Lord Grim was currently Level 21, the Level 5 cap. Killing Level 26 monsters gave him the most experience. However, there wasn't much of a difference. Every level gave 2% more experience. Five levels gave 10% more experience, but the increase in difficulty wasn't as simple as 10%. If a player leveled alone, not only would the risk be high, the amount of experience gained per unit of time wouldn't be enough to see this 10% advantage. On the other hand, it was possible for it to be even less.
However, the current situation was special. Ye Xiu definitely wasn't chasing after this extra bit of experience by killing monsters above his level. Rather, it was to avoid the sea of people and find a quiet place to level. After packing up, Ye Xiu had Lord Grim go to a Level 23 – 26 area: Boneyard.
Boneyard wasn't only the name of a leveling area, but also the name of a dungeon. This was the same situation as Frost Forest. The outside of Frost Forest was a Level 20 – 23 leveling area. There were large amounts of wild monsters. If you walked into the forest, you could enter the Frost Forest dungeon. Here in Boneyard, there was a Level 23 – 27 dungeon called Boneyard.
Players like Blue Brook Pavilion's Lan He had already conquered the Boneyard dungeon. On the leaderboards, the first team to clear Boneyard was Tyrannical Ambition's team. Ye Xiu saw that guy called Endless Night. As for the other three players from yesterday's team, they weren't anywhere else. It looked like those three weren't first-rate players in Tyrannical Ambition. Boneyard's clear record had already been broken four times. The newest record was Herb Garden's for now.
As for Boneyard's three great hidden BOSSes, Blue Brook Pavilion had displayed their might and snatched two of them. It looked like the dungeon record had always been in the hands of these three great guilds.
Ye Xiu didn't care too much about it. Lord Grim quickly arrived at Boneyard. Sure enough, there weren't many players here. Ye Xiu's Level 21 was the current mainstream level among the players. Most of them were obediently stealing monsters from others in Frost Forest. There, they could already encounter Level 22 and Level 23 monsters that could suppress them. Here in Boneyard, they couldn't handle it.
After Ye Xiu picked a good farming spot, he had Lord Grim's Myriad Manifestations Umbrella shake, transforming it into a spear and charging over. The Myriad Manifestations Umbrella was equipped with eight Midnight Cat's Fingernails, which was equivalent to changing the spearhead of the battle spear. With the addition of the connecting shaft, the battle spear form leveled up to Level 15. Apart from this, the other weapon forms were still at Level 5. Their damage clearly couldn't compare to the battle spear form.
The monsters in the Boneyard were the same as the monsters in the Skeleton Graveyard. They were undead creatures of the Dark Attribute. Zombies, Skeletons, Skeleton Archers, Skeleton Mages, and so on. Their levels ranged from 23 to 26. Their main characteristics were their high attack and defense, but their movement speed was relatively slow.
With Ye Xiu's skill, these kinds of NPCs were never a threat. After controlling Lord Grim to charge forward, he began to wander around the chosen area to kill monsters.
Ye Xiu killed very casually. He didn't overly pursue Vital Strike, Combo, Aerial Pursuit, Back Strike, and other special effects. In order to fully utilize these skills, he needed to increase his concentration, burst speed, and improve his micro. These were all mentally and physically taxing. It was just leveling, that's all. Ye Xiu didn't plan on fighting like it was the Pro Alliance's finals.
Fighting and resting, Lord Grim's speed at killing monsters wasn't very fast, but it was very steady. Compared to attacking, Ye Xiu paid more attention to carefully dodging. This made it so that he never ran to rest and recover when his health was low. He always waited until his mana ran out before going to the side to recover.
The recovery items in Glory were food and potions. Food didn't have a cooldown, but it could only be used in non-combat situations. The recovery rate was high and the recovery rate was fast. Potions weren't as good as food, but they could be used in battle. At critical moments, they could be a lifesaver. However, the better the effect of the potion, the longer the cooldown. Moreover, potions of the same type shared a cooldown, so drinking multiple different types of Health Potions at once was basically impossible.
Food and potions were sold by NPCs, but they were of the lowest level and expensive. Apart from that, besides killing monsters, Life Profession Chefs could make food, while Alchemists could make potions. Every player could learn two Life Professions, but they could only choose one to awaken. That's right, Life Professions also had awakening quests. At Level 50, Life Professions that had awakened could continue to level up.
At this time, the new server had only been open for two days. Apart from the big guilds, no one had started learning Life Professions yet. The Chefs and Alchemists of the big guilds didn't even have enough supplies for their own guilds, so they couldn't sell them on the market yet. The players could only swallow their anger and be ruthlessly extorted by the system. The little bit of money that they earned from killing monsters, clearing dungeons, and doing quests was basically spent on potions in the beginning.
Ye Xiu was no exception. This kind of early investment was indispensable. However, with his excellent skills, he was able to save a lot of food and potions for Life Professions. The main thing was still the mana consumption. Compared to the average player, he was already much more frugal.
After killing monsters for about an hour, Lord Grim left the battle and came out to drink an energy drink to recover his mana. Ye Xiu lit a cigarette and rested for a while. Just then, he saw a notification. He opened it and saw that it was a system notification: Han Yanrou has accepted your friend request.
After an hour, Tang Rou finally noticed Ye Xiu's friend request. At this time, a message had already been sent: "Sorry, I just saw it."
Tang Rou and Chen Guo were very different.
She wasn't like Chen Guo, who would take the initiative to get familiar with others. She wouldn't treat people too warmly, but she wouldn't make you feel cold either. When you spoke, you would feel like she was listening very seriously. When she spoke, you would feel like she was talking to you. If Chen Guo's way of dealing with people was very unorthodox, then Tang Rou's way of dealing with people was very academic. She was reserved, proper, and polite.
After losing to Ye Xiu ten consecutive "Again" s, she had shown a bit of a lack of self-control. Other than that, no one could find any fault with her.
Ye Xiu believed that this girl definitely had a good background. This kind of self-restraint and temperament reflected a good education. In addition, there was her hand speed.
When Ye Xiu asked her how she trained her hand speed, she showed hesitation. This made Ye Xiu believe that her hand speed wasn't some kind of talent, but the result of practice. This could be seen from her hands. Just like Ye Xiu, she was also very meticulous and well-maintained.
Ye Xiu was sure that this pair of hands wasn't trained from playing games. The left and right hand of a gamer weren't exactly the same. This was because gamers usually used their left hand on the keyboard and their right hand on the mouse. These were two completely different ways of operating. However, Tang Rou's left and right hands were unusually balanced and stable. This made her hand speed uncoordinated when playing games.
If his judgment was correct, Ye Xiu believed that this pair of hands was trained from playing the piano.
"It's okay. If you have any questions, just message me." Ye Xiu could see that Tang Rou wasn't ordinary, but he wasn't interested in her background story. To be honest, he still needed to clarify his direction!
After closing the chat with Tang Rou, Ye Xiu controlled Lord Grim to continue fighting monsters. Suddenly, he heard a rush of footsteps. A person quickly brushed past Lord Grim's side. With a swing of his staff, he missed the monster that Lord Grim was about to attack.
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