Global Composite Master: Compositing an Undead Army from the Start

Chapter 421: Chapter 231 God of Power! (Three in One, 3/5)_1

After Chen Mo and the others returned to their seats, the teacher introduced himself, saying, “The three new students have all introduced themselves, so let me introduce you to the rest of the class.”

“First, let me introduce myself. I’m Summer, and I’ll be your class advisor from now on. If you have any questions or don’t understand something, feel free to come to me.”

After his introduction, Summer introduced the other students to Chen Mo and the other two new students.

Once everyone was acquainted, Summer began the formal lessons.

He taught a proper mathematics course.

Mathematics, regardless of the era, is an essential subject. It was a subject that required continued study even in college.

There were four classes in the morning, two of which were mathematics.

The latter two were cultural studies, covering subjects like history and literature.

These were also required subjects. While they didn’t seem directly related to improving combat power, they were valuable for broadening the students’ knowledge and Experience.

A rich literary heritage is a defining characteristic and the very soul of Earth’s civilization!

No matter how the world changed, education in this aspect had never been abandoned.

Moreover, improving literary proficiency also helped to cultivate Wisdom. Among the various activities in the Milky Way, there was an event called the “Peak of Wisdom.”

The rewards were very generous, and this activity tested not combat power, but pure Wisdom.

Earth’s professionals might not dare to participate recklessly in other activities, but many were eager to take on this particular challenge.

Although the rankings they achieved each time they participated weren’t very high, they could at least squeeze into the top ten, and that was enough.

Chen Mo knew about this event, but he wasn’t very interested in it. That kind of intellectual contest was too much of a headache for him.

By the end of the four morning classes, Chen Mo felt as if he had returned to his grueling school days of the past.

However, he was more interested in the four afternoon classes.

These four were dedicated specialization courses.

Instructors specializing in each type of profession would impart combat Experience.

Although everyone’s chosen profession might not be identical, the Experience of their seniors was highly relevant and valuable.

Since there weren’t many professionals of the Skeleton Mage lineage, Chen Mo was the only one in his group for this course.

This effectively meant he received one-on-one instruction from the teacher. It was quite an advantageous situation.

After everyone assembled in the training hall, they were led off in different directions by various instructors.

Before Chen Mo stood a figure wearing a peculiar mask.

He immediately used his Pioneer ability to sense the figure. To his surprise, he discovered the mask was Artifact Level, and it completely obscured the wearer’s features, preventing him from probing any further.

This made Chen Mo very curious. He wondered what this teacher looked like and why they wore a mask.

Is it some kind of facial defect? But for a teacher at a top university, changing their appearance shouldn’t be hard.

While Chen Mo was pondering this, the black-robed figure before him spoke. The voice was pleasant, feminine, gentle yet carrying a hint of authority. “Student Chen Mo, I will be guiding your specialization classes from now on. My name is Jing. You may address me however you wish.”

“Hello, Teacher Jing. Then I’ll be relying on your guidance from now on,” Chen Mo immediately saluted respectfully.

“I heard that during the recent Disaster, you were already capable of providing support across various locations. Your inherent combat power must be quite extraordinary. In terms of sheer combat strength, I might not even be qualified to be your teacher.

However, when it comes to maximizing the utilization of summoned creatures, I believe I have some Experience that I can share with you.”

“I await your instruction, Teacher.”

“How familiar are you with the history of our China during the Ancient Times?”

“I have a basic understanding.”

“Then are you aware of how many wondrous battle Formations our ancestors in ancient China created?”

“I’ve heard a little, but those are mostly Formations from the age of cold weapons. Can they truly bring about a qualitative change to the combat power of the summoned creatures under my command?”

“Indeed, Formations from the Ancient Times are outdated in this era. However, after modification, they can still be exceptionally effective.

While deploying a Formation isn’t advantageous in every single situation, in most circumstances, there’s a significant difference in combat efficiency between those who understand Formations and those who don’t.

And compared to the Ancient Times, we possess a unique, inherent advantage.

In the Ancient Times, deploying a Formation required soldiers with exceptional coordination and rapid reflexes. It also necessitated an excellent point for dispatching signals. Whether using signal flags or drums, their effectiveness would be compromised on a real battlefield. They couldn’t truly convey instructions with perfect accuracy and timing at all times.

Furthermore, there were limitations regarding the efficiency of transmitting and executing commands.

However, we Skeleton Mages, by the nature of our profession, don’t suffer from these drawbacks.

We can summon numerous creatures and command them instantly with a mere thought. This allows us to bypass the need for extensive coordination training and avoid the problems of signal dispatch and reception.

We can deploy and alter Formations swiftly and directly. Therefore, the Formations left by our ancestors are, for us, essentially a gift of exceptional Skills!

Responding to different combat scenarios with appropriate Formations is far more effective, both offensively and defensively, than simply having a disorganized horde of summoned creatures scattered about.”

Chen Mo naturally agreed with his teacher’s points.