Chapter 49 What Was Discovered

"…job transfer…also requires prerequisites?"

Looking at the two skills that light up in front of the job transfer icon, Kevin pondered for a moment.

He clicked on the job transfer description of [Ocean Mage] and found that the job transfer conditions were indeed mentioned above.

[Job transfer prerequisites]

[Water sword, water ball, water energy absorption (form switching skill extension), any skill reaches LV3 (achieved)]

[Gain advanced energy in the job transfer task (not achieved)]

Among the prerequisites, there is a skill that Kevin has never seen before, and the skill tree is very considerate to note the source of the skill at the back.

And after these tips, there is a special tip, the kind with an exclamation mark at the back.

——Attention! Once the job transfer task is started, it is irreversible!

——Attention! After the job transfer task is started, you will enter the task world, please enter after you are fully prepared!

——Do you want to start the job transfer task?

[Yes][No]

A series of reminders reminded Kevin that [job transfer] is not something that can be achieved so easily with just a flick of the finger.

After staring at the job transfer icon for a long time, Kevin silently clicked "No", took back the skill points he had clicked on the job transfer skill, and closed the skill tree interface.

He had no intention of changing his job right now because this thing mentioned the "mission world".

Kevin didn't know what this mission world was. It could be a copy, or it could be a completely higher-level world.

There might even be magicians and knights in that world, a completely fantasy magic world.

Such a world would be very dangerous, and Kevin didn't want to travel directly to such a world without any preparation.

Moreover, Kevin hadn't decided which job he should change to yet.

From the descriptions of the three job transfers, [Deep Sea Fighter] is a warrior-type job, and the physical skills need to be selected before the initial job transfer can be carried out.

[Ocean Mage] Needless to say, it is a mage-type job. Water sword and water ball are primary skills used to contact magic. Kevin has no objection to the mage-type job. Who doesn't want to be a noble mage?

Compared with the Black Robe World, which is full of superhumans and all of them have maxed-out physical attributes, the Mage is slightly inferior in terms of life-saving.

Of course, this is Kevin's guess. Who knows, they may have skills like [Substitute Water Man] and [Water Incarnation].

As for the last [Sea God Messenger], it is undoubtedly a summoning profession. Kevin passed this profession first. He never planned to be a summoner.

If he could summon mermaids, that would be another story.

Uh, forget about black mermaids...

In short, Kevin is more satisfied with the profession of [Deep Sea Fighter], and [Ocean Mage]...

To be honest, its pre-skills [Water Sword] and [Water Ball] made Kevin complain for a long time. Kevin is very worried that after the job change, the skills of this profession will be the same as [Water Sword] and [Water Ball], which are not very useful.

After thinking about it, Kevin opened the skill tree again.

Fortunately, Kevin had only tentatively added points to [Water Sword] and [Water Ball] before, and had not really distributed the skill points, so all the points on these two skills were taken back by Kevin.

With a total of fifteen skill points, Kevin first upgraded [Accelerated Self-Healing], which had never been upgraded, to level three.

Of course, he had not determined the allocation.

From LV1 to LV3, this used six skill points.

Because if you want to extend the skills, you can only really distribute the skill points first, so Kevin determined the distribution of skill points here and really threw six skill points here.

Then, after [Accelerated Self-Healing], two new skills were indeed extended.

[Underwater Sprint] and [Water Explosion Fist].

The former can give Kevin the ability to quickly sprint underwater, and the latter can wrap water around the fist, which will give the enemy a fatal blow when hitting it.

"…Sure enough, just like the water ball and water sword, they are useless skills."

Sprinting underwater, Kevin can do this underwater, and the speed of sprinting is not slow. The skills on the skill tree can only increase his speed a little bit, which is not much.

The same is true for the water explosion fist. With the skill of wrapping water around the fist, wouldn't it be better for Kevin to directly control the water flow to crush it?

However, thinking that this is just a prerequisite for [job change] after all, and it only takes one skill point to upgrade to the next level, Kevin stopped complaining.

He thought for a while and used three skill points to upgrade [Sprinting underwater] to level 3.

This time it was a pre-addition point.

Sure enough, the icon of [Deep Sea Fighter] lit up afterwards.

Just like the previous system prompt, [Deep Sea Fighter] does not need to light up both skills if he wants to change his job.

Just light up one of the skills on this route to meet the job change conditions.

The job transfer requirements for [Deep Sea Fighter] are similar to those for [Ocean Mage]. Both require you to first learn a prerequisite skill, upgrade it to LV3, and then obtain advanced energy in the job transfer mission.

"Don't start the job transfer task yet. I'll prepare for it."

Kevin thought so after taking back all the skill points that were allocated but not confirmed.

The job transfer task is there. Kevin can start it as long as he spends four skill points.

But Kevin is not in a hurry to change his job immediately.

He has plenty of time. The job transfer task is very dangerous at first glance. Now there is nothing forcing him to become stronger quickly, so there is no need to be too eager to complete the job transfer task.

First accumulate skill points and upgrade all the skills that should be upgraded. Kevin can also change his job later.

This is not cowardice, this is called safe.

Why do you work hard to do the task when you have nothing to do? Anyway, as long as you don't accept the position of captain, the motherland will not do anything to Kevin.

After all, they just helped him save the situation.

The Water Group is also very optimistic about Kevin. In the future, it should tilt the company's resources to Kevin and vigorously create Kevin's new image.

So since you are worry-free now, why do you have to go to a strange place to do some job transfer tasks?

Kevin himself is a person without great ambitions. He has no decent life goals and no dreams that must be realized.

People like Kevin are those who go with the flow and take things as they come. It is difficult for them to achieve great things.

But Kevin thinks there is nothing wrong with this.

Actively pursuing life ideals is life, and lying down passively and cramming at the last minute is also life.

Do whatever you want to do, and lie down if you don’t want to do anything.

This kind of life is Kevin’s ideal.

And now, he actually feels that he has realized his ideal.

Buzz——buzz——

When Kevin was bored and thinking, the vibration sound of his mobile phone sounded.

He picked up the phone and put it to his ear. Ashley’s voice came from the other end of the phone:

"Uh, Shenhai, do you have time tonight? You should remember that you have an interview program tonight?"

"...I remember."

Kevin glanced at the wall clock.

It seems that there is not much time left before the start of the interview program...

"Of course I haven't forgotten, I'll go there right away!"

Fortunately, there is water near the location of the interview program, and it shouldn't take long to get there underwater.

Kevin, who is about to be late, thought so in his heart.

...

At the same time, in the meeting room of the Seven-Man Team.

Homelander stood by the French window, looking at the neon-lit night below.

He seemed to be thinking about something.

But suddenly, an inexplicable wind blew in the empty hall of the Seven-Man Team.

Some paper documents on the table were blown to the ground by the wind and fell beside Homelander.

Homelander glanced at the documents on the ground, then slowly turned around and looked at the person who suddenly appeared in the room.

"Have you completed the investigation?"

"Homelander... the Claw Girl... really didn't say anything..."

The Seven-Man Team's super-speed superhuman, Locomotive, said to Homelander in a trembling voice.

But the Homelander seemed a little dissatisfied with the answer of the locomotive. He stared at the locomotive and asked:

"So you didn't solve her."

"But she really has nothing..."

The Homelander suddenly raised his hand and made a gesture to silence the locomotive.

He slowly walked to the locomotive, very close to it, and whispered:

"Since you said that, I am curious, how did that East Asian girl escape from under your nose? Hmm?

"Locomotive?"

Listening to the Homelander's question, the locomotive's forehead was covered with cold sweat at that moment.