Chen Mu's room continued to flourish in terms of being a warehouse. Not only were there all kinds of raw materials, but there were also all kinds of cards that had been traded over the last few days, as well as a pile of broken stones and the like.
To tell the truth, he didn't understand why those people were so in pursuit of the raining shuttles card .II.
Even though it had the advantage of a high rate of fire, there were still quite a few four-star cards that had that advantage.
As he saw it, the greatest advantage of the raining shuttles card .II should be its use on a large scale, and the effect of using it alone wouldn't be as great as one might imagine.
He didn't know that those card artisans had seen the power of the raining shuttles card on the battlefield that day, with no survivors. Adding to that the results of Ah Shen's battle there, it would be strange if they weren't fanatical.
The advantages of the raining shuttles card were quite obvious. Apart from its high rate of fire, the power of the improved version was also satisfactory.
And there was another very important reason, which was that it was a three-star fantasy card.
The performance of other four-star cards could reach, or even exceed, the performance of the raining shuttles card .II.
But the difficulty of manipulating them was a lot higher than that of the three-star raining shuttles card .II.
The higher the grade of the card, the more powerful it was, but the difficulty of manipulating it also increased.
And although the raining shuttles card .II had used a lot of high-grade materials, it still cost a lot less than a four-star card.
Besides, a card master couldn't make as many four-star cards in a day as a three-star card.
Those were all reasons that the Ning family needed to consider.
Cost, ease of use, performance, and all those other factors had to be considered.
Actually, there weren't many card artisans in the Ning family who used four-star fantasy cards.
Not only the Ning family, but everywhere else was the same.
Although mid- and high-level card artisans could use three-star and four-star cards, being able to use them and being good at them were two completely different things.
For example, Ah Shen could also use four-star fantasy cards, but he never used them in battle, only using three-star fantasy cards.
One was barely enough, and the other was at ease. The difference between the two could be calculated by thousands of miles.
Four-star fantasy cards had very high requirements for perceptual control, and weren't on the same level as three-star fantasy cards.
What's more, the price of a four-star fantasy card would really make one speechless.
That was also why the raining shuttles card .II was so sought after by card artisans. They knew very well how important it was for them to be able to manipulate a powerful three-star fantasy card with ease of use.
Chen Mu was in a daze looking at the things he had traded in front of him. He had already revoked the commission.
The idea of trading was just a spur of the moment idea, but the rewards were far beyond his imagination.
He had collected a total of more than a hundred three-star fantasy cards with unique functions, which was very important to him.
He was still a long way from reaching four-star. This meant that he still had to deal with three-star cards for a long time.
He was already quite adept at making three-star fantasy cards, but there were still too many things he hadn't learned about three-star fantasy cards.
Chen Mu believed that no matter what aspect of knowledge, what was in books would always be a small part of it.
Even one-star fantasy cards had so many things worth studying, not to mention three-star fantasy cards.
Therefore, he hoped to broaden his horizons and train of thought through these collected cards.
Only by constantly learning from the strengths of others could one continue to improve and perfect oneself.
As for those raw materials, Chen Mu was mostly playing around.
The importance of studying raw materials to a card master was self-evident, but it was also a profound and vast field of study, which required time and the accumulation of experience.
For Chen Mu, that was a little too vast.
Anyway, he was only being generous at other people's expense. The raining shuttles card .II was made of high-grade materials, and if he were to sell it, the price of those materials alone would be quite high.
Since the materials were free, Chen Mu would only need to spend a little time to complete them.
That was a big bargain.
The reason he had revoked the commission was that Chen Mu felt it was more or less enough, and his time was just as tight, so he couldn't waste too much time on it.
His perceptual sensitivity training had been quite effective recently, and it had already risen to the level of forty points.
What made him smile bitterly was that he could make such a popular card like the raining shuttles card .II, but had no way of optimizing the tailless shuttle card.
The structure of the tailless shuttle card was already very mature, and Chen Mu didn't know where to start even if he wanted to optimize it.
But he didn't give up on the tailless shuttle card.
The tailless shuttle card was completely different from other shuttle cards when it came to use, and even the way it was used for perception was different.
And although the power of the raining shuttles card .II was strong, it still wasn't quite as good as the tailless shuttle card.
The most important thing was that he hadn't fully unearthed the potential of the tailless shuttle card.
It was closely related to his level of perception, and as long as he raised the level of his perception, he could not only greatly increase the rate of fire.
And if he made some progress in his understanding of the composition of energy, he could greatly increase its power.
As his reward for completing the unwinding game, how could the tailless shuttle card only have so little potential?
That was something Chen Mu had always firmly believed in.
So, he didn't choose the more convenient and more powerful raining shuttles card .II, but still insisted on using the tailless shuttle card.
Most of the hundred or so three-star cards he had collected were the finest.
There might not have been anything extraordinary about their composition, but the design was all exquisite and ingenious, and there were a lot of things he could learn from.
It was very important for a card master to have a broad outlook.
By the time Ning Peng got back to the base, it was already two weeks later, and he had been so busy that he hadn't even had time to rest.
His eyes were bloodshot, but his spirit was still pretty good, since they had been the victorious party after all, and their gains had been quite considerable.
It was under the stimulation of that powerful substance that he had been able to hold out until then.
He called his secretary over, needing to know if anything important had happened at the base during that time.
"What?" The veins on Ning Peng's forehead were bulging, and his face was ashen, looking extremely frightening.
The secretary was so scared that he didn't even dare to breathe, standing off to the side with a slight tremble.
He hadn't thought that during the time he had been gone, the thing he most didn't want to see had happened.
Chen Mu had actually traded the raining shuttles card .II with so many people!
His eyes flashed with a cold light, which was a sign of Ning Peng's anger, and the secretary trembled even more.
Ning Peng suddenly calmed down.
Between him and Chen Mu, there had never been any agreement about the raining shuttles card .II not being allowed to leak out, and he couldn't blame Chen Mu for that.
Moreover, Chen Mu was still quite useful to them, and if he were to blame him like that, he was afraid it would cause a lot of damage to the cooperative relationship between the two sides.
As for those card artisans, having seen the power of the raining shuttles card .II, it was natural for them to want to buy it by any means possible.
Ning Peng wouldn't consider the card artisans, but he had to consider the cooperative relationship with Chen Mu.
Chen Mu was the only one who could make the raining shuttles card .II, and before they could crack it and copy it, not only couldn't they fall out with Chen Mu, but they had to give him as many benefits as possible.
Ning Peng had always been on guard against the raining shuttles card .II leaking out.
Once that kind of card was assembled on a large scale, it would be able to display a terrifying power.
Even though Old Yu had said it would be very difficult to copy the card, what if?
So, once the battle was over, he had found Ah Shen and bought the raining shuttles card from him at a high price.
He had thought that would be foolproof.
He hadn't thought he would make such an oversight, and the situation would quickly get out of his control.
Chen Mu had already canceled the commission for more than a week, and the most important thing at the moment wasn't to find Chen Mu, but to find those card artisans who had exchanged for the raining shuttles card .II.
After thinking for a moment, he immediately ordered, "Go find out immediately who has exchanged for the raining shuttles card .II, and give me the list. Don't miss a single one!
Be quick! "
The secretary responded, and then immediately left Ning Peng's office in a hurry.
During that time, Chen Mu had focused his training on perceptual acuity. He had personally experienced the benefits of perceptual acuity, and of course he had been diligent in his training.
He took a deep breath, slowed his breathing, and calmed his mind, while the speed of the perceptual vortex in his body increased a little.
That kind of increase was so subtle that he wouldn't have been able to detect it before.
But after his training, he could already detect that kind of subtle change in his perception.
The speed of the perceptual vortex increased a little, and it quickly entered a state of uniform rotation. After a moment, it sped up again, and maintained the same speed again, going back and forth like jumping up a flight of stairs.
That kind of training seemed to be very slow, and required a lot of time, but the results were quite obvious.
After about half an hour, the speed of Chen Mu's perceptual vortex had reached the highest speed he could control.
At that speed, the slightest bit of carelessness would break the state of uniform rotation of the perceptual vortex.
And it wasn't an absolute uniform speed!
Chen Mu had discovered a little fluctuation in the rotation of the perceptual vortex, which was very small, but made his perception of his surroundings a lot more fuzzy.
He did his utmost to adjust the perceptual vortex, smoothing out that fluctuation.
Around Chen Mu, who was standing still with his eyes closed, countless glowing dots the size of fingernails were flying at high speed like beads.
They were like a group of fairies, each one emitting a faint light.
They were flying at high speed around Chen Mu, but never touching him.
Their speed was extremely fast, and their flight trajectory was hard to predict. On top of that, there were so many of them. At that level of training, the number had already risen to more than a thousand.
If each glowing dot were like a small insect, then it would be a living sea of insects.
The scene around him was becoming clearer and clearer in his mind, and every detail gradually became clear.
The difference in the size of the glowing dots, the speed..
Chen Mu opened his eyes, and accurately reported the number, "1367!"
"Congratulations, your perceptual acuity index has reached 45!
Do you want to proceed to the next round? "