Of course, the answer to this question was no. Not only in Cloud Cloud City, but in the entire parallel world, there were no places that were popular for doing wanted quests. At least in Cloud Cloud City, Gu Fei had never seen anyone who was passionate about it.
After Gu Fei's negative answer, Drifting was confused. "Then why do you do these quests every day?"
"How do you know?" Gu Fei was surprised.
Drifting looked around the tavern. "I heard about it …"
"Oh …" Gu Fei was relieved. Players in the parallel world mostly appeared in three places. One was the leveling area, the second was the trading street, and the third was the tavern. Gu Fei did these quests every day and had killed many people in the tavern. There were always some regulars in the tavern, such as the young master of the Han Family. The reputation of Gu Fei as a Wanted Quest Maniac was also spread by these people.
Drifting continued, "I was hoping to meet the famous 27149, but I didn't know that he had disappeared for a long time until I came to Cloud Cloud City. Later, I heard that there was another player who was passionate about doing wanted quests in the tavern. I was very curious, but I didn't expect to meet him so soon. "
"Hehe …" Gu Fei laughed dryly. He did want to do wanted quests every day! He was famous, but he wasn't admired like 27149. Most people were confused, confused, and even mocked him. Even if some people admired and feared Gu Fei's PK skills, they couldn't help but wonder, Is he crazy for doing wanted quests every day?
"Brother Thousand Miles, why are you so passionate about wanted quests?" Drifting raised his doubt.
Passion? It was inevitable that there would be many misunderstandings, and there was an 80% chance that most people would not be convinced. Gu Fei took off his boots and put them on the table. "Look, this is the reward for completing a wanted quest."
The players in the tavern all used appraisal spells on the Wind-Chasing Boots. A moment later, they all swallowed their saliva. The Archer, Right Hand, who was the closest to the boots, was so shocked that his eyeballs almost popped out.
"You can get the Wind-Chasing Boots if you complete the wanted quest 100 times in a row," Gu Fei said as he put the boots back on.
Drifting frowned slightly. This pair of boots was indeed a rare pair of top-quality shoes, but the price to pay for completing the wanted mission 100 times in a row was too high. Furthermore, the word "continuous" was easy for the system to explain, but it was not easy to accomplish. The right time, the right place, and the right people could not be left out.
Drifting finally understood why Gu Fei's EXP ranking had dropped so much. In his opinion, this was like picking up sesame seeds and throwing watermelons away. If Gu Fei was an Archer, he could understand, but the problem was that he was a Mage. With this pair of exquisite shoes, he would be much stronger, but he didn't think it was worth it to sacrifice so much time and EXP. Compared to that, Drifting would rather spend money to buy it. This was because the game developers had specifically promised that there would be no items in the parallel world that were bound to be picked up and could not be traded. Naturally, this pair of boots was no exception.
Thinking of this, Drifting asked, "Are you going to sell these shoes?"
"Sell? I never thought about it … "When Gu Fei heard the word" sell, "he was stunned. He didn't have the idea of doing business in the game. The random items that he had gotten from leveling up had already piled up in his warehouse. He had never taken the time to sell them, but he had the experience of taking a few items to the auction house to sell.
However, if you wanted to do a good job in selling items, you had to spend time to understand the market. Gu Fei had never studied the market. He just looked at the prices of similar items, so he did the same thing. He didn't know if it was because all the items were from black-hearted merchants, but none of the items that Gu Fei consigned were sold. After a few days, he had spent a lot of gold coins on the consignment fee. The consignment fee was collected by the system, and it was directly deducted from your pocket every day. There was no room for negotiation. Gu Fei wanted to cry, but no tears came out. From then on, he gave up on the idea of selling.
Now that Drifting suddenly wanted to talk business with Gu Fei, Gu Fei was at a loss. He thought, Why don't you just stab me? Why do you want to talk business?
Seeing that Gu Fei didn't want to sell, Drifting began to think of other ideas. He fumbled in his pocket and took out a magic staff. "Qian Li, look at this."
Gu Fei placed the staff on the table, and Gu Fei used identification.
"Not bad!" Gu Fei praised. It was a Yew Staff with gold characters. Magic Coefficient requirement: 110, Spell Enhancement 35%, Spell Damage + 15%, Intelligence + 10, Spirit + 10.
The Yew Staff was a Level-40 magic staff. Currently, it was the highest-end magic staff that a mage could have. The concept of coefficient had appeared from this batch of high-end equipment. Moreover, this Purple Fir Staff actually had a 35% magic strengthening effect.
Spell Enhancement: For example, if an ordinary staff's spell attack was 80 ~ 100, then if it had the attribute of Spell Enhancement by 35%, the final displayed spell attack attribute would be 108 ~ 135.
Similarly, other equipment would often have attributes like Sword Enhancement, Archery Enhancement, and Defense Enhancement.
To put it simply, Drifting's Yewtree Staff had 35% higher magic attack than ordinary Yewtree Staffs. In addition, it also increased spell damage by 15% and added 10 points of intelligence and spirit. It was a top-notch staff with high output.
"How about you trade it for your Windchaser Boots?" Drifting asked. Gu Fei's Night Lightsaber drifted in the air, but he failed to appraise it even after using Appraisal on it several times. But since it was in the hands of a mage, could it be a magic sword?
Ordinary players didn't know about magic swords, but Drifting had seen one in the hands of an NPC during a mission. Magic swords had dual attributes. They had both magic attack power and physical attack power. It sounded awesome, but in fact, a piece of equipment with two attributes wouldn't have high values.
The magic sword that Drifting had seen before didn't have as much physical damage as a one-handed sword, and its Spell Damage as a staff. Apart from its cool appearance, Drifting didn't think that there was any meaning to a magic sword.
Gu Fei's looked more prominent, but if it was a magic sword, it probably wouldn't be able to get rid of this design. That was why Drifting wanted to trade the Gold Yew Staff with Gu Fei.
Players always valued weapons the most. From Drifting's perspective, he felt that this staff was more important to Gu Fei than the pair of shoes. If he were in Gu Fei's shoes, he definitely wouldn't refuse.
Unfortunately, Gu Fei wasn't him. After hearing Drifting's suggestion, he was slightly surprised, but he quickly replied, "No need."
The Yew Staff was indeed very tempting, but unfortunately, it had encountered the Night Light Sword and Gu Fei.
From a weapon perspective, the Night Light Sword matched all of Drifting's speculations. Unfortunately, the Night Light Sword was a level 70 equipment. Although it was lower than other equipment of the same level, the Yew Staff was just a level 40 equipment. It was nothing compared to the Night Light Sword.
From Gu Fei's perspective, he loved swords more than staffs. He wouldn't trade a sword for a staff.
That's right, in Gu Fei's eyes, it wasn't a staff. It was a staff with almost no physical damage. Trash! This was Gu Fei's thought, and it was enough to break Drifting's heart.
But it seemed that Drifting was prepared for Gu Fei's rejection. He wasn't too surprised. He said, "What a pity." Then he put the Yew Staff away.
The few of them casually exchanged a few words, and the right-handed man asked Gu Fei about the details of the wanted mission. Obviously, as an Archer, he was very interested in the "Windchasing Boots", just like Imperial Shenming.
At this time, Gu Fei received a message. He thought that Imperial Shenming had come to "help" him again, but it was Luoluo. "Hero, come and level!"
"So early?" Gu Fei was surprised. It was an hour earlier than yesterday.
"We can't wait to see your heroic appearance." Luoluo said.
"Coming." Gu Fei replied. He got up and said goodbye to Drifting and the others.
"Level?" Drifting raised his eyebrows. "Let's go together?"
"Ah? I have a team! "Gu Fei said.
"It's fine even if we three join, right?" Drifting asked.
Gu Fei sent a message to Luoluo.
"Handsome?" Luoluo asked.
"Uh, not bad." Gu Fei looked at Drifting. Clothes make the man. Drifting's outfit was very handsome, especially the staff in his hand. It was like a burning flame. It looked very cool.
"There are two more." Gu Fei introduced. Just as the left-handed General and right-handed General whispered to each other, they couldn't help but gossip. "He really looks like a Brokeback!"
"Ah? Really? "Luoluo asked.
"I think so …" Gu Fei said.
"Come. Tell them to come immediately." Luoluo's message was full of determination.
Gu Fei was confused. Then, he told the other three to move.
On the way, Drifting and Gu Fei walked side by side. As sorcerers, it was inevitable for them to exchange some of their experiences. For example, Drifting asked, "I saw you fight with those people in the tavern. You seem to have added agility, right?"
Gu Fei nodded. "Yes, Quan Min."
"What?" Drifting thought he heard wrong.
"Quan Min."
Drifting spat out blood. After a while, he said, "Seems like you are a fan of kiting." Other than that, Drifting couldn't think of what it meant for a sorcerer to add Quan Min.
Gu Fei said, "I don't know how to play. I just randomly added it."
Drifting spat out blood again. Like the girls who had been reborn with Amethyst, he comforted Gu Fei. "You'll be fine when you reach level 40. You can reset and add again."
Gu Fei smiled and didn't say anything.
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