There was also a searcher program attached to the portable hard disk. After Allen installed it, he could connect to the Federation\'s database through the brain and enter the conditions to retrieve any item on the military merit exchange list, as well as their related detailed information. This time, the Federation\'s general merits were divided into eleven levels. In addition to the military merits from level one to level ten, there was also a supreme military merit.
What could be exchanged for was naturally the code of Planet Cloud Iron. Obtaining this code was equivalent to obtaining the ownership of Planet Cloud Iron.
Ten levels of military merit, each level could be exchanged for different items. For the current Allen, the items exchanged for level ten to six were not very attractive to him. Most of the items exchanged for level five military merits were low-grade magic energy weapons, conventional firearms, ammunition, medical kits, and various consumables. The ones who had a greater demand for these items were mainly those hunting groups and mercenary groups that did not have the backing of a family.
After all, the threshold for level five military merits was relatively low. After fighting three to five local wars, one would accumulate enough military merits. From the exchange items of these levels, it could be seen that these items were set up by the Federation for those civilian participation groups.
Only the items that could be exchanged for rank five military merits and above were things that each family or individual experts would be interested in. Allen glanced around and found that his Blazing Battle Soldier Set had actually been placed in the Level Five Military Merit exchange item, and there were quite a few of them that could be exchanged. Even the Wind God Knight, which had just entered the market, had taken out fifty sets and placed them in the Level Four Military Merit exchange item, which surprised Allen quite a bit.
The addition of these two sets of magic martial equipment allowed Allen to finally leave a mark of his own in the huge system of the Federation.
After a moment of pride, he continued to browse.
The items that could be exchanged were roughly divided into several categories. In addition to the most common magic energy weapons and gene potions, there were also magic energy airships, starships, and various cannons, energy consumption units, as well as items that could be exchanged for colonial planet numbers. Of course, they were all colonial planets, but those planets that were classified as first and second class military merits were far less precious than Planet Cloud Iron, which was rich in metal raw materials.
However, these planets had already been opened up by the Federation first, and the degree of colonization was relatively high. The owners could skip the initial invasion and expansion process and directly enter the planet's income period, which was undoubtedly a fortune. As for strategic resources like magic energy flying ships, starships, and turrets, they were even more intuitive to the clan's strength. There was no doubt that their value was also not small, just below the planetary code.
Of course, these were not things that Allen could not touch. Those who could exchange for these items basically had to be fighting groups with the backing of their families. Only then could they hope to obtain the large amount of military merits needed to exchange for these items.
Therefore, Allen placed his focus on exchanging resources from Level 3 to Level 5. These were the things he could obtain. Among the rank-5 military merits, there were a few genetic medicines that were quite good. For example, there was a medicine called 'Blood Frenzy' that could increase the user's body's basic defense and recovery rate by around eight to ten percent. For warriors like Broy, who mainly fought in close combat, this kind of potion would undoubtedly give them an additional ability to protect themselves on the battlefield.
There was also another potion, Flickering Wind, which could increase the user's movement speed and instant violence. The amplification was similar to that of blood energy fanaticism, which was welcomed by warriors like Regis or Belmore, who were good at speed.
The others, such as the "Rapid Cooldown" that could only be exchanged for a Level 4 Military Merit, could increase the Frost Element's ability by 10 to 15 percent. As for the "Potential Mutation" of the Level 3 Military Merit, it could raise the Origin Energy level of an expert below the Dominator level. Of course, the higher the level of exchange, the higher the threshold of military merit required. For example, a potion like the "Potential Mutation" was actually equivalent to a level 2 exchange item. The reason why it was placed in the third level of military merit was mainly to satisfy those with limited potential or those who needed to increase their combat strength immediately.
After all, although this potion was good, the information it listed also clearly indicated that. After using the potential mutation, it would be very difficult to make another breakthrough. Therefore, this kind of potion was especially suitable for experts who had already reached a bottleneck and had no hope of further advancement.
Apart from potions, there were also many high-grade magic energy weapons that were worth paying attention to. It was like a two-handed sword, "Undefeatable Will". After activating the sequence, it would activate a "Heart of Steel" ability. The Heart of Steel could ease the user's injuries and recover a small amount of their mental and physical strength to achieve the effect of endurance. This might not be of much use in normal times, but it had a miraculous effect in war. It was often a life-saving magic treasure that turned defeat into victory, or a chance of survival.
Another example was a dagger, the Star Fragment, which could activate the Shining Star Screen. When activated at the right time, it could instantly blind the opponent, as well as add some Origin Energy Cutting power.
What Allen had taken a fancy to was a pair of armors called "Storm". It could activate the ability "Traction". When the user attacked, the pressure of the fist wind could restrain the target. In order to achieve the effect of interference and position deviation. Seeing this pair of armors, Allen wanted to exchange for it so that he could replace his Angry Beast Armor for William.
There were so many items that it was impossible to list them one by one. There was no lack of things that Allen was tempted to see, but whether it was potions or magic weapons, they were actually not very useful to him. The Devil's Praise and the Calamity Circuit were enough for him to use for the rest of his life, and there was no need to ask for anything else. The potions and magic weapons he was interested in were more for followers like Wilick.
For Allen himself, a set of multi-functional weapon production lines in the third level of military merit was more attractive. He memorized the number of military merits required for the production line. If he had the chance, he would exchange for a few more sets of them to strengthen his strength on Planet Paradise.
When he closed the search software, he realized that an afternoon had passed just like that. Outside the window, the setting sun was like blood, and the crimson sunset dyed everything with a layer of sparkling red. The red sky made Allen feel a little dazed. It turned out that in the blink of an eye, it was already dusk. The day passed just like that. The next day, new news came from the Federation. The gathering date of the participating armies was set for twenty days later. All the family armies would head to the Rainbow Bridge in batches and teleport from the Rainbow Bridge to the gathering place in the Rudson Star Field. Then, they gathered there and met up with the army sent by the Federation. Only then did they enter the Star Domain that had turned into a battlefield.
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