Then Zong Maohui made a phone call.
"Hello, Gong Rang? Get everyone up and have them turn in every one-star and two-star Medium God mission they can at the school's Mission Hall."
"I know they were planning to sell the materials at the Black Market, and turning them in for school missions means taking a bit of a loss. Tell them I'll allocate my Black Market stalls for this month and next month according to how many missions they submit. Also, I'll compensate whoever earns the most points from those submissions with a Tier-Three God-Hunting Artifact."
"Good, that's all. Goodbye."
Zong Maohui hung up and gave Qin Siyang a calm glance. "Good luck."
With that, he slipped both hands into his pockets and walked away alone.
Qin Siyang stared after Zong Maohui, completely baffled.
"What did he mean? What's this about one-star and two-star missions? What is he doing? Can someone explain?"
Zhao Sifang said, "Brother Qin, under the standards jointly issued by the Administration Department and the Ministry of Education, the school's points missions for Small Gods and Medium Gods are both divided into five star ratings. Each rating has a corresponding points range, and rewards can't fall outside that range. The difficulty increases from one star to five stars, and so do the points."
"Nanrong University has to obtain its points missions from the Administration Department and the Ministry of Education every month. Since the United Government has limited resources, the number of missions Nanrong University can receive from those two departments each month is limited too."
"Generally, competition for one-star through four-star Small God missions is fierce. You have to submit them as quickly as possible. First come, first served."
"Competition for Medium God missions isn't as fierce. They're hard for freshmen to complete, but for upperclassmen,