Chapter 116
Chapter 116 Would You Leave Me?
“Maybe this is fine the way it is.
“If Joanna is really that strong, then she should make the top ten in the cross-stellar trial p>
That’s easier said than done.
Those are students from 100 parallel universes.
Maverick could only sigh and drop it.
Forget it. Don’t get greedy.
At the same time, the summoned beasts Nicholas said would take tons of resources to raise were being petted by Joanna.
“You have pacified Nighthowl. Nighthowl sincerely thanks you. You receive a gift from your contracted companion: Vitality +10, Strength +20, Agility +20, Spirit +30.
“You have pacified Alwyn. Alwyn sincerely thanks you. You receive a gift from your contracted companion: Vitality +40, Strength +20, Agility +20, Spirit +30 p>
Two hundred thousand affinity points were gone.
Nighthowl and Alwyn both enjoyed it a lot.
The more affinity points Joanna spent, the less mutation they felt in their bodies. So far, Joanna had pacified them 41 times.
It was like 41 layers of restraints inside them had been removed. But the further it went, the scarier the restraints became, and the more affinity points it cost.
Still, their real strength wasn’t what the system showed. The system listed them as the same level as their Summoner-Level 18.
Levels were just a reward from the Space Alliance for outstanding humans.
What really mattered was the resources they had taken and the real attribute points they gained.
And these two were already powerful to begin with.
“It’s
crazy to think we’re clearing over 20 million monsters a day now. But pacifying you guys is
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getting harder by the day p>
Nighthowl looked at Joanna, his eyes dark and serious.
“Joanna, I’ll work harder p>
“Me too!” Alwyn said quickly.
Joanna smiled, then suddenly asked, “By the way, it feels like your human blood is getting stronger by the day.
“If one day I completely clear all the mutations from you, and you no longer need my affinity to stay calm, would you leave me?
After all, a summoner’s contract beasts can betray their master if they want freedom p>
Nighthowl panicked instantly.
“Never! I’ll stay by your side, as long as you don’t abandon me. Joanna, please don’t abandon me!” He suddenly felt uneasy. It wasn’t about him leaving. It was that Joanna might choose not to keep him.
“The moment I came here, I was bound to you by contract. From that moment on, I swore to protect you for all eternity p>
Alwyn suddenly dropped to one knee, bowed slightly, and performed a graceful noble salute, swearing his loyalty.
Joanna let out a breath of relief.
Her eyes flickered.
Truth was, she had once had a very dark thought.
If a summoner’s contract beast died, you could be summoned again. Or the summoner could just abandon it.
If that happened, Joanna could bind two new contract beasts.
oned more bound partner sentinels like Nighthowl and Alwyn again, she could amount of attribute points.
very least, spending 10, 100, 1,000, or even 10,000 affinity points would allow ten acifications.
One bound partner could give around 4,000-5,000 extra stats.
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Two of them would double that.
This method treated contract targets like disposable resources.
And, honestly, that was a common trick among summoners.
Even summoners at Level 50 or 60, once they get Power Siphon, will refresh their summoned beasts.
How did they do it?
Simple. They keep using summoning circles, make new contracts, and take the talents they
want.
If the summoners weren’t happy with the summoned beast’s growth, they could cancel the summon. The talent taken by Power Siphon was already locked into the stat panel and wouldn’t disappear.
Cold-hearted summoners would just kill the summoned beast.
The softhearted ones would dump it into a public dungeon, but sooner or later, it would still be killed.
Joanna knew she couldn’t do tha
First, Nighthowl and Alwyn were way too strong. They were Transcendent-level.
If she broke the contract, who knew what would happen if they were free and decided to get
revenge.
Second, there was no guarantee her next summon would be anywhere near this good.
She already knew that the dimension Nighthowl and Alwyn came from had a complete combat system. Their class was called sentinel, and their interstellar territory was massive-so big it had expanded across multiple universes.
If she canceled her contract with Nighthowl and Alwyn, it might lower her chances of ever attracting sentinels from that world again.
It wasn’t worth it.
just keep going and work harder.
ched out again and gently patted Nighthowl and Alwyn on the head.
She said softly…
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