Beast taming, starting from zero point-Chapter 1033 - 814: Harmonizer (Two-in-One)_2

At the same time, the dance style of one person and one beast changed abruptly, transitioning from a swan dance into a Latin dance.

"Xun Xun..."

Little Xunbao’s eyes grew brighter and brighter, filled with yearning.

Suddenly, Fight Mushroom forcefully flung its Beast Tamer toward the dimly lit ceiling.

Immediately afterward, a green vine shot out from its claws, binding its Beast Tamer’s legs and rhythmically swinging her around.

Meanwhile, its feet were tapping in rhythm, as if it was dancing.

The contestant named Polly, no matter how the vine swung her, danced freely and elegantly mid-air, as if the vine didn’t exist and she was naturally capable of moving in the air.

After just about ten seconds of this fiery performance, Fight Mushroom’s claws swung upward, the vine made a large arc before retracting and disappearing entirely.

The audience gasped.

The imagined accident did not happen—Polly executed a flawless backflip in mid-air.

Just as she was about to land, dozens of vines burst forth from the ground, taking the shape of a flower that bloomed right where she would step.

She landed steadily atop the flower, arms raised in a pose.

The entire venue erupted in cheers.

The five judges displayed varied expressions.

Lamar gave a few symbolic claps and then asked, "What do you think of this performance?"

Qiao Sang clapped while replying, "The performance was pretty good, but toward the end, it felt like she overshadowed her Pet Beast. The first stage of the competition should really be the beast’s time to shine."

"Even you noticed that. Looks like this contestant’s score might not be too high," Lamar commented.

Qiao Sang: "???"

Hey, hey, what do you mean by ’even I noticed that’?

Lamar remarked, "You can tell that this Fight Mushroom has been well-trained. The contestant is a five-time Coordination Contest champion, so their skills are undoubtedly strong. But since this seems to be their first time participating in a Coordination Championship, they may have been trying too hard to showcase themselves."

Soon, the five judges revealed the scores.

The first stage has a total score of 50 points.

Each judge gives up to 10 points, and the total score was 37.

This was the first contestant. It was also Qiao Sang’s first time witnessing a Coordination Championship with five judges live, so she wasn’t sure whether this score was high or low.

But half an hour later, she understood that the score wasn’t high.

Because the contestants who came afterward all scored above 40.

There was the Ice Mole that hatched by breaking out of an ice sphere.

The Scaled-foot Knight that created a hundred doppelgangers, leaped into the air, and used Chain Kick to eliminate every doppelganger in one go.

The Flower Rumble King, which sang and caused flowers to bloom all over the stage.

The Cai Jian’ou that placed itself inside a tornado, violently shattered it, and had a rainbow appear in the background afterward.

Each performance was dazzling and left the audience impressed.

"So, how is it? Isn’t watching a Coordination Contest live much better than on TV?" Lamar asked.

"Indeed," Qiao Sang nodded.

There was no denying it—watching a Coordination Contest was truly a visual feast.

"So, are you interested in developing your career in the Coordination Sector?" Lamar pressed, not forgetting the task at hand.

Interest aside, she definitely didn’t have the time. But if Gangbao was interested, she could perhaps find an upcoming coordination-type contest to participate in... Qiao Sang avoided answering directly and instead asked:

"I noticed that the coordination contestants seem to field Pet Beasts of widely varying levels. Some use General-level Pet Beasts or even King-level Pet Beasts, while others bring Intermediate-level ones. Does the Coordination Championship have no requirements for Pet Beast levels?"

Lamar glanced over, his expression turning slightly peculiar. "Looks like you don’t understand Coordination Contests at all."

Qiao Sang humbly sought knowledge: "Please enlighten me."

"Coordination Contests aren’t like the tournaments for Professional Beast Tamers, where you compete according to the level listed on your Beast Taming Badge," Lamar explained.

"As long as you’re a certified Beast Tamer, you can go to a Coordination Center to have professional Breeders and Harmonizers evaluate your Pet Beast. If things like fur condition pass inspection and you can demonstrate a signature skill, you can qualify as the lowest-ranked F-level Harmonizer."

"At that level, as long as your Pet Beast has been decently trained, passing is really straightforward."

"But after that, you need to keep participating in Coordination Contests and earning accolades to become a higher-ranked Harmonizer."

"To become an E-rank Harmonizer, there’s no level requirement for the Pet Beast, but you’ll need to place in the top three in three coordination tournaments, or win a single championship. For coordination competitions, the Coordination Center keeps an official record, so you’d just go register when the time comes."

After a moment’s pause, he added, "For higher-level tournaments, placing in the top three—or even just the top ten—can qualify you to apply for E-rank Professional Beast Tamer status."

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