Ye Chenyang stared at the four glittering green cores before him, momentarily at a loss for words.
A hundred percent success rate...?
Wind-element cores hadn't made up much of their harvest on this trip.
Aside from the [Cracked Wind] core from earlier, the rest had all been First Order.
One Second Order core and four First Order cores, refined one after another—and not a single failure?
That was a terrifying success rate...
Maybe the sample size was just too small?
Seeing Jiang Mian grinning like a fool, Ye Chenyang didn't ask any more questions.
Her elemental affinity talent was indeed top-notch, but there had never been a suitable way to measure it.
Now it seemed she might be even more exceptional than he'd thought.
There really were very few Cataclysm Calamities around Base City No. 144.
They all had clearly defined ranges. Head south, and there would be more fire-type ones;
around here, though, most were wind- and water-type. The environment was unexpectedly well-suited to Jiang Mian.
Among the younger generation he knew, only Qin Xiao refined cores of higher quality than hers.
Once Jiang Mian reached Third-tier, her elemental affinity talent might be able to fully shine.
The most obvious result would be an especially rapid advancement speed, which wouldn't noticeably slow until she reached Fifth-tier.
After all, reaching Sixth-tier still required gradual accumulation, until a quantitative change brought about a qualitative one.
"Brother Ye, let's go exchange these for money..."
Jiang Mian put the cores in her waist pouch, a trace of weariness in her eyes.
The cores she'd made were all of quite good quality.
She could actually have raised them another notch, but that would probably expose her. There was no need.
Ye Chenyang gathered his thoughts and casually picked up the box containing 'Comet.'
"Sure.