Beast Taming: Starting From Zero
Chapter 619

First-Person and Third-Person Perspectives

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Sylvia saw what she wanted to see, fell silent for two seconds, and said blandly,

"Turn it off."

At her words, the Dream Hunting Beast retracted its tentacles, and the Water Bubble projecting the dream burst.

The Swift Butterfly was still asleep.

Looking at the vanished Water Bubble, Qiao Sang suddenly thought of a very serious question:

Were all Dream Projections in first-person perspective?

Then how was she supposed to see what Ya Bao's new form looked like after evolving?

"The task is complete." Sylvia looked at Qiao Sang and asked, "When do you want the payment you asked for?"

That wasn't important right now. Something else was... Qiao Sang answered with a question instead: "Are all Dream Projections first-person? Are there any in third-person?"

Sylvia froze for a moment.

She hadn't expected the girl before her to be concerned about that.

"There are third-person ones, but Dream Projection has to reach Major Completion for that," Sylvia answered patiently.

Upon hearing this, Qiao Sang asked expectantly:

"Then what level is your pet beast's Dream Projection?"

Although the Dream Projection just now had been in first-person perspective, once a pet beast's skill proficiency reached a certain level, it could control a skill's power and mode, just like Little Treasure's Darkness Shadow Control!

"Proficient level," Sylvia said.

Qiao Sang: "..."

Well, damn. She'd done the task for nothing...

"Do you have requirements for Dream Projection proficiency?" Sylvia asked when she saw the girl's expression abruptly fall.

It hadn't entirely been for nothing. After all, she hadn't known about this before. If someone had accepted her task, she would probably have directly used the Dream Enlightenment Stone on Ya Bao and then had them use Dream Projection. If their pet beast's Dream Projection was below Major Completion, it would have been too late...

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