Chapter 380
Chapter 381 Faye’s Suggestion
Meanwhile, other Sage-tier and advanced professionals were still steadily improving. Among the top thousand, Joanna was the only intermediate professional. That alone was enough to prove her strength.
But on the very first day, they had already broken into the top ten thousand. It was both an exciting milestone and a dangerous signal.
By moving up, they had bumped other races down.
Those races would go after the newcomers who had just made the list.
As for being ranked outside the top million individually, Joanna wasn’t surprised.
The top 10,000 races didn’t just have one strong prodigy. They had dozens, even hundreds.
If 10,000 races each had just 100 prodigies, that would already push Joanna’s rank past one million.
She was still too weak.
At the same time, everyone watching the Decennial Leaderboard saw the first day’s results.
They also noticed that the human race had jumped up 5,000 places.
“What’s going on with the humans? How did they jump so far p>
“They probably had a lot of fallen divine spirits, so they left behind more legacies. Their points are always high at the start! Once they’re done exploring their own Godfall Lands and go other places, they’ll fail, and their rank will tank p>
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“Heh. Maybe they killed some of their own divine spirits on purpose just to win the Decennial Tournament? That’s crazy p>
“Honestly, maybe. But other races have tried tricks like that before. In the end, they just got wiped out p>
“Who cares about Day One rankings? Let’s see who’s still standing on the last day p>
No one took that meteoric rise seriously,
At the same time, the older professionals, like Helen, were also shocked,
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“What’s going on? How did we jump up so much all of a sudden p>
She remembered the Space Alliance’s point totals from previous years.
Even though she got a very high score, it was only about 30% higher than what the Space Alliance usually got on the first day of the Decennial Tournament.
“It’s Joanna and her team,” Nigel said. “She clears dungeons really fast. She’s only an intermediate professional, but if she brings a group with her, the speed goes way up. And she’s part of the strategy team p>
Joanna ranked 83rd individually.
But she had set up dozens of dungeons and posted step-by-step guides for everyone else. She even left contract beasts behind to carry teams.
Those people also got resources.
Some of them even ate rare spirit items to boost their stats, so their overall points spiked.
She was basically boosting three or four thousand people.
That was already one-sixth of the entire human team!
And honestly, the humans in the Space Alliance were getting stronger every generation.
So a big jump in points wasn’t impossible.
“But Godfall Land has mostly been explored. Next, there might not be many points left to earn. The ranking could drop,” Nigel analyzed.
“Then we’ll just have to rely on ourselves,” Helen said.
She led her team to explore higher-level areas of Godfall Land.
Riverstar, Dylan’s Godfall Land.
Another half-day passed.
Even more Riftbroods showed up.
Since they couldn’t find any better treasures, they decided to take their frustration out on the humans.
In just half a day, 3,000 humans were killed.
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Finished
They died everywhere. Joanna couldn’t resurrect every single one of them, and as time passed, their soul power
faded anyway.
As their numbers dropped, their points got transferred to other races.
They could earn points, but they couldn’t hold onto them.
And with the Godfall Land almost fully explored, there weren’t many new points left to find.
Joanna had to lead her team out of there.
“Joanna p>
Someone called out to her.
She stopped and looked at the girl in front of her. The girl had a round, cute face. She wore a customized uniform with the name of Starning Enforcement University on it.
She was from the Hundred Schools Alliance.
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“Joanna, I’m your fan. Look, the next continent we’re heading to might be ‘safe,’ but it’s still dangerous.
“I was wondering, can I give you my materials for safekeeping? I know you can protect these points, but I might not.
“If I die in the end, you don’t have to give them back. If I’m gone, the points will be lost anyway,” Faye said.
Joanna was a little surprised, but realized Faye was right.
These people were still fragile compared to the prodigies of the Myriad Races. They were only here because they were prodigies among humans, and the Space Alliance needed enough participants.
Joanna asked, “Did your school buy resurrection insurance for you p>
Faye nodded quickly. “Yes! They did p>
Joanna relaxed. “All right. Give them to me. Whether you die or not, as long as I make it back, I’ll mail everything back to you p>
Faye immediately lit up.
“Thank you, Joanna p>
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After Faye said that, the others nearby followed her lead. They started putting all their materials into Nighthowl’s Stellar Dominion.
Joanna’s points shot up, while their individual points dropped.
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