Demon Hunter and His Cabin
Chapter 686 - Chapter 686 Chapter 576 Expansion

Chapter 686: Chapter 576: Expansion Chapter 686: Chapter 576: Expansion Roger opened the noticeboard.

The training base for demon hunters had been completed, all areas fully functional, special functions appropriately open, and new area functionality in the process of adjustment.

[Graveyard Cemetery] The canyon passage at the foot of the Hunter Base’s mountain had once been the burial site of countless demon hunter corpses and had now become a special Mental Illusion.

Ghouls, Evil Spirit Banshees, Mermaids, Werewolves–those whose spiritual power met the standards for entering the Illusionary Realm could experience combat and killing of low-tier monsters.

Dying within the Illusionary Realm would impact one’s spirit, and those of weak will could not undertake the Green Grass Trial.

[Misty Forest] The forest linked to a special Cursed Land, and demon hunters who passed the Green Grass Trial could find suitable monsters to challenge within the forest.

By fighting the monsters, they would hone their swordsmanship and improve their proficiency with the Dharma Seal.

Please note, combat within the Misty Forest is no illusion; any negligence may lead to death, so please assess your capacities carefully.

[Tower of Shadows] The mysterious Black Tower connected to the unknown Land of Shadows, and through the Shadow Path, demon hunters could reach the unknown Shadow World.

Combat in the Shadow World was extremely dangerous, but the rewards were equally substantial. At present, the number of open areas was one, and expanding to additional areas required using Shadow’s Power to open the Shadow Gate and explore unknown regions.

Roger nodded; these three areas were completely consistent with his previous guesses and could, more or less, be seen as characteristics of the three Hunter’s Cabins he currently owned.

The Graveyard Cemetery naturally corresponded to the Graveyard Cabin, where Roger’s combat power had been low, his only option to upgrade the Hunter’s Cabin by submitting trophies.

During this process, Roger’s combat experiences and the corresponding monster models were absorbed by the Hunter’s Cabin and, through reassignment, transformed into an illusionary realm.

Demon hunters coming to trial only needed to invest their spirit to experience real combat.

To understand the capabilities of monsters at the smallest cost.

This was still only Roger’s combat experience being absorbed; with further refinement in the future, it should be possible to integrate even more combat experiences.

Constant evolution and perfection transformed the canyon at the foot of the mountain into a living Monster Manual, where almost every monster generated from the Monster Manual could be encountered.

Of course, most of the absorbed monsters here were low-tier, with relatively simple abilities and a very low probability of mutation.

In the future, Roger could also use the Graveyard Cemetery to screen demon hunters. The new inheritance method had no particular demands on lineage but required exceptionally high aptitude and will.

With this place, Roger could save a lot of time.

With a resilient will and a robust physique, after reaching the limit of human potential through training and practice, one could undertake the Green Grass Trial.

And a demon hunter who had passed the Green Grass Trial was a true Transcendent, even stronger than most of the newly-minted First-Tier Transcendents in Armenia.

Upon reaching this stage, the experiences from the Illusionary Realm were insufficient for further improvement; at that time, the real monsters in the Misty Forest could apply tremendous pressure on everyone.

Roger had not yet explored the core area of the Mist Hut but, according to his guess, the monsters that would appear later would greatly increase in strength.

This fitted perfectly with the trial standard of the Misty Forest.

The limited power of monsters would depend on what entities appeared from the seals in the core area of the Mist Hut.

In the short term, this would satisfy the trial needs of new demon hunters, and Roger planned to find an opportunity to explore when he had time in the future.

The last Tower of Shadows, compared to the first two areas, had far more powerful functions. After checking, Roger found that the minimum standard to enter the currently open area of the Tower of Shadows was Third Tier.

Even a regular Third Tier beginner might find it dangerous.

Previously, when the Shadow Cottage reached level ten, Roger had acquired an ability, allowing him to connect to unknown Shadow Fragments by consuming Shadow’s Power, discovering new areas.

This ability had too much randomness, and Roger certainly didn’t want to carelessly discover a place similar to one that imprisoned a Mountain Woman.

However, now that the training base was built and the Tower of Shadows was now relatively complete, with controlled risks, when the overall strength of the demon hunters improved, Roger could try spending Shadow’s Power to explore new areas.

Whether the Graveyard Cemetery or the Misty Forest, these two places could only enhance experience and combat awareness, but they couldn’t provide real treasures or trophies.

But those unknown Shadow Worlds were different.

When the Shadow World shattered originally, what remained was due to the presence of special forces, and in no exaggeration, every Shadow Fragment was a treasure trove.

From low to high, from spiritual experiences to practical combat training and exploration in the Tower of Shadows, the three areas formed a complete gradient system.

Roger was overjoyed. As a Transcendent Force, besides the top combat power and corresponding heritage, a tiered training mechanism that progressively improved was also very important.

Just like in Europe, the Knights once held many Fairytale Manuscripts, each one a micro world.

Heritage Knights didn’t need to train, but other members of the Knights needed appropriate growth, and those Fairytale Manuscripts were the perfect proving grounds.

Unfortunately, those belonged to the Privy Council and were not allowed to be carried by anyone, which is why Roger hadn’t found this treasure on Green.