Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

Usually, Xu Feng always remained composed, but toward Allison, he tended to fluctuate a bit more in his emotion. Explore stories on My Virtual Library Empire

This was especially true when she blatantly disrespected and smeared the Cleric class.

"Who told you that Cleric is weak and squishy?" Xu Feng coldly snorted and crossed his arms. "The ones who say that are those who can't properly utilize the Cleric correctly. Worse, their vision is so terribly bad that they can't see past the possibilities of a cleric being monstrous."

Slightly startled by his coldness, Allison's eyes widened, her heart pumping a bit faster.

"There's no need to be that offended, right?" Allison said nervously. "I didn't even mean you, but the class itself."

Suddenly, she paused for a second before realizing a possibility. She glanced at him and smiled awkwardly, "It can't be that you're a Cleric in the Divine World, right?"

"So Yi didn't even tell you what kind of class I played either huh." Xu Feng twitched his mouth.

The atmosphere quickly turned quite awkward once Allison realized his overreaction wasn't really one.

Who wouldn't get mad when someone else dissed their class or work in general?

Even she would be angered if someone told her straight in the face that a professor was just a trash occupation.

"I apologize and will retract my earlier statement." Allison readily apologized for her mistake, clearly not minding to admit her wrong.

Alas, it wasn't enough in Xu Feng's book, mainly because he knew she was apologizing in respect of him, but not for the Cleric class.

"It seems that you need to be tutored seriously." Xu Feng flashed a solemn expression and declared. "Once the tutoring is over, I will make you believe and say the four words: Cleric is the way!"

"..."

Baffled by his seriousness, Allison came to a realization that she should have created a class early on from the start.

Now it appeared that she could not escape the fate of being a cleric.

This was peer pressure at its finest! And one that she couldn't deny unless she wished to cut off this key line of her investigation.

Naturally, Xu Feng made such a declaration because he knew precisely what Allison was thinking.

'Heh, had it been you in the past timeline, then maybe I would have been trapped multiple times. But too bad, so sad, you didn't get the miraculous opportunity like I did.' He inwardly sneered, finding this situation very enjoyable.

Sometime later, Allison reluctantly agreed to create a cleric class and asked softly, "But which town should I be in and how do I find you?"

While asking that, she finally managed to get to the main part, learning Xu Feng's in-game name. Once she learned of that, the investigation would be smoother because she would then have a direction and not blindly look around.

As for trying to directly meet with Lin Feng, the acting Guild Leader of the Vanguard Guild, that was too far-fetched and unrealistic. It was the equivalent of trying to meet the president of a big company and expecting they would meet with you.

"Once you create the class and they ask you where to spawn, choose Riverwood Town. My in-game name is Cool Wind, so just message me by opening your messages in the system feature." Xu Feng replied, using the Cool Wind persona.

"Cool Wind huh?" Unfazed by the name, Allison continued, "But there could be many names like Cool Wind. How do I know exactly which one you are?"

"Yes, but there's guild affiliation next to the player's name." As if that wasn't enough, Xu Feng went on and said he would meet her in Riverwood Town near the Town Hall.

With that said, it would be hard for her to mistake him for another player with the same username.

"Okay, then I'll start hopping in the gaming capsule." She then said and stood up.

Meanwhile, Xu Feng leaned back and had a somewhat sleepy look on his face.

"Are you not getting in the gaming capsule?" Dumbfounded, Allison expected him to get ready.

"I will after 30 minutes or so." Xu Feng took a look at his watch and said lazily.

"What?"

"I'm not about to wait in the town for you when I know you will waste at least 30 minutes in the character creation. Appearance could be altered by 10%, but there are also many cosmetic items for the player to choose from."

In other words, those cosmetic items were designed mainly for female players who wished to look their best. And the majority of the male players don't care about cosmetic items and simply want to dive straight into the Divine World.@@novelbin@@

Speechless, Allison found herself incapable of arguing with him that she might really take a long time if she could choose how she looked.

What kind of woman doesn't love to dress pretty and look beautiful? There might be exceptions, but the truth was that the majority of them cared about their appearance overall.

Not to mention Allison who seemed to be a fashion model from top to bottom.

Thus, she wasn't surprised that Xu Feng could tell she was someone who cared about matching outfits, etc.

As Allison quickly hopped into her gaming capsule to begin her journey in the Divine World, Xu Feng quickly gazed around the living room.

'So many surveillance cameras even in here huh.' He smiled bitterly, wondering if he was a guest at a mansion or a prisoner in a beautiful prison-like cell.

Nevertheless, he took the time to inspect the scenery around him, mainly concerning the security aspect.

'The defense isn't that great…' He thought to himself.

In his past timeline, the Divine World was sometimes so intense that your personal life would become in danger. After all, if you died in the real world, then how could you possibly enter the Divine World to continue to cause trouble?

Because of such incidents, any influential players within the top would automatically receive few or many battle robots. These battle robots appeared out of nowhere, but they only had one objective in their program: protecting them.