"Teacher Su."
Not long after Chen Mo left the classroom, he saw a tall beauty wearing black stockings and high heels walking towards him. It was his homeroom teacher, Su Yuehong.
Su Yuehong nodded: "You came at the right time. I was just about to look for you. You know about the transfer right? You're the only one in the class that hasn't been done yet."
"I just found out. I'm afraid I still need your help." Chen Mo quickly said. If he had to do it himself, he wouldn't be able to do it in a week.
"I knew it would be like this. Come, sign your name. I'll help you transfer to the Chinese department."
To Chen Mo's surprise, Su Yuehong directly took out a completed transfer application form from her handbag. It only needed his signature.
Chen Mo certainly wouldn't refuse such a good thing.
As for whether he transferred to the Chinese department or another department, it didn't matter to him.
Chen Mo picked up the pen and quickly signed his name.
"Thank you, Teacher Su." Chen Mo thanked her and prepared to leave.
"Wait a minute." But at this time, Su Yuehong called out to Chen Mo.
"What's wrong? Teacher Su, is there something you need my help with?"
It wasn't the first day or two that he dealt with Su Yuehong. Su Yuehong calling out to him was most likely because she needed his help.
It was normal for university students to skip classes. But for Chen Mo to not come to school for a month, it was unreasonable. And Chen Mo was able to do this because of Su Yuehong, his homeroom teacher.
Of course, this was not without a price. One of the prices was that during his sophomore year, Chen Mo participated in the computer competition and won the top three.
And more than a year later, Chen Mo helped Su Yuehong deal with several computer problems. When she couldn't handle some documents, she would ask Chen Mo to help.
"Forget it, it's okay. I can handle it myself. Don't forget to report to the Chinese department." Su Yuehong thought for a moment, shook her head, took the transfer application form and turned to leave.
Chen Mo was a little puzzled, but he didn't ask much. If Su Yuehong really needed his help, she wouldn't be polite.
Riding the tram back to the warehouse in the suburbs, Chen Mo went to the game forum and saw a very interesting post. Moreover, this post was more or less related to him.
The content of the post was to recruit expert players to activate the Hell Mode Talent Trial together.
The game had been in beta testing for more than half a month. The Hell Mode Talent Trial was the most difficult Talent Trial. Until now, no one had passed it. However, there were still a number of players who went to experience how difficult the Hell Mode Talent Trial was.
As for the Talent Trial, there was no need to mention the Normal Difficulty. As long as one's luck wasn't too bad, most players would be able to clear it. There were already detailed guides for the Hard Difficulty Difficulty. As for the Nightmare Difficulty Difficulty Difficulty, one would need to have a full set of equipment and outstanding teamwork in order to clear it. There were some guides on the forums that required specialized equipment and teamwork in order to clear it.
However, there wasn't a single guide for the Hell Mode Talent Trial.
This wasn't just because no one had cleared it. Under normal circumstances, even if no one cleared it, there would still be a portion of people who went to participate in the Hell Mode Talent Trial. Not to mention the latter part, there would still be a guide for the first part.
However, the Hell Mode Talent Trial wouldn't work. This was because the Hell Mode Talent Trial was different from the other three difficulty Talent Trials. The rules and dungeons of each trial were different. There was simply no way to find a guide.
All players could only participate in the Talent Trial once a week based on their account number. Even if they deleted their account and started again, the cooldown couldn't be reset. Therefore, most players would be very careful when choosing the Talent Trial.
This time, the players of the Ice River Gaming Club and a portion of the experts that they had hired thought that with a full set of top-tier equipment, it wouldn't be a problem for them to work together. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that they were the strongest newbie team since the start of beta testing.
After failing to kill the Three-headed Fire Wolf and failing to kill the Variant Slime King, this group of expert players finally decided to challenge the Hell Mode Talent Trial.
However, after they chose to participate in the Hell Mode Innate Talent Trial, they discovered that the rules this time were different from all the rules that had appeared before. They needed at least 64 people before the trial dungeon would open. If they didn't have enough people in three days, they would be treated as having failed the trial.
Therefore, this group of experts had no choice but to go to the forums and invite other experts to participate in the trial.
A group of experts had 40 people. As long as 20 people signed up, the trial would open. With so many people in the China region, it wouldn't be difficult to gather 20 people.
However, the reality wasn't like that. In the rules of the Talent Trial, there were competition types and cooperation types.
If it was cooperation type, it would be fine. Cooperating with a group of experts would bring benefits and no harm. However, the number of 64 seemed more like competition type. The Hell Mode Talent Trial was already difficult. If they had to compete with a group of experts, they would simply be courting death.
Right now, those who had just left the Novice Village were almost all new players. Therefore, the post had been posted for half a day. Many people came to watch the show, but there weren't many who signed up.
"It's very troublesome to find enough people at this time."
The people who posted the post were Wang Xu, Lou Fengyu, and Cold Stream. They didn't expect that signing up for the Hell Mode Talent Trial would end up like this.
"In the end, we can only ask people to make up the numbers." Lou Fengyu sighed.
This was a private operation. They had to pay for the people they hired. It wasn't that they couldn't afford to hire 20 experts, but it was very likely that they would fail in the end even if they spent the money.
Hiring normal players didn't cost too much, but the dungeon hadn't opened yet. The rules weren't clear yet. If the dungeon required a group of people to complete the trial, hiring a group of normal players would be harming themselves. Therefore, they didn't want to hire normal players to make up the numbers.
As the saying goes, don't be afraid of a god-like opponent, but be afraid of a pig-like teammate. Even if the final rules were competition type, they would rather have experts sign up instead of normal pig-like teammates.
In the blink of an eye, two days had passed. During these two days, there were a few players with decent strength who signed up. With 64 people, there weren't many left.
"We're still short of 5. There's still 12 hours left. We should be able to gather enough." Another person appeared. Wang Xu's spirits rose.
"Another one. Damn, this loli is here to join in the fun!"
Before the Talent Trial started, everyone was waiting in a large empty room. At this time, another figure appeared in the room.
It was a big-chested loli warrior. She wore system cloth clothes and didn't seem to have any equipment. When the group of experts saw her, they couldn't help but be angry.
You're a loli with capital. If you were to act cute in the Hard Mode, there would definitely be a group of perverted uncles fighting over you. What are you doing in the Hell Mode?
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