94 Task System 94 Task System Su Yuan returned to the dormitory.
Since he needed to accumulate academic points to exchange for time in the Star Mist Pool, he would have to check how many points the academy tasks offered.
Su Yuan turned on the computer and followed the guide to log into the academy’s intranet task system.
“What, I still have to register?”
Seeing the registration page pop up, Su Yuan was a bit surprised.
He thought the academy had already entered all the freshmen’s information.
Su Yuan entered his name and student ID to complete the quick registration.
Seeing the confidentiality agreement on the screen, he understood why he needed to register himself.
Because the Demon Capital Academy’s task system was directly linked to the City Guard teams in various places!
After confirming the agreement, Su Yuan officially entered the task system.
As soon as he got in, he saw numerous tasks listed on the homepage:
“Level One Task: Administrator of the first floor of the Book Tower, 6 academic points per month, responsible for registration, maintenance, and cleaning.
Three days a week required.”
“Level One Task: A Bronze Level wanted criminal has been active recently between Lanting and Hengzhou City.
He has killed three Star Card Masters and is very powerful.
One person is needed to assist the City Guard in hunting him down.
Reward: 14 points.”
“Level One Task: The Purple Gold Building will hold a five-day jewelry convention soon.
Five Bronze Level guards are needed.
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Basic points: 5, with additional rewards based on performance.”
“Level One Task: A citizen in the east of the city lost a Fifth Stage Snowflake Mink pet.
Finding it will be rewarded with 2 academic points.”
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At a glance, there were various types of tasks such as patrol, wanted missions, guard duty, and searching.
“The rewards for Level One Tasks are mostly under 10 points, with wanted tasks offering the highest rewards, generally above 10 points.”
Su Yuan browsed through the tasks and found that for Level One Tasks, those involving risk like wanted missions, assistance, and guard duty rewarded more points than administrative or maintenance tasks.
The higher the risk, the greater the reward.
This made sense.
Tasks like being an administrator for the Book Tower had almost no risk but only offered 6 points per month.
A wanted task, if the target’s location could be locked, could be resolved in two or three days, including travel time.
Thus, the difference was quite obvious.
Of course, this was assuming everything went smoothly.
If not, it could take half a month or more to track the target, with the possibility of the target escaping in the end.
Wanted tasks were not only unstable but also riskier.
“Second Stage Tasks reward more points, mostly over 10 points.
Unfortunately, I can’t take them.”
Su Yuan saw that the Second Stage wanted tasks rewarded more than 10 points, some even offering over 30 points, much higher than Level One Tasks.
But the problem was, Su Yuan found he didn’t have the permission to take them.
As for Level Three Tasks, he couldn’t even view them, let alone take them.
So, he opened his information:
Name: Su Yuan
Points: 0 (Level One)
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Clearly, the Demon Capital Academy’s task system had a strict hierarchical system.
Every time a Demon Capital student completed a task, besides academic points, they would also get equivalent points.
When points reached 100, they could advance to the Second Stage.
When points reached 1000, they could advance to the Third Stage.
This system was also a form of protection for students, forcing freshmen to start with simpler tasks.
Only after going through numerous low-stage tasks could they take on higher-stage tasks.