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These 20 points would be distributed based on the individual's completion rate. It was possible that each person would receive 10 points, that each person had more points, that each person had less points, and that each person would directly receive 20 points, with each person not having a single point.2

In any case, there were all sorts of possibilities. In the end, they just had to distribute the 20 points. The distribution rights weren't held by the students, but by the professors. The distribution would be carried out fairly.

In the end, the group mission had a total of 60 points, which was everyone's total points. In other words, if the group mission was successfully completed, everyone would receive a total of 60 points, in any case, everyone would lose 60 points.

However, when it came to group task points, Teacher Mo also said that the final points of a group task might not be like that. As for the specific details, they could only be determined when the time comes.

However, what was currently certain was that the basic points for a group mission was 60 points. Then, if you added in the 20 points for a group mission and the 20 points for a personal mission, the total points added together would be 100 points.

The total points was 100 points, while the passing points were also 100 points. What did this mean? This meant that if everyone wanted to advance, they would have to complete all three missions. And all of them were successful before being able to advance.

This was completely different from the rules they had heard before. The rumored rule was that even if one failed a type of quest, they wouldn't necessarily fail it, and right now, it was completely different from what they had heard. How could they not be confused?

Looking at the stunned crowd, Teacher Mo seemed to be able to guess what everyone was thinking. He immediately waved his hand and smiled: "These are the three unchangeable basic points. But in addition to the basic points, each of the missions will have additional points."

"Additional points? "What do you mean by extra points?" After hearing Teacher Mo's words, the crowd was initially delighted, but immediately after, they were a little stunned. Everyone understood the appearance of the term extra, but what they didn't understand was how to get this extra.

"First, we will undertake the first task: individual tasks." Ignoring the crowd's confusion, Teacher Mo announced directly, "This personal mission is decided by drawing lots. Whatever task you choose, you must complete."

"There are five levels to this individual mission, from level one to level five. The lowest level is level one, while the highest is level five."

"And each rank will increase by two additional points. Simply put, two additional points correspond to a level one mission, and four additional points corresponds to a level two mission …" The level five mission corresponds to ten additional points, and this additional branch will be added to the individual's total points. "

"Hua!" After Instructor Mo finished speaking, the crowd could not help but clamor excitedly. This time, everyone finally understood. These extra points were just for free. How could everyone not be excited?

Simply put, a personal quest had 20 points. If one obtained a level five mission, they could add 10 points to it. This way, they could obtain a total of 30 points. These extra 10 points were truly free.

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