Reborn NPC: I'm really not the protagonist!

In the end, I decided to take a gamble.

She quickly closed her eyes, and the system prompted: [Detected an environment that meets the requirements for stimulating potential, do you want to enter the trial? Yes/No]

[Dark Boneyard, Trial Difficulty: High, can consume 2/3/4/9 potential points. Note: Please make a decision based on your own strength! ]

"........."

Looking at the pop-up inquiry from the system, he was stunned for a while, then silently looked at Hill who was resting with his eyes closed. After thinking for a while, he said quietly: ".... Potential points..."

Hill was just about to use this guy to test the difficulty of the trial, but when he heard what he said, he was silent again. After a long time, he seemed to understand something and twitched his mouth slightly: "Are you asking... Is the difficulty of the trial suitable for you...?"

"....!" She paused unconsciously. Although her expression was cold, she somehow made people feel that she suddenly became a little happy. At this moment, she was nodding her head seriously:

"Hmm! Potential points."

"........."

Hill was silent.

Fortunately, I know a little about this guy, otherwise I really don’t know what she is talking about.

As for the difficulty I should choose...

The trial of potential points is very special. It is not like those dungeons where higher-level players can pass low-level dungeons.

As for the potential trial...there is no such thing as levels!

After all, this is a trial for oneself, so if the player's level is higher and stronger, the trial will become stronger accordingly.

The selection of different potential points is equivalent to adjusting the difficulty at this level, so in the previous life, the potential trial was also called the real graduation exam for players.

Without any help, you can only rely on your own skills and luck to defeat the opponent in the trial...

Thinking of this, she glanced at the person who was staring at her intently...

Although the two had some minor entanglements in their previous lives, but...it wasn't to the point of cheating others.

Even though she was indeed using others to explore the way ahead, she had no interest in doing something that would benefit neither herself nor others.

"The inner training is endless." Hill was silent for a moment, then raised his eyes slightly: "If you want, you can start with the simplest. Don't worry, I will be here to protect you."

As I said before: as long as you have a ticket, you can enter as many times as you want, but I suggest you start with the simplest one to test the waters.

Next, it depends on how you choose.

It just so happens that I can also infer which difficulty level I should choose based on which difficulty level the other party is stuck at....

That’s right, even Hill was not absolutely sure whether he could pass the trial!

In the previous life, even the top players only utilized 70% of their potential points. The remaining 30% was naturally wasted because they did not pass!

So to some extent, in the later stages of the game, by looking at a person's potential buff, you can roughly infer whether this person is a loser or not.

For example, if someone has more than a dozen potential buffs on his body, but they are all insignificant small bonuses, then this person is definitely not a main player, but a daily player. Only daily players will not pay special attention to the bonus on damage, and will use the potential points aimlessly.

If a player has a set of god-level equipment but has few potential buffs on it, then he must be a "pay-to-win" player with no skills.

For example, if a person does not have many potential buffs, but they are all good, then this person is most likely a PVP player....

Therefore, Hill is extremely cautious in using his potential points in this life.

It's finally the second round, and as someone who has a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder, she doesn't want anything to be imperfect.

It is a good choice to let Bujue try and make mistakes. In the previous life, my skills were comparable to Bujue's, or maybe even better. So I just need to wait quietly for Bujue to try the difficulty that she cannot pass, and I won't waste more potential points.

After hearing Hill's words, he was stunned for a moment, then pondered for a while, nodded, and started the exclusive trial.

"........."

The moment she entered the trial, the surrounding "lake" of dry bones began to become uneasy, and then trembled and pieced together, as if it was about to come alive.

"Om-"

The Annihilation in Hill's hand also trembled with pleasure.

"Snapped!"

"Crack!!"

However, the next moment, Hill stepped directly on a skull that was about to be assembled, and the Annihilation in his hand was directly inserted into the sea of ​​bones.

The broken bones flew in all directions.

In an instant, any tremors disappeared without a trace, and the skeleton that was about to stand up fell apart in the blink of an eye.

"........."

Hill remained silent, looked around, raised his eyebrows, and continued to stand quietly beside Bujue without saying a word.

"........."

After dozens of minutes, the quiet eyes suddenly opened, and he raised his head and looked at Hill.

"....Did it succeed?" The two were silent for a while, and Hill spoke first.

"Hmm..." He nodded unconsciously, thought for a moment, stared at me seriously and moved closer: "Nine potential points."

"Um,"

Hill glanced at his system prompt and nodded: "Not bad."

As expected of one of the top players, he could pass this trial, which was not the most difficult one, even at the highest difficulty.

"........."

After that, the two fell into silence again. They seemed a little happy. After thinking for a while, they added, "Great."

"...Awesome, awesome." Hill twitched his lips and gave Chong a thumbs up helplessly.

"Well...."

However, he suddenly became dissatisfied, shook his head vigorously, and opened his lips again: "Great!"

"............." Hill was silent for a while, and looked at Bu Jue silently: "You mean... the potential stimulated is very strong?"

"........."

There was a moment of silence. He watched Hill's eyes gradually widen, revealing an unprecedented look of joy. Then he nodded: "Yeah."

"So you plan to do it again?"

Hill raised his eyebrows slightly and then asked.

“Hmm…” He nodded again unconsciously, staring at Hill intently, with no other expression in his cold eyes.

If he were a normal person, he would definitely start to feel dissatisfied.

After all, people took the initiative to "protect you", but you didn't even say thank you. Now you want them to continue helping you, without even saying anything, as if it's a matter of course. How can that make people feel comfortable?

Hill was a little helpless. Bujue in his previous life had explained to her that at least this guy explained that he had been in a car accident when he was a child and had injured his brain, causing him to suffer from a very special emotional disorder ever since. He didn't know how to express many things, and it even affected his language function.

It doesn’t matter whether Hill’s attitude towards this is true or false. Of course, I still think so now.

So she sighed and nodded:

"Then... let's get started."