The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell

Along the way, Sebastian also gave a rough explanation of the rules of the spiritual apprentice list.

The ranking of the spiritual apprentice list was direct, and it was based on the first-stage Pulse Control Realm disciples‘ strength.

Every three months, there would be a competition among the first-stage Pulse Control Realm disciples.

Then, the ranking on the competition would be reflected on the spiritual apprentice list.

Naturally, the higher the ranking, the better the rewards.

However, the rewards each time would be different, and Sebastian was also not aware of what the sect would give next.

The most recent competition just ended a few days ago, which meant the ranking on the spiritual apprentice list that Hezti saw just now was the latest one.

Therefore, the next ranking competition would be held three months later.

“Three months…” Hezti quietly pondered.

Sebastian could guess Hezti’s thoughts, and he could not help but remind Stefan, “Casper, although your performance was outstanding during the Sects’ Recruitment Ceremony, you must know those who enter the sect are surely geniuses.

It hasn’t been long since you entered the sect, and unlike those disciples ranked at the top of the list, some of them are in this realm for more than ten years, which means they’re experienced.

Hence, you should improve your realm first.

Then, you can start doing more sect’s missions.

Once you become stronger, you can join the competition to get the ranking.

After all, as long as you‘re a first-stage Pulse Control Realm cultivator, you can join the competition for the spiritual apprentice list ranking, and there’s no age limitation.”

Hezti knew that Sebastian looked out for him, so he did not refute.

He was aware that he did not have much time to wait around.

Moreover, especially after discovering that the Great Oceans Sect much likely added fuel to the fire behind the scenes when he was drugged and wronged that year, Hezti knew that he could not dilly-dally anymore.

the Great Oceans Sect was not

that he had enough time when

a physique was in line with the Great Oceans

Great Oceans

Hezti was still an

not

and under Sebastian’s guidance, they arrived at the reception area

with Sebastian,

Hezti received his ade identification badge, a booklet on the Heavenly Stars Sect’s introductory martial skills,

that, Hezti also received a blue spirit

as you’re an apprentice, you can come here and collect a spirit stone

you forget about

“Mhm…” Hezti nodded.

squeezed a drop of blood on the jade

jade card, and at the same time, a faint brilliant light appeared on the

Hezti’s name appeared on the jade

family’s son-in-law, the name of his identification badge was Casper

the jade identification badge also marked that he was

flipped the jade card over and saw the number 15 on its

be the sect contribution points that

Hezti was baffled as Bjorne and Sebastian informed him that those newly-entered

points as he completed

had five extra

be underestimated as, firstly, getting sect contribution points was extremely hard, and it

the first few years in

contribution points earned each month became part of the deduction, and

However, Hezti was different.

as he entered the sect, Hezti received five extra contribution points, which meant he did not need to do any sect mission for

new disciple as it

Hezti had 15 sect contribution points, his eyes

he turned to the male disciple that gave him his jade identification badge and politely asked,

accompanied by an outer disciple, the male disciple was also extremely courteous and replied, ”Newcomers that received more contribution points than others are usually because

you try to recall if you’ve made any contribution or