Si-Si felt that she was very lucky.
First, she hugged her good friend's thigh and reached level 10 by killing monsters in the wild in a few days. Then, she received a very suitable book writing hidden quest.
It had to be known that the boss of her research group was involved in writing the Bluestar teaching materials. She was responsible for writing the first draft and organizing the text!
Sure enough, with her rich experience and professional confusion, she easily sneaked into the mission group. Not only did she participate in the completion of the Holy Bible, but she also secretly added a lot of personal stuff to it.
After completing the quest, Bi 'an received 30,000 EXP and almost reached the requirement for class advancement. He also received 10 Lottery Tickets!
In her excitement, she used up all the lottery tickets in one go, but she was not satisfied with the result.
Two sets of rare Blue equipment, as well as … … 400 revival coins.
Using her good friend Meng Zhi Han's words — —
His equipment was pretty good, and the revival coins were a consolation prize. To be able to draw eight revival coins in one go, and 50 of them at that, he was lucky in a sense. At the very least, he could die whenever he wanted in the short term, and he didn't have to remind himself every day to exchange for revival coins for future use.
Un … … Si-Si also thought the same.
At least, she could use this as a consolation prize when she saw her good friend draw three Purple Epic equipment and an Epic meditation technique … …
However, just when Si-Si felt that her luck was bad, a new quest came!
Large scale war quest: "Underground City War"!
What attracted her attention was one of the rewards.
All players who accept this quest will receive a set of Dark Iron Grade equipment made by the Dark Dwarves every time they participate in the war … …
Every time they participate in the war?
Every time … …?
That meant that if she died during the quest, she could revive and participate in the war again and get the equipment again?
Si-Si had already asked. A set of Dark Iron Grade equipment made by the Dwarves, including the helmet, upper, lower, and weapon, was equivalent to four out of six pieces of equipment.
A set of Dark Iron Grade equipment made by the Dwarves would be sold for 1200 Contribution Points. If it was sold to a player, it would be sold for 2000 Contribution Points!
That meant that this set of equipment was worth 8000 Contribution Points!
And she … … had just received 400 revival coins.
Great!
The quick-witted Si-Na instantly knew that she was going to be rich. At Level 11, dying once would cost 11 Resurrection Coins. These 400 Resurrection Coins were enough for her to die 36 times and exchange for 36 pieces of equipment!
Hmm … This was the limit. If he died again, he would lose a level without any resurrection tokens.
And 36 sets of equipment …
Oh my god, that's 280,000 contribution points!
Wahaha! It was enough to exchange for two sets of Golden Legends!
She had long been drooling over that beautiful golden legendary robe in the shop!
Bi 'an quickly became excited. He hurriedly completed a few daily quests and successfully obtained the last bit of EXP needed to level up. Then, he rushed to the temple and advanced to Level 11, becoming an Elven Mage.
After that, she didn't learn any new skills (mainly because she didn't have any contribution points). Instead, she hurriedly dragged her friends to cheat for equipment. Oh … no, she went to participate in the war mission.
This was my first time playing a virtual MMORPG, and my first time participating in this kind of large-scale group combat mission.
Although she initially wanted to get some equipment, when the war really began, she was shocked by the real and magnificent war scene of "Elven Nation" ….
A shocking number of Goblins, an orderly and horrifying Undead Army, and solemn Dwarf Warriors and Gnome Mages …
Besieging, fighting, roaring, killing …
The brutality and chaos of war, the shock of being there, the pungent smell of blood, and the heatwave of magic explosions made Rubi wonder if this was the real world …
Hmm … … if you ignored the game system screen, the vigorous background music, and Brother Mu's roaring commands in the war channel … …
As a girl who loved war movies, horror movies, and blood thrillers, Bi 'an quickly put her initial thoughts behind her and completely immersed herself in this large-scale mission … …
Of course, because her level was too low, she was dying more often than not.
For example, she gave her first hit to a Goblin that wasn't even Level 10. The Goblin jumped on her and pierced her chest with a sword.
Of course, dying was one of her goals.
However, after seeing how cool and spectacular this mission was, she decided to have some fun.
Hmm?
You're asking why a Goblin jumped on a Mage in the back row?
Well … …
"Bi 'an! You're a Mage! You're in the back row! Come with me, one CC, one DPS! Don't charge forward! "
Meng Han's face was filled with black lines as he watched his friend charge into the Undead with the staff bound to the system.
She used CC Spells to restrain the Undead attacking her friend as she shouted, "Look at Meow Meow!
"Look at Big Boss Salted Meow. He's been hiding in the back and throwing fireballs at the undead. How many have died? Where's your Fireball spell? "
Bi 'an coughed dryly when she heard her friend's roar.
She said, "Salty Meow's Fireball spell is at Circle 3, and she's wearing Gold equipment. She can kill an NPC with her eyes closed. I haven't learned Circle 1 Spells yet … …"
"Also, close combat is more interesting! It's very realistic! I like Boxed Lunchbox! "
As she spoke, she raised her head in a certain direction.
Meng Han followed her gaze and saw a ghostly figure shuttling through the Undead.
It was Boxed Lunchbox.
While dodging Little Salty Meow's fireballs, this max-leveled ferocious being would occasionally cast a skill and destroy a skeleton soldier …
No one could stop her.
Meng Han was stunned for a moment before reacting. She laughed and scolded Bi 'an.
"Then why don't you choose to be a Hunter! Why did you choose to be a Mage? "
"Cheh, aren't close combat Mages supposed to be the strongest?"
Bi 'an's voice came from afar.
Hmm … … After dying a few times, she was able to last half a minute in front of the Undead. She also used the [Ice Block] buff to break one of the enemy's ribs … …
Speaking of which, this guy really did have some talent in close combat.
Although she had the help of her friend, she was still a weak Mage at Level 11. Being able to last so long in front of the Undead was already a feat.
Just as Bi 'an was about to break the Undead's second rib … …
Suddenly, a huge fireball fell from the sky.
Accompanied by a loud rumbling sound, Suanni, with a bright smile on her face, returned to the embrace of nature together with the Undead Soldier whose bone she had knocked out.
"Shit! I hit the wrong direction! "
Salty Meow's apologetic voice came from behind the crowd.
Meng Han was speechless.
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