By the time Nanoka finally recognized her African bloodline, Fangzheng had already obtained the noble phantoms of the Firemist Warriors from the undead he sent out. By the way, the four who were sealed in ice did not manage to break through the Ice Tomb and were completely wiped out.
Unfortunately, Fangzheng was not very satisfied with the loot.
"Seven people came and they only managed to collect four treasures?"
Not every Firemist Warrior had a noble relic. Just like many games, the Firemist Warriors were divided into Warriors and Mages. For example, Shana was a Warrior, and Marjolin was a Mage who mainly focused on attacking. Relatively speaking, warriors had a higher probability of using a noble phantom, just like the strong people in the main world. Most of them had some kind of enchanted weapon, while mages usually fought bare-handed or with a magic staff.
Among this group of people, there were a few masters of freedom who did not rely on their noble phantoms to fight, so Fangzheng did not get anything.
"Sigh … This isn't even as good as the disciples of the red world. At least they have some good stuff on them."
While complaining helplessly, Fangzheng took out the 'Eye of Inquiry' and began to 'appraise' the effects of these noble phantoms.
In fact, these noble phantoms were the biggest reason why Fangzheng decided to sell them.
The noble phantoms of the Shana world looked similar to the enchanted weapons of the main world, but they were not exactly the same. Other than weapons like Shana's knife (Fangzheng still could not remember what it was called) or the vampire sword, they also had many interesting abilities.
What excited Fangzheng the most was that many of these noble phantoms contained the power of the 'rule system'!
For example, his vampire sword could be injured upon contact, and it could not be avoided or defended against. Even in the main world, there might not be such things. If he could get a few similar noble phantoms, he would make a fortune!
The results of the inspection made Fangzheng quite happy. Perhaps it was because the Mist Warriors knew they were facing a strong enemy, so they brought their best equipment. But now ….. Hahaha, these good items naturally belonged to Fangzheng.
The most valuable item was the necklace that the rock singer dropped when Fangzheng killed him. On the surface, it looked like an ordinary bracelet. However, to Fangzheng, it was the most valuable relic.
"Relic: Strong Resonance"
Level: A
[Effect: Increases all skill levels of the wearer + 1]
At first, Fangzheng didn't quite understand this effect, but after wearing the necklace, he was pleasantly surprised to find out how abnormal the effect was. This was because Fangzheng could clearly see that the moment he put on the necklace, all the skills on his attribute panel, including the inherent skill [Dimensional Channel], the talent skills [Perfect Body], [Gene Absorption], [Time Manipulation], and even the equipment skill [Royal Cross Swordsmanship], had all leveled up!
This was great!!
After discovering this, Fangzheng was so excited that he almost jumped up and sang a song.
Strictly speaking, what Fangzheng was interested in was not the buff of the [Strong Resonance] itself, but … .through this relic, he could feel in advance what the next level of his skills would be like!!
It must be noted that Fangzheng was making mobile games, and the mobile game system did not have the setting of "refresh points". However, the upgrade of these skills required a lot of Dimension Points. Therefore, Fangzheng had to be very careful, for fear that he would upgrade the wrong skill, or that his idea was different from the upgrade of the skill, resulting in a waste of Dimension Points. If that happened, he would not even have a place to cry.
But now, with the relic [Strong Resonance], Fangzheng could feel in advance what the next level of his skills would be like, and at the same time, decide which skills to upgrade first. Moreover, with the [Strong Resonance], upgrading a skill's level once was equivalent to upgrading it twice!
Not only that, after experimenting with it, Fangzheng was surprised to find that this relic could not only upgrade the skills on his interface, but it could also enhance his magic!
In the past, when Fangzheng released "Magic Missile", there was a process. For example, the normal "Magic Missile", the enhanced version, and the extreme version. These three versions of "Magic Missile" were separated.
But now, with the buff of the relic [Strong Resonance], all the magic that Fangzheng released was the enhanced version by default. If he took it a step further, he could release the extreme version of magic. If Fangzheng was willing to use all his strength, he could even use a Supreme Magic Skill that only a Legendary-mage could perform — Legendary Spellcasting!
This was a spellcasting ability that could enhance a spell to the Legendary-level!
It was no wonder that the Firemist Warrior could block his sword with all his might. Unfortunately, the Firemist Warrior in this world did not have a system, and the [Strong Resonance] was only a skill that enhanced by one level. If one did not have a relic like Fangzheng's "Detective Eyes", it would be impossible for one to understand its true power.
Unfortunately, there were gains and losses. After wearing the [Strong Resonance], the price of leveling up was that Fangzheng's consumption of these skills would double. Therefore, this relic could not be used by Fangzheng anytime and anywhere. It would be better to put it in the storage space as a trump card to turn the tables.
Otherwise, this "debuff" that doubled the consumption would be a problem for Fangzheng.
Apart from that, another relic that Fangzheng had his eyes on was a ring.
[Relic: Morbius]
[Level: B +]
[Effect: Allows the wearer of the ring to change positions.]
The description of the relic's effect was also a little strange, but after Fangzheng experimented, he finally understood the principle behind it. When he pointed the ring at a person, the ring would absorb that person's Strength of Existence and duplicate a ring. When that person wore the ring, Fangzheng could instantly change positions with them.
In other words, if Fangzheng and Tiria wore the ring, Fangzheng would be at point A and Tiria would be at point B. When Fangzheng activated the ring's effect, Fangzheng would be at point B and Tiria would be at point A. This was a process that could be completed in an instant. Most importantly, this process was not limited by Dimensional Anchor!
This made Fangzheng quite curious. One had to know that the Dimensional Anchor spell could prohibit all teleportation. Why was Morbius an exception? He couldn't figure it out.
However, these relic did not make any sense to begin with. For example, Fangzheng still did not understand the principle behind Zero Time Particle Recovery.
At the very least, Fangzheng had figured out how to use Morbius.
For example, Fangzheng, who had Morbius, was the "host", while Tiria and Nanoka, who wore the duplicate ring, were the "extensions". If Fangzheng wanted to change positions with either of them, he could complete the process with just a thought. However, if Tiria wanted to change positions with Nanoka, Fangzheng, who was the "host", would receive a request. If he agreed, the two of them would swap positions. If he did not agree, the process would be canceled.
The ring's duplication seemed to have no upper limit, and the transmission distance seemed to have no upper limit. At least, Fangzheng did not see any restrictions in the effect description, which made him feel a little strange. He could tell from the ring's effect that they were obviously planning to start a team battle. Presumably, each of these people was wearing a duplicate of [Morbius]. He had to admit that this ring was really a killing machine in a team battle. You were happily fighting with the enemy in front of you, but suddenly the enemy changed. If you were not careful, you would probably fall into a trap.
Not only that, based on Fangzheng's understanding of the Firemist Warriors, they could choose to give the ring to someone behind them who was not in the Sealed Zone, and if an accident happened, they could switch positions with that person. But considering that this was basically selling out their teammate, the Firemist Warriors who had always liked to act alone probably would not like to be sold out.
Also, according to the description of the Undead Scourge, the ring holder was directly frozen by the Ice Tomb at the start of the battle. After being frozen by the Ice Tomb, the person would immediately enter a stunned state and would not be able to react at all. Therefore, when the host crashed, the others were naturally at a loss.
However, this thing was a good choice for Fangzheng. At least with this ring, he did not have to worry about the safety of the others around him. Even if he encountered any trouble, he could solve the problem by relocating.
As for the third relic that Fangzheng obtained, it was a four-cornered crystal that looked like a mobile phone accessory.
[Relic: Undead Cage]
[Level: B]
[Effect: Imprison a creature that has lost consciousness within a range of 500 meters. The creature cannot escape (Absolute Fate)]
It was obvious that this thing was prepared for Fangzheng. From the looks of it, these people planned to beat Fangzheng until he couldn't even take care of himself before imprisoning him inside. Alternatively, they would use Tiria and Nanoka to threaten him. Strictly speaking, this thing was useless to Fangzheng. It only had a range of 500 meters, and the target had to lose consciousness. If that was the case, Fangzheng would not really care about it.
But with the suffix 'Absolute Fate', things were different.
The Vampire relic that Fangzheng had previously was a relic with the suffix 'Absolute Fate', and its effect was great. And now, although this precious artifact didn't look outstanding, just the fact that it was Absolute Fate was enough to make Fangzheng pay attention to it. This meant that no matter what kind of creature was imprisoned, or how strong it was, once it was imprisoned, it would never be able to escape.
Unless Fangzheng let it out.
Therefore, although this thing was useless to Fangzheng at the moment, it might be useful to him in the future. Therefore, after thinking about it, Fangzheng decided to keep it.
After all, it was' Absolute Fate ', and he might need it in the future.
As for the last relic, it was the dagger that the Mist Warrior that attacked Nanoka was holding. After getting hold of the dagger, Fangzheng realized that it was not a dagger at all. Instead, it was a relic that could freely switch between three forms. The Mist Warrior seemed to be walking the path of an Assassin. Usually, it would disguise this relic as a ring and would change its form during battles.
This relic was useless to Fangzheng. Although it was rated B in the system, Fangzheng thought about it and decided to give it to Nanoka. After all, this was the first enemy that the little girl had defeated after so much effort. It would be a good memento for her. Moreover, Nanoka was lacking weapons at the moment, so this relic was just right.
To Fangzheng, this was just an accident on his journey. After happily collecting the loot, he brought Tiria and Nanoka along and continued to head north.
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