infancy, and you can't see what it will grow into later.

At this time, the Elf needs a professional guide to guide its transformation, otherwise many Elves may still be a ball for decades.

Although the guide can guide the Elf to transform, it cannot guide the Elf to specifically transform into what it will be. This is the uncertainty of the Elf. For example, the Lord actually wants a group of Elf assassins, but instead raises a group of gentle and weak Song Priests, or wants Song Priests but raises a group of Tree Demons, which are still good situations.

Some Elves grow out and you don't know what they are. Some will become Wind Fairies with half-human and half-bird bodies, some will become a bigger ball, and some will even become a lump of fat jelly. The probability of becoming jelly is not small. This group of races later gave themselves a name called: Slime. Because they maintain the unique dried fruit aroma of the Elf infancy, they often become exquisite ingredients in the eyes of some people.

So she was still very worried on the way here. If she was not valued, or if she was an dispensable existence in the force, then the significance of coming to a new force would not be great, even though the salary was quite high...

But after coming here, her hanging heart was immediately relieved.

When she came, there were about seven thousand citizens of this Lord, of which Elves accounted for two thousand. From the number, it seemed that this Lord planned to focus on cultivating a group of Elf citizens, which made her feel a lot more at ease at the time.

Then, after teaching, she discovered something that surprised her extremely: the quality of the Wood Elves under this Lord was unusually high!

Wood Elves are an ancient species of Elves. With their extremely low capacity, they have become the most difficult Elf species to cultivate in the Federation, with a status similar to that of Green Titans. Generally, only very wealthy big Lords would cultivate Wood Elves.

Of course, some Lords also use them to maintain gardens and ecology in the early stage, so at first, when she learned that she was cultivating Wood Elves, she was still slightly disappointed. In her understanding, ordinary Wood Elves would take at least five years to transform, and a little worse, it might not be successful in ten years. She would not be able to produce results in a short time.

It was a bit like a top chef not having good ingredients to show off his skills, but after starting to teach, this idea was instantly slapped in the face by the super high quality of these Elves.

Three days... only three days, most of the Wood Elves showed signs of transformation. This efficiency was even more exaggerated than their Starlight Elves. When she first discovered this situation, she even thought she was dreaming!

How is that possible!!

In the subsequent teaching process, when she discovered that all the Elves were almost of this level, she realized that she was probably hugging a thigh this time!

This Lord must have picked up a group of natives with extremely high genetic compatibility with Elves. Looking at this posture, fifteen percent? Or twenty percent is possible!

No wonder he is willing to cultivate so many Wood Elves, no wonder he is willing to give a newcomer like herself such a high salary, so that's how it is!

Thinking of this, Wei Lin felt more and more fortunate that she had decisively chosen here at the time. According to the Lord's existing qualifications, as long as there are no accidents, the development speed will definitely far exceed that of ordinary Lords. She is one of the first backbones to follow, and she will definitely have a place in the future. Her dream of becoming a senior Song Priest finally has a clue!!

Wuwuwu, the teacher is right, a kind child like herself will definitely have good luck...

"Teacher Wei Lin, the Lord is looking for you!"

Just as Wei Lin was sighing about the ups and downs of life, a student's voice came from downstairs in the Base. Wei Lin came back to her senses and quickly responded, "Coming!"

As the only Elf Instructor, the Lord prepared a very high-quality office space for her. The space was large, the quality was good, and there was no shortage of equipment, far exceeding her expectations, completely not losing to the Green Titan's training ground over there.

In fact, according to her idea, these natives have such a high Elf compatibility, why cultivate Green Titans? Just let them mine, it's a waste of resources.

Wei Lin didn't dare to delay, and trotted all the way to the first floor of the training ground. After seeing Xi Ye, she quickly stepped forward to salute: "Hello, Lord!"

"Hmm..." Xi Ye nodded, looking at the strange Elves in the field with a dazed expression: "How is the guidance course going? Is there anything that is not going well?"

"Very smoothly!" Wei Lin said with an excited face: "The quality of the Wood Elves under the Lord is very high. It's only been a week and they have achieved such results. This is the first time I've seen it."

"Is that so? Cough cough... that's good..." Xi Ye coughed lightly, then curiously looked at those strange-shaped guys and couldn't help but ask: "These... what will they become later?"

"Lord, don't worry!" Wei Lin smiled and said, "These Elves are in good shape, although there is some variability, but because of their high quality, they will not become inferior species like Slimes."

"Oh... that's good..." Xi Ye nodded with relief, then asked, "Can you introduce them?"

"Of course!" Wei Lin quickly responded, then led Xi Ye into the guidance room, first pointing to the balls sprouting wings and saying, "Those with wings are most likely to become Wind Fairies. From what we've seen, their physical stability and elemental sensitivity are performing well. They should all be at least Tier 2 or higher, and many may have Wind-Lightning attributes."

"Oh? Wind-Lightning attribute Wind Fairies?" Xi Ye's eyes lit up. That was a good thing. The Federation's Seventh Lord had a special forces legion composed of Wind-Lightning attribute Wind Fairies. Tens of thousands of high-quality Tier 7 Wind Fairies could instantly form a lightning storm above Tier 19, which had once instantly killed a Great Lord's interstellar battle team. It was one of the Federation's most famous top legions.

If he could get more of these in the future, with the players' capacity and quality, as long as they were willing to spend money and cultivate them, it wouldn't be impossible to replicate a legion of that level.

Xi Ye secretly fantasized in his heart.

"Those sprouting petals are mostly Flower Spirits later on, those emitting green light are most likely to become Tree Demons, and those that constantly change form from time to time will generally become Druids."

"Oh..." Xi Ye nodded upon hearing this, revealing a satisfied expression. He was very satisfied with every transformation result she mentioned. Flower Spirits could cultivate star beasts and rare plants, Tree Demons were very powerful agile javelin throwers who excelled in both singing and martial arts, and Druids, needless to say, were versatile professions with very high utility. In the Federation, they could be said to be the most popular Elf profession.

In his joy, Xi Ye pointed to the blob of soap sliding back and forth on the left and asked, "What will that blob of soap become?"

Wei Lin was silent for a moment, and finally said, "Perhaps... it's just a blob of soap..."

Xi Ye: "Eh?"