The Tutorial Towers Advanced Player Novels & Stories

In fact, once the Mage Tower is completed under Baron Stewart, mages will come and pledge allegiance to him, because many mages only have access to the experimental conditions provided by the Mage Tower. For example, a mage's spell slots are limited, and he cannot rely on diligent practice to improve his skills. However, a wizard's tower allows the wizard to simulate the casting of spells. If someone practices three times a day and you practice ten times a day, the gap will naturally appear over time. In addition, the Wizard's Tower has several other capabilities. It can be thought of as a comprehensive experimental building of a university, and the advanced wizard tower is the one with the

A tutorial is telling the player what to do. "I'd leave my laptop here so you can play the game, but I'm not really allowed to show this to anyone yet." He exits the game and stands, lifting the laptop into his arms, his raven hair falling over the right side of his face. He won't look at me, but I see the heartache etched into every feature of his face. I wish I could do something, but I doubt he'd appreciate a hug from me. "That's okay." I stand, too. "Thanks for showing it to me. I can't wait to play it when it's released."

Severin muttered to himself. Despite having elevated his alchemy skills to that of a seventh-grade high-rank alchemist, Severin still felt somewhat uneasy. The difficulty of the Alchemy Tower was well-known to everyone. Severin shook his head and focused, carefully examining his surroundings. Just then, a cold voice echoed out. "To advance, you must refine two eighth-grade alchemical pills." As soon as the voice fell, countless lights appeared before Severin, and numerous illusory images of herbs floated in front of him. Upon learning the conditions for advancing to the ninth floor of the Alchemy Tower, Severin frowned tensely.

"Alright, it’s not like no one had ever done it before. We started by tensing the wrists like this. Adjust the intensity level of the gun to the middle, then pull the trigger and at the same time weight down your toe like your shoe sole is the accelerator pedal." *bang!*.. *bang!*.. *bang!* In just three strokes, Jae flew up into the sky from the compressed air gun in one hand and the shoe on the other foot. The young man leaned forward slightly in mid-air, landing easily on the white deck of AB Tower. He then jumped from up there, fired at the ground once to counteract the speed of the fall, and stood in front of Ravyn. "Lesson one. Get to the top of the AB Tower using Drive Ammo within thi

He wore an oversized shirt with the sleeves rolled up. "What's your name?" "Salvador Ricci." "Tell me where you'd like to go the most." After a few moments of silence, he replied solemnly, "Aldaria." I took my watch off and placed it in his palm. "In that case, this watch is my way of honoring your bravery. You must remember how time passes. With the time you have left, learn how to read a map, calculate the distance from here to the shore, and interpret maritime maps. Knowledge won't give you wings, Salvador. But it will teach you to build a boat."

She paused for a moment before saying, "Is that okay with everyone?" Voices of consent rang into her ears and she nodded, forgetting that they couldn't see her before continuing. "The Asura Tower is one of the most protected and strongest fort. It has a higher advantage over us in terms of players since they will be on the defense. Most of their vanguards are knights are VIP 5 players. It won't be that hard for them to get rid of us if we don't play with a different technique. So, no rush. We will chew them out from their lowest force defense. The attic. They won't be expecting such approach if we're quick enough, we should be able to annex half of the tower in thirty minutes –"

Instead, I said, “So what? More instructors? Another round of trials?” She shook her head. “No. I’m assigning you a personal tutor.” Something about the way she said it made the hair on my arms rise. “Who?” I asked. She smiled. It didn’t reach her eyes. The Tower of Shadows hadn’t been used in over a century. Its top floor had been sealed, warded with blood magic so old it was practically sentient. I felt it before I stepped through the door — that low hum of awareness, like the stone itself was watching me.

"Uhm... I'm tutoring him, remember?" "Okay but... this is insane! Who are you and what have you done with my best friend? The Aria I know doesn't have the guts to do what you did." And the Lily I know would never be having sex with my brother behind my back. "So, what has he taught you so far?" Lily's voice drops to a whisper. I shrug. "Well, this and that." "Don't give me that, I want the details." "He says I have to be familiar with my body. Something about being confident in how I look. That's the first step."

“You’re playing.” “I don’t even know the rules!” “Exactly — makes it fair.” Seris, Ruby, and Alex gathered at the tower challenge, Phoenix and Lucian already arguing over who was going first. The table glowed faintly beneath their fingers as they began placing stones, the colors pulsing with each perfectly timed placement. “Focus,” Alex warned, watching the twins. Phoenix narrowed his eyes and balanced a glowing red rune on top of a blue. “Ha! Beat that.” Lucian shook his head, carefully placing a yellow stone — which vibrated briefly before stabilizing the tower with a satisfying click.

He needed the tutorial to walk him through the sensations before he attempted to replicate them without using game controls like he normally used. As the instruction screens hovered, Zen took his time to dash across a single narrow plank with the tutorial's guide. The system guided his body so Zen wouldn't fall off the ledge, and the feeling was very similar to getting possessed. For a while, it was uncomfortable when Zen's mind did not fully sync with the action. Although the game's tutorial prompted the stage's completion, Zen ignored the flashing window to proceed to the next obstacle stage. Instead, he continued to go back and forth on that single plank like a lunatic.