Multiversal Livestreaming System : I Can Copy My Viewers Skills-Chapter 19: Advanced Students

'What a bunch of geniuses...'

Adam thought to himself as he glanced at his team.

Although he had received the highest evaluation scores in most areas, that was only because he had spent fifteen years inside the Tower.

When he first took the evaluation, his results were far from impressive.

Everything was marked as average, and his psychological stability was so low that he was forced into a month of therapy on the first floor.

Even his siblings, who were already climbing the upper floors, had mostly gotten average evaluations.

And compared to others their age, they were considered skilled.

Yet, these three standing before him?

They were in a different league altogether.

'Rei's older brother is a well-known top Stream Hunter... so it makes sense that Rei himself would be hardworking and talented.'

Adam's gaze shifted to Nathaniel.

'Nathaniel's shooting is insane. Every arrow lands exactly where it needs to. Whether it's because of his abilities or sheer skill, I don't know... but he's using his talents to their full potential.'

Finally, his eyes landed on Elara.

'Her combat ability is almost on par with mine despite my years in the Tower... That's not normal. She's too much of a natural at this...'

Adam's mind worked fast, analyzing and assessing his team.

As an experienced team captain, he knew it was essential to understand his teammates' strengths and weaknesses.

If he failed to do so, it could cost them their lives in future battles.

But the real question was...

Why was he grouped with them?

Adam thought as he quickly knew why.

The government must have classified him as a "genius" as well.

It made sense.

To everyone else, Adam was just another highly talented rookie who had passed the evaluations with top scores.

They had no idea about his past experiences inside the Tower...

'Well... I won't complain. Having strong teammates is a blessing.'

If he had been placed in an ordinary team with low evaluation scores, things would have been much harder.

He would have had to spend days training them just to get them strong enough to fight lesser orcs.

Not to mention, he'd have to teach them how teamwork actually worked.

Adam felt a sense of relief.

With these three, he had nothing to worry about.

They could fight, they could adapt, and most importantly, they could work together.

All he had to do was give them the right commands to maximize their strengths.

No need for excessive explanations or hand-holding...

'If I raise them right... I can probably make our team stand out as top Stream Hunters.'

He glanced up at the sky.

The once bright horizon was darkening.

They had been fighting all day, and exhaustion was beginning to set in.

"Hm. It's getting late... Let's head back to town for now."

Adam said.

None of them protested.

They had been pushing themselves nonstop, and rest was long overdue.

As they walked back, Adam checked his system notifications.

His interface was in a frenzy, messages popping up rapidly.

[5th Style Sword Master has donated 50 coins]

[5th Style Sword Master] : Does your planet incorporate the 5th Style Sword Art invented by my master as well?

[5th Style Sword Master] : Tell me, where did you learn such a technique of movement?

[Experienced Old Knight] : Hey! How did you do that attack? It looked similar to my Thousand Sword Strike just now...

[Experienced Old Knight] : Who are you?

[Frog Eater] : I knew I wasn't imagining things! Just this morning, he also launched an attack that was similar to my Acid Beam!

[Frog Eater] : Not only are some of this guy's viewers strange, this guy is just as strange!

[Prankster of Kingdoms] : Pfft. Aren't we technically his viewers too?

Adam read past through but didn't bother responding.

He had no reason to explain himself.

Since he was already inside the tower, there was no need to hide his ability to copy the skills of his viewers.

In fact, the more attention he got, the better.

More viewers meant more skills to copy.

More skills meant his fighting style would be even more unpredictable.

Speaking of which...

He still hadn't decided on a target for [Permanent Copy].

There was no rush.

He would wait until a famous viewer—one he knew from his past life—showed up.

After all, he could only use [Permanent Copy] once per rank.

Right now, he was at Amber Rank.

The next step was Stone Rank, which required both 50 Core Soul Points and reaching level 100.

Which would take a bit of time and grinding...

"Huh? You guys are still alive?"

A familiar voice pulled Adam from his thoughts.

A man clad in worn-out armor stood ahead, arms crossed.

It was the leader of the other team... the one who had warned them to retreat earlier.

"It's good that you're still alive,"

The man said as he glanced towards his livestream which only had few viewers left...

'The viewers that left me just now were probably curious about how these newbies are gonna deal with orcs at their level...'

'Since they retreated and didn't fight lesser orcs, those viewers should come back after being bored...'

The man thought, reassuring himself.

'However... how come they're not coming back yet...'

"Thank you."

Adam said, his tone firm and uninterested.

Without another word, he gestured for his team to keep moving.

They had more important things to focus on.

...

After a night's rest, Adam and his team were already making their way toward the town's exit, ready to head out and level up again.

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The streets were quiet, with only a few early risers preparing for the day ahead.

Just as they neared the gate, a voice called out to them.

"Oh, there you guys are!"

Turning, they saw a man approaching with a short sword strapped to his waist.

His casual grin and easygoing stride made it clear he wasn't in a rush.

It was Levi...

The guide who had promised to take them out for their first monster hunt yesterday, only to ditch them because of 'more important things.'

"How was your rest? You sure woke up early. Are you that excited for your first battle experience?"

Levi joked, flashing a knowing smile.

Rei opened his mouth, ready to correct him.

They had already fought yesterday.

Not just goblins, but lesser orcs... more than ten of them.

And the only reason they were up this early was because Adam had threatened to put them into 'eternal sleep' if they dared to rest even a minute longer.

But as he glanced at Adam, who didn't even spare Levi a reaction, Rei decided to stay quiet.

If their leader didn't care to explain, why should he?

Elara and Nathaniel seemed to share the same thought.

Besides, it wasn't a bad thing to play along.

Maybe Levi had something useful to teach them.... something even Adam hadn't covered.

"Well? You ready to head out?"

Levi asked, stretching his arms.

"I'll teach you everything you need to know about handling monsters."

Adam finally turned to him, his expression unreadable.

"Sure. Lead the way."

Levi grinned, completely unaware that his 'students' were already ahead of schedule.