Chen Shu: To avoid any misunderstandings and the trouble they might cause, there's something I need to make clear before we talk further—
Chen Shu: I'm afraid I can't give you the two sets of Runes Jiang Lai has. He and I are good friends, and I want to preserve his advantage in the ring. If you're willing, I can design new Runes for you. I may not put quite as much effort into them, but I can guarantee they'll outperform what's on the market.
Chen Shu: If that's hard to accept, give me a few days. I can make a set of Runes and try to convince you.
Chen Shu: If you're not satisfied, consider them a gift.
Chen Shu was confident about that.
Ordinary Rune designers on the market had limited skills. Their understanding of Rune principles was lacking, but the greatest constraint was the number of Runes they knew. They had far fewer High Tier Runes at their disposal than Chen Shu, let alone an understanding of how to use them. Unless they solved that problem, their designs could never reach his level.
And learning more High Tier Runes and the principles behind them through self-study was unrealistic. They would have to get into Yujing University and study there for at least several more years.
A few years might not even be enough.
It also depended on their ability to learn, and whether their teachers would share Runes and principles that weren't in the textbooks.
If everything went smoothly, they would know enough Runes. From there, designing the structure of a Rune set came down to talent and experience. But at that point, why bother designing Runes for Martial Artists? They could go develop spells instead.
Li Leitai: That works.
Chen Shu: Great. I'll have them for