Arknights Welcome to Terra Continent

The next morning, Beichen also walked out of the alley, stretched, and glanced at the time.

It’s still early, so go and take a look at the place where you register to become a knight.

As usual, I checked the information while heading to the destination.

"It has been certified by the Federation of Commerce and the Supervisory Committee, and they agree that he can participate in various competitions as a knight. Let me take a closer look... Tsk tsk."

Beichen smacked his lips in dissatisfaction, and sure enough, there was a line of small words in the lower right corner.

"The final right of interpretation belongs to the Business Federation."

Beichen suddenly remembered that there was also a type of idol knight. Although he would definitely not be involved in this thing, he really wanted to learn more about it.

After all, I discussed with those old knights for a long time last night about which one was the best looking.

To be honest, they are a bit white and a bit big. Ahem, I am referring to the products they endorse, don't get the wrong idea.

"It turns out that the competition among idol knights is even more intense than that among competitive knights. Basically, they are the type that cannot survive without joining the knight order."

After understanding it a little, Beichen just shook his head.

There are so many news reports about shady dealings off the field that disfigurement is not even considered serious. Some people were even sold as servants.

Soon, Beichen arrived at the door of the institution where he registered to become a knight.

There aren't that many people. To be honest, this industry has already reached saturation, and even if you squeeze in, you won't get a share of the pie.

Soon it was Beichen's turn. He pushed open the door and walked into the room. At first glance, he saw a man wearing glasses and looking very gentle sitting behind the desk.

How should I put it? It fits Beichen's imagination of a typical office worker.

"Sir, do you have any advice? Or do you want to register as a knight?"

He raised his head and looked at Beichen, then asked the latter question anyway, even though he felt that the man in front of him could not possibly be the type who wanted to be a knight.

"Hmm? Of course I'm going to register as a knight. So you also provide consulting services?"

Beichen asked, and at the same time stuffed the things he had prepared long ago into the other party's hands.

He understands that he has to show some appreciation first.

"Sir, what do you want to ask?"

The originally drowsy staff member suddenly became alert and asked eagerly.

"Ah, let's get down to business first. You're the one who registers to become a knight, right?"

Beichen knocked on the table and asked.

"Yes, sir, I will do it for you now."

Before every tournament, there are always people who sign up on impulse. Of course, there are also many out-of-town tourists like Beichen who just want to join in the fun. The man has seen a lot of them.

However, almost all of them failed to hold on and were eliminated in the first month of points settlement.

When Beichen swiped his card to pay the registration fee, the man also noticed the ID card Beichen was using, which surprised him.

"Which rich young man would be interested in participating in this?"

He muttered quietly, then spoke in a respectful tone.

"Sir, we need to enter information on the ID card."

After taking Beichen's ID card, the man put it into the machine behind him, then started operating on the terminal and quickly returned the ID card to Beichen.

"Sir, verify again with the terminal and you will be able to see your knight status and the points you currently hold."

Beichen did as he was told, and sure enough, there was an extra line of words next to his name and balance.

Independent Knight, current score: 0

Is it so easy to become a knight? Good fellow, you guys from the Business Federation are greedy even for the small registration fee, right?

"I'm sorry, but I still have to remind you."

The man continued.

"If you want to maintain your knighthood, you must earn points by participating in various competitions to ensure your ranking, otherwise your knighthood will be automatically revoked."

It makes sense, just like a relegation match, the last few teams will be kicked out.

"So what else do you want to ask?"

After dealing with these things, the man asked, what remained was the consulting project that Beichen had just paid for.

"Is it that simple to register as a knight? Just pay the money and come to register?"

Beichen asked.

"Ninety-five percent of the independent knights who register here will be eliminated, so most people actually only keep the title for less than a month."

The man answered.

"Because in fact, most people who come here to register as knights are just for fun. If they want to participate in serious competitive activities, they usually have to pay a high fee to go to the major knight orders for trial training."

Wow, this is the team’s youth training, right? This Beichen is so familiar.

"Although the fees are high and there are many restrictions, the Knights will provide excellent standard equipment and systematic teaching. If you can stand out, you can officially join the Knights, and you don't need to come here to sign up."

"What is the elimination rate of the Knights?"

Beichen asked curiously.

"It's actually quite high, around 80 percent, but it's pretty good."

The man answered.

"If someone loses their knighthood due to insufficient points, can they register as a knight again in the future?"

Beichen continued to ask.

"Of course you can, as long as you pay enough again, but accordingly, the points you accumulated previously will be cleared."

The man nodded. He had seen someone whose knighthood was revoked twelve times in one year and yet he was still persisting.

In other words, I didn’t accumulate enough points to improve my ranking every month, and I was kicked out every month.

"Thank you very much. This is my last question."

Beichen said.

The man pinched the bills in his pocket, as if to confirm their thickness, and immediately said, "No, no, no, sir, you can keep asking until you are satisfied. We still have plenty of time."

"Ah, actually one question is enough. I just want to ask which kind of competition can earn points faster."

For Beichen, the most important thing now is to accumulate points from scratch. Otherwise, no matter how strong he is, he will not be able to participate in the final championship.

After all, he was not a Brilliant Knight who could just drop from the sky or fall from the wilderness and enter the tournament through the back door.

The man thought about this question for a while and answered after a long while.

"Actually, it's not easy. If you're not strong enough, it's hard to be clever in this regard."

"However, do not participate in team competitions or doubles competitions unless you have someone you trust extremely... No, even if you have someone you trust extremely, do not participate in these two types of competitions."