Chapter 783

"Really?" Dak looked at him without hesitation.

Cole Ossis has the standard height of a fourteen-year-old boy, with brown hair, average appearance, and no outstanding figure. He is a person who is difficult to find once he enters the crowd.

From the appearance, there is nothing good or bad about him.

But his sudden appearance and sudden mention of the guide seemed extremely suspicious.

Cole Ossis seemed to see Dak's concerns and immediately explained: "The "Guide" task can award 1,000 credits. You know it is not easy to accumulate credits. And top students like you actually You can navigate the dungeon without a guide. If I can be your guide, I can get these 1,000 credits for free.”

Dak nodded and understood: "Then why should I let you get these 1,000 credits in vain?"

Cole Ossis suddenly said shamelessly: "Isn't it the same for everyone? Since we are so destined, how about giving it to me? Of course I don't get it for free. If you agree, I can give you a good value for money. information."

Dark looked at Cole again and couldn't help but smile: "Let's do this. I'll use 500 credits to buy you this value-for-money information. Although the credits are halved, you don't have to do anything to get it, isn't it? More profitable?”

"this……"

Cole Ossis probably didn't expect that Dak would say this suddenly, and he didn't react for a moment.

But Dak was already ready to turn around: "If you don't want to, then I'll leave."

"No, wait." Cole Ossis said quickly, "Five hundred is just five hundred. Why not make it for free?"

As he spoke, he immediately pulled out a palm-sized notebook from his small bag and started writing.

After he finished writing a page, he tore it off and waved it towards Dak: "Pay with one hand and deliver with the other."

"Okay." Dark took out the sorting card and transferred the five hundred credits to Cole Ossis without hesitation.

Cole Ossis was extremely shocked that he looked like a rich man who didn't regard 500 credits as a credit.

But he didn't show it on the surface, and he didn't say it until after the credits were paid: "Since we are people who have done business, why not... give me the place of guide?"

Dak took the piece of paper and said politely: "Senior, your shamelessness really refreshed my understanding."

After that, he glanced at the information on the paper and strode away without looking at it carefully.

It wasn't until his back disappeared around the corner that Cole Ossis curled up his lips and revealed a sly smile.

…

"Poor acting."

Dak sneered almost at the same time.

"Cole Ossis, who is he?"

He quickly came to the "History of Magic" classroom, and after sitting down, he took out the piece of paper again and spread it out on the table.

"Dak, did the class go well?" Deanna tilted her head back on his desk and asked with a sideways glance.

"It's okay." Duck responded, then lowered his head and looked at the content on the paper.

Diana asked curiously: "What is this?"

Dark said: "Information about the location of the boss on the tenth floor of the dungeon."

"Oh." Diana stood up and sat up. After a while, she was suddenly startled, "What?"

Duck repeated word for word: "The location information of the BOOS on the tenth floor of the dungeon."

Then he turned around and thought in his mind: "Why did Cole Ossis reveal this information to me? What is his intention? Does he want to lead me to a location on the tenth floor of the dungeon, or does he have other plans? ? Too little information..."

After a while, Duck put this thought aside and concentrated on class.

…

noon……

Duck found Eve and Erin who were dining in the canteen, and placed the plate on the table next to Eve, followed by Diana and Rose.

He did not avoid Diana and Rose, but directly handed a piece of letter paper folded into a "field" shape to Eve and said, "Here you go, read it when you get back."

Eve put away the letter and did not ask about it on the spot. Instead, she quickly talked about the store.

The initial test of the duel plate ended with very excellent results. Both they and the external director of St. Marian College are full of confidence in the future of this project.

"October!" Eve said excitedly, "At the beginning of October, we will prepare to put the Duel Disk on the market. In addition to the basic card packs that are sold together, we will put the cards into model Easter eggs for sale as planned. October 4th, when the "Silver Cup" starts, is the day of publicity for the simulated duel game."

"Is it the 'Silver Cup'?" Dak asked with great interest, "Is it a duel competition limited to second graders?"

Of course he had heard of it, but he had never understood it in detail.

After all, compared to the "Silver Cup" which is limited to second graders, he is more interested in the "Golden Cup" that everyone except first graders can sign up for.

Eve said: "We also found out from Mr. Fernandi's mouth..."

Foster Fernandi, the external director of St. Marian College.

Eve briefly explained the outline of the "Silver Cup", and Diana's eyes suddenly lit up and she said with great interest: "This is much more interesting than the rookie competition!"

Eve smiled and said: "The 'Silver Cup' and the 'Gold Cup' are both larger-scale events, divided into points competition and main competition.

As long as you get enough points in the points competition, you can enter the main competition. There are eight places in the main competition, and the double elimination system is adopted. Didn’t your duel professor tell you? "

Dak took over the conversation: "Maybe, it will be mentioned in the next two weeks, right?"

Eve said: "I heard that for competitions like the "Silver Cup", you only need to pay a registration fee of 100 credits at the beginning of the competition, and then you can get 100 credits for each victory. After advancing to the main competition, the reward credits will be even more. Therefore, most students will sign up to participate."

Speaking of credits, Dak is no longer sleepy.

He immediately asked: "The "Silver Cup", will it start in October?"

Eve said: "Yes. On October 4, Friday afternoon, there will be an opening ceremony for the "Silver Cup". Then on November 1, also on Friday afternoon, there will be an opening ceremony for the "Gold Cup". The "Silver Cup" lasts until before Christmas. The "Gold Cup" is a year-round competition. "

Dake understood: "It seems that the "Silver Cup" and "Golden Cup" are regular competitions used by the college to assist teaching. According to Professor Jones's personality, he will most likely use the results of the "Silver Cup" as part of the second-year assessment. "

...

Dake's guess was completely correct.

In the second "Duel Class" on Thursday morning, Professor Pava Jones introduced the "Silver Cup" in detail and directly announced that it would be used as part of the practical assessment.

The duel class is divided into theoretical assessment and practical assessment.

The first-year duel practical assessment is determined by scoring two random rounds of duels.

But Professor Jones is obviously not going to continue to use the first-year assessment model.

The experimental assessment results of the second year will be based on the results of the "Silver Cup" and "Golden Cup" competitions, and the final score will be given.

"Witt Gold, do you have any questions?" Professor Jones called out after seeing Witt raise his hand.

Witt immediately asked: "Professor, "Golden Cup"... do you want to participate too? "

Professor Jones said as if it was a matter of course, "The "Silver Cup" only lasts for one semester, but there are two semesters in a school year. 1+1=2, don't you understand?"

Witt's tone stagnated: "But the "Gold Cup"..."

Professor Jones smiled and held his chest: "Competing with seniors on the same stage, isn't it what you have always expected? What, are you scared?"

"No." Witt immediately retracted his hand.

Other students who wanted to refute also shut up instantly and did not question it again.

Professor Jones raised the corner of his mouth and said: "The competition time of the "Silver Cup" and the "Gold Cup" will not overlap. Although it is impossible to win the championship, I still hope that you can go further in the "Gold Cup". Well, do you have any questions?"

At this time, a student from the Fool Academy raised his hand and said helplessly: "Professor, what if I can't join the Duel Club?"

Professor Jones said slowly: "For you, I have another set of assessment standards. "

Some students in the field breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as they didn't get a direct score of 0.

...

In the afternoon after the duel class ended.

Dake got the information he wanted from Eve.

He returned to the dormitory and looked through the information.

The photo attached to the information was Cole Osis, a third-year student at the Fool Academy.

Cole Osis's grades in the academy were very average, and he had always been below average.

His resume was also very clear. He was born a commoner, and was discovered by the academy by chance and received an invitation letter for admission. Entered St. Marian College.

After successfully enrolling, his life trajectory changed dramatically.

Even the village where he lived benefited from it. It was transformed from a village into a small town in just two years, and the living standards of the residents in the town were also thriving.

In addition, Cole Osis also had contact with the baron in the nearby territory.

The information showed that the baron intended to adopt him as his adopted son.

This was not a bad thing for Cole Osis, who came from a poor family.

However, Cole Osis did not agree immediately.

"Is this waiting for a price?"

Dak knocked on the table and knew what was going on.

Cole Osis did not have any obvious intersection with any forces on the surface, but his information showed that he should be a person who was easier to buy.

Money, resources, and power can easily confuse his mind.

"In other words, he is probably just a mouthpiece. "

Any smart force would not reveal its identity to such a person.

It would be more difficult to find the person behind Cole Osis based on him.

"So, should I take the boss of the tenth floor of this dungeon? Or should I take him?"

Dak was a little undecided.

The boss of the tenth floor is related to the task of "Advanced Gate".

If you take it down, you can get the key to the eleventh floor, which will be of great help to future adventures.

But if it is a trap...

But after all, who would set such a stupid trap?

Dak was more confused for a moment.

And now it is only Wednesday of the third week, and he can't enter the dungeon until Thursday of the fourth week.

If it is a trap, this information is a little too early, right?

Although most of the elite monsters in the dungeon will not be included in the dungeon refresh mechanism, what if they are killed by someone this weekend?

Then wouldn't this information be invalid on the spot?

After thinking carefully, Dak went to the club classroom and asked senior Britney to help pass the message to Cole Osis.

...

At 7:30 in the evening, Dak placed tea and cakes in the compartment of the club classroom and received Cole Osis.

He was not aggressive, nor did he expose Cole's background, but just asked about the source of the information in a very calm manner.

After hesitating for a long time, Cole Osis finally revealed it.

Sure enough, as Dak guessed, he was just an insignificant messenger.

Someone suddenly found him and asked him to find a way to pass this information to Dak Dimon, and try not to leave any traces and not to be suspected.

Cole did think of a way, but his acting skills were too bad.

As for who found him, Cole didn't know.

"He should have used a magic card like the Transfiguration Spell. I have never seen that face in the academy. I thought he was a first-year student who I didn't know, but the materials he used to pay the reward made me deny this judgment."

Since he had already spoken, Cole Osis had no scruples and poured out everything he knew like pouring beans.

"Anyway, that person didn't ask me to keep a secret, right?"

Cole Osis grinned and laughed.

...

After sending Cole away, Dak continued to think about it.

At about half past eight, he made a decision.