Chapter 3 Summoner Level
In the previous seven Summoner Tournaments, Dragon Kingdom was eliminated in the first round of the knockout round, and was eliminated again in the resurrection round.
In the competition for the second-last place, he was eliminated again. He has been ranked last for seven consecutive years and has completely become the laughing stock of the league.
In this Summoner Competition, Long Guo is expected to be ranked last.
On the stage, Japan sent Taro Kurokawa, the third strongest overall player in the team.
Taro Kurokawa is also a D-level summoner. Like Lin Muxue, he also has two D-level contracted summoned beasts.
Summoners, summoned beasts, and ferocious beasts are all divided into levels.
For example, summoners, from lowest to highest, are F-level summoners, E-level summoners, D-level summoners, C-level summoners, B-level summoners, A-level summoners, S-level summoners, and SS-level summoners. , SSS level summoner.
From low to high, there are nine levels in total.
Summoned beasts and ferocious beasts also correspond to these nine levels.
As for how to distinguish these nine levels.
It's also very simple. Both ferocious beasts and summoners are divided into levels based on strength. The higher the strength of the summoned beast (ferocious beast), the higher the level.
The highest level of summoned beasts (ferocious beasts) can destroy heaven and earth at every turn, and can destroy a hundred-meter-high mountain in an instant.
As for how summoners distinguish these levels
It's also very simple.
That is to look at the contract position.
First of all, to become a summoner, you need a body that can absorb dimensional energy.
Everyone's physique is different. Some people are born with an affinity for dimensional energy and absorb it very quickly, while some people can only barely absorb dimensional energy very slowly.
However, whether it is fast or slow, as long as you can absorb it, you will have a chance to become a summoner.
When you absorb enough dimensional energy and open up a sea of spiritual consciousness in your body to store dimensional energy, you can use this dimensional energy to open the door to the dimensional world and conduct summons.
As long as you successfully summon a ferocious beast, no matter what level you are, you will become a true summoner.
However, at this time, you are only an entry-level summoner and have no level yet. The ferocious beasts you summon are very weak and cannot even defeat a wild wolf.
If you want to become a true level summoner, you need to strengthen the dimensional energy in the sea of consciousness, and you need to condense a contract position in the sea of consciousness. Only in this way can you truly become a level summoner, an F-level summoner.
After reaching level F, it means that you can sign a contract with a summoned beast.
When you continue to practice, you can condense two contract positions in the sea of consciousness and sign a contract with the second summoned beast. This also means that you can summon two ferocious beasts to fight at the same time. This is another level promoted. Become an E-level summoner,
When you gather three contract positions in the sea of consciousness, sign a contract with three summoned beasts, and summon three summoned beasts at the same time, you are a D-level summoner.
In the same way as above, every time you gather one more contract position, you will be promoted to a level.
And every time you level up, you can sign a contract with one more summoned beast and summon one more ferocious beast to fight at the same time.
Similarly, the higher your level and the stronger your strength, the more you can summon summoned beasts with corresponding strength.
Now there is another question, that is, what is the difference between ordinary summoned beasts and contract summoned beasts?
It's very simple, that is, once you sign a contract with a summoned beast, you can summon it at any time.
Instead of signing a contract with a summoned beast, the summoned beast you summon will be random every time. For example, I am an E-level summoned beast and can sign a contract with two summoned beasts.
If I don't sign a contract, then every time I fight, the summoned beasts I summon will be random. The first time I may summon a tiger, the next time I may summon a mouse, and the strength will be uneven.
It may summon a strong one, or it may summon a weak one.
Once you sign a contract with a summoned beast, you can summon it at any time next time.
For example, the first time I summoned, I summoned a relatively powerful tiger. I thought this tiger was quite powerful, so I signed a contract with it, so that I can summon it at any time in the future.
Once you sign a contract with a ferocious beast, once the contract takes effect, the summoned beast will accompany you forever until you die or it dies.
Unless you die, the contract will not disappear, and this summoned beast will occupy one of your contract slots forever.
Therefore, under normal circumstances, a summoner will sign a contract with a powerful summoned beast to ensure his own safety.
If you never sign a contract with a summoned beast and rely on random summons when fighting, then you will be very passive.
For example, you are an E-level summoned beast with two contract slots, but you just don't sign a contract with the summoned beast. You keep the contract slot until you become stronger and sign a contract with a stronger summoned beast.
Then, once you encounter danger, you can only call immediately.
If at this time, you summoned a weak summoned beast, then you would be lying on your back.
In addition, the randomly summoned summoned beast has no understanding of your mind, so it is difficult for you to direct it to fight, and it is also difficult for it to cooperate with other summoned beasts.
This is the disadvantage of not signing a contract with a summoned beast.
Of course, there is an advantage to this.
As for what the benefits are.
That is, you can keep the contract position, and when you become stronger, you can sign a contract with a stronger summoned beast.
For example, I am now an F-level summoner. I have a contract slot and I can sign a contract with a summoned beast.
However, when I was at F level, the summoned beasts I summoned were basically F level, and I could only sign contracts with F level summoned beasts.
After I was promoted to E level, after I was promoted to D level, after I could summon more powerful summoned beasts, my contract position was wasted by this F level summoned beast.
A simple comparison will show the difference.
There are two summoners. One of them had a contract position when he was at F level. In order to ensure his own safety, he summoned a nearly powerful F level summoned beast and then directly summoned this F level summoner. The beast signed a contract.
When he reached E-level, he had another contract slot, and he signed another E-level summoned beast. After reaching D-level, he signed another D-level summoned beast.
On the other hand, when there was only one contract slot for another person at F level, he did not sign a contract with the summoned beast and kept the contract slot. After he was promoted to E level and had another contract slot, he still refused. The summoned beast signed a contract, and he continued to develop.
Finally, he reached D level and could summon D level summoned beasts, so he signed all three empty contract slots to D level summoned beasts.
In this way, he has three D-class contract beasts.
(End of chapter)