The Spider Demons of Pansi Cave?

Su Mu thought for a moment and said, "Not yet, we need to go over and find out more details."

He originally planned to go directly to the lair where he could obtain the White Elephant King base card.

For the past few days, he has been Tsinghua and Peking Universities's name. The nest is indeed under Tsinghua and Peking Universities's name and is called "Valley of Ten Thousand Phenomena". It is a medium-sized nest of level 30.

But the problems are also obvious.

First, the level is too high.

A level 30 medium-sized nest means that the monsters have extremely high attributes, and the monster density and coordination in a medium-sized nest far exceed those in a small nest.

The Land of Buried Bones Su Mu previously fought was, strictly speaking, not even small; it was more like micro.

He currently lacks a clear benchmark for the combat capabilities required for a medium-sized lair. With no specific combat data available in publicly available information, he cannot determine whether his current strength is sufficient.

Secondly, he is not of a high enough rank.

The Valley of Ten Thousand Phenomena requires a minimum level of 20 to enter, and he is currently level 17.

Therefore, Su Mu's idea was clear... to raise his level to level 20 as soon as possible.

During the leveling process, you should naturally choose nests that can provide experience and produce materials related to your dungeon.

Ideally, he should also accumulate a lot of Momentum Points so that he can improve his proficiency with the Years Like a Blade skill.

He needs to conduct his own research on these matters.

"Senior, could you recommend someone for me?" Su Mu asked.

The senior student smiled, "Of course. Just tell me your preferences... Do you want to level up, gain experience, or farm soul skills? Or are you looking for specific types of monster cards? I used to be a recommender in the Nest Plaza, but I transferred here because I earned more points by mentoring new students."

She paused, then added somewhat sheepishly, "However... advice comes at a price."

Su Mu looked at her. "Then I really have to thank you, senior. No problem with the fees."

He definitely thought it was a good deal.

Before coming to Tsinghua and Peking Universities, he had checked online and found that Tsinghua and Peking Universities had a total of more than 170 nests under its name, of which more than 100 were distributed in other areas of Capital and needed to be teleported there.

There are only about seventy students in the school. If he were to get to know them one by one, the information screening alone would waste a lot of time. Now that someone is offering advice, he couldn't be happier.

Paying for knowledge is something that should be done in the first place.

This is experience that someone else accumulated over two years of university. It wouldn't be right not to pay for it.

The senior student breathed a sigh of relief.

Her expression was noticeably more relaxed, as if she had encountered many people who thought it was "unethical" for her to "earn points."

"By the way, senior, how much is the consultation fee in points?" Su Mu asked.

When the senior student heard him ask that question, she knew he was genuinely willing to pay; otherwise, most people would have laughed it off and said, "Let's go take a look first."

Therefore, she readily agreed, saying, "One hundred points."

Then, seemingly worried that Su Mu might find it too expensive, she quickly added, "I'll recommend until you're satisfied. You can contact me anytime within the day if you need to change dungeons."

One hundred points.

Su Mu was slightly surprised.

Seeing his expression, the senior student assumed he thought it was too expensive, and quickly added, "One hundred points is just the market price. If you think it's too expensive, eighty is fine too..."

Su Mu shook his head.

He didn't think it was expensive; he thought it was cheap.

Before coming, he had already learned about the approximate value of the points awarded to Tsinghua and Peking Universities.

Normally, the exchange rate between Blue Star Coins and external currencies is 1:1. However, you can exchange points for Great Xia Coins, but you cannot exchange Great Xia Coins for points.

The forum posts almost unanimously advise against exchanging points for money, because points can be used to buy cards and resources that are completely unavailable elsewhere.

Of course, besides these, the more important use of points is to access the school's facilities... Soul Skill Training Room, Arena, Dungeon Simulation Room, all of these require points.

One hundred points can be exchanged for a day with a senior student.

You can ask questions or contact us at any time.

This price is too cheap.

Seeing Su Mu shake his head, the senior student assumed Su Mu thought it was too expensive and, seemingly having made up her mind, said with a hint of urgency, "If you still think it's too expensive, I'll lower the price for you..."

"No need, senior," Su Mu interrupted her, "One hundred points it is."

The senior's eyes lit up, and a fleeting expression of relief crossed her face.

But she still waved her hand. "Eighty it is. Let me tell you, points seem like a lot, but they don't last long. Did you get a lot of points in the college entrance exam? I got more than 60,000 back then, and I spent them all in less than a year. All kinds of facilities in the school require points, such as the Soul Skill Training Room, the Arena, and the Dungeon Simulation Room. Using them a few times will cost hundreds or thousands. You'll understand later, you can never have too many points."

Su Mu smiled and said, "Thanks for the reminder, senior."

He transferred 100 points directly.

For him, the 2.67 million points he earned in the college entrance examination were nothing compared to the cost of this expense.

The senior student paused for a moment when she saw that he had already transferred the money, then nodded with a helpless smile on her lips.

"Okay. Thanks."

She put away the electronic tablet and then asked, "So, what are your requirements for the nest?"

Su Mu thought for a moment and then stated his needs.

"Experience comes first. Then, it's best to also increase your Momentum Points, which means you can grind for Soul Skill proficiency. Finally, if you can find nests related to wild beasts or ghosts, that would be ideal."

After listening, the senior student looked him up and down, a hint of surprise in her expression.

"Your requirements are quite comprehensive."

She glanced down at the electronic board, quickly filtered through the options, and then looked up.

"There's a lair called Spider Nest Deep Valley. The monsters there are around level 20, and the experience points are generally high because there are so many spiders. Also, because of their numbers, their accumulated Momentum Points is quite high. I'm just not sure if it matches your requirements for beasts. Is that alright? If not, I can list some others for you."

Su Mu's eyes lit up when he heard the words "Spider Nest Deep Valley".

He was satisfied with the first two conditions.

As for the spider nest, his first thought was of the Spider Demons in the Pansi Cave.

This is a fairly popular chapter in "Journey to the West," featuring seven Spider Demons, a Many-Eyed Monster Centipede Demon, and the Pansi Cave on Pansi Ridge. It is a very unique of the Eighty-One Tribulations.

It aligns with his theme.

"That's fine," Su Mu said.