On the Training Field, all the Class of '23 freshmen sat in a large circle.
The freshman representatives stood in the center, listening to Bai Fusheng explain the rules of the match.
For instance, weapons were forbidden, lethal areas of the body could not be targeted, spells could not be used, and so on.
Feng Qi understood the purpose of these rules.
After all, they were not fighting Domain Creatures. Fighting without rules could easily injure the other freshmen, and in severe cases, even leave them paralyzed.
This was also a problem that troubled all the major academies: how could they ensure their students' safety during training?
Ordinary sparring training had little practical value in real combat.
During a match, they would inevitably hold back and be unable to attack freely. After all, they were not facing Domain Creatures, but fellow students.
One careless move could leave the other person with injuries that were difficult to heal, along with lasting complications.
Aside from Winter Academy, which allowed students of the same class to fight freely without restrictions, other academies generally had students undergo systematic training before sending professional teams to lead them into Domain Fields for practical combat training.
Even so, every year, many freshmen still suffered serious injuries during practical training, and some even died within the Domain Fields.
Thus, improving students' combat capabilities while ensuring their safety had always been a problem with no perfect solution.
This made Feng Qi think of the game that could change the situation: "Savior."
According to the Future Database's description, the game could perfectly simulate real-world physics and contained every known Spell Trajectory of the time, allowing players to cast spells in almost exactly the same way as in reality.
The physical effects of spells were also no different from reality.
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