Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

Race is the same—Elves. Gender—there are both males and females among the Sky Knights.

Excluding those two, that only leaves... Professional level!

Zhang Mu suddenly realized. He casually stopped a mature male elf passing by. “Friend, want to experience a form of entertainment you’ve never seen before?”

“Huh?” The male elf was suddenly blocked and looked dazed for a moment. Coming to his senses, he saw the rotating wheel behind Zhang Mu. “Is it this?”

“Yes!”

He was a member of the team responsible for today’s fruit gathering. He had seen the Elder and the Sky Knights using the wheel on his way out this morning, so he wasn’t wary of the strange facility, just confused.

“Uh, they...” The male elf pointed at the weakened Sky Knights and said hesitantly, “What kind of entertainment makes people this tired?”

“Oh, they’re just too ’noob’.”

“Mister from outside, what does ’noob’... mean?”

“Not important.” Zhang Mu waved his hand and turned to pat the rim of the wheel. “Won’t you try it?”

“I’m the only one with these things. This is a one-time opportunity; if you miss it, there won’t be a next time!”

Elves and humans shared certain personality traits. As long as something involved the concept of ’limited quantity,’ people would value it, regardless of whether it was practical or its price.

Even an ordinary pebble that couldn’t be eaten, couldn’t be sold for a good price, or that no one even wanted to buy—if its shape and color lacked artistic value but were unique, one couldn’t help but treasure it.

The male elf was tempted.

Zhang Mu decided to up the ante: “I’m taking them back tomorrow!”

Like the straw that broke the camel’s back, the scales in the male elf’s heart completely tipped.

“Then let’s try it.”

“Great!”

Zhang Mu happily pulled him to the wheel and quickly strapped him in.

Among the children playing by the plane was the male elf’s child. Seeing his father seemingly playing with a novel toy, he quickly climbed down the wooden ladder to the ground and ran over.

By the time he arrived, Zhang Mu had already pressed the switch.

As the wheel started, his eyes were focused on the male elf’s expression and state, while he asked Frederica, “What did you feel when you went up just now?”

Frederica lightly tapped her chin with her index finger, her lively eyes looking up at the sky as she recalled seriously.

“Hmm... my head felt a bit dizzy.”

“Not uncomfortable?”

“No, instead it felt very relaxing, even a bit refreshing.”

A slight dizziness could indeed have that effect, similar to ’inhaling too hard in one breath’ or ’standing up suddenly after crouching for a long time.’

Ten minutes passed quickly.

Zhang Mu stopped the wheel and let down the grinning, silly-happy male elf.

“How was it? Fun?”

“A great experience!” He said with a broad smile, giving a thumbs-up.

Zhang Mu also laughed happily. So that was it.

“You guys.” He turned to look at the Sky Knights and the Eighth Elder, who had watched the whole process and were questioning their existence. “Go play wherever you want, I don’t need you anymore.”

Zhang Mu shooed them away with great disdain, causing the elves, who had been happy to escape the ’hardship,’ to become depressed again.

Afterward, Zhang Mu stopped twenty-nine elves passing through the open space to participate in the pilot training.

Some tried to politely decline, but under Zhang Mu’s threat of “this concerns the healing of the life tree, do as you see fit,” they obediently chose to comply.

The subsequent events unfolded without any further mishaps.

The twenty-nine elves tested more than ten pieces of training equipment in turn, passing the assessment with terrifyingly perfect scores.

By the time the last elf stepped off the last piece of equipment, it was already dusk.

Zhang Mu was very satisfied with today’s gains. “Everyone can go now, head back home. Remember to gather here first thing tomorrow morning; we will officially begin the pilot training.”

A few people looked hesitant and said, “Mr. Zhang Mu, I have to go to the orchard tomorrow morning—”

“I will inform your King of the situation. Just come, don’t worry.”

With their concerns resolved, the elves dispersed peacefully and went home.

At this time, the upper bodies of wives leaned out from windows carved into the tree trunks, calling out their children’s nicknames. Knowing it was time for dinner, the children in the garden scattered; those living in adjacent log cabins ran home while playing.