The three little bears lay in the cradle with their eyes closed, as if they wanted to find the warmest place to sleep.
But it wasn't until a certain larger bear forcefully squeezed into the most comfortable, warmest, and most central position that Bear Two and Bear Three couldn't win against, and could only give in, snoring as it slowly fell asleep.
William had just fed them goat milk. He stroked the fur of the three little bears with his palm. These three little babies were not ordinary.
He had just tested them.
Big Bear had a high-level magical beast bloodline, while Second Bear and Third Bear had a middle-level magical beast bloodline.
In the early stages of the game, which player did not have high-level magical beasts? Even if they had the help of a middle-level magical beast, if they could slowly grow up, they would simply be in high demand for the guild. They could even have a say in front of the small nobles of the duchy.
In other words, they had a strong sense of superiority.
Although the higher the bloodline level, the slower the growth, as long as there was enough food, magical beasts would grow far faster than intelligent races.
William picked up a furry blanket and covered the three little bears. He only exposed his little head to breathe, then quietly left the room.
"Take good care of them, I don't want to hear any accidents!" William said to the servant standing at the door.
"Yes, my Lord, I swear I will always take care of these cute little guys!" The maid secretly looked at the three little bears in the room. She did not expect them to grow up to become terrifying violent bears, but they were really cute when they were young …
"Yes, I will give you an extra silver coin every month as a reward." As a Lord, William Blackleaf could not avoid having servants. Moreover, there were many starving commoners who could not even wait to be his servant.
Sia, who had long breasts and long legs, stood at the side, looking down and thinking. She seemed to be very puzzled. How did this guy change so much?
He had gained a lot from this trip.
After destroying an Orc tribe, he took the opportunity to obtain an iron mine and three magical beast little bears.
As long as they opened their eyes three or four days later, the first person they saw would easily recognize them as their master.
Of course.
The little bears were also very sensitive to smells.
What the servants needed to pay attention to was to not let any accidents happen to the little bears and clean up their feces. As for the rest, whether it was feeding or cleaning, William basically had to do it himself.
"Sia, do you like those little bears?" William walked to her side and asked.
"Of course I do. What a cute little guy …" Sia answered abruptly.
"How about I give you one?"
"Really? No, no, forget it. I can't afford to rear a Rampage Bear …" Sia shook her head hurriedly. She had invested most of her income into magical materials. How could she afford to rear a magical beast?
William Blackleaf smiled and said, "Even if you can't afford to raise them, you can come and take a look. Bear-type magical beasts won't easily attack familiar scents. Furthermore, I can command them."
"Can I come here every day? What if they accidentally open their eyes and see me?" Seattle asked with her eyes wide open.
"It's okay, I'll help you raise it!" William said generously.
"Then … Thank you, sir!" Sia did not know what to say and hurriedly left.
William watched as Sia ran away and rubbed his hands. "She's a mage with an epic bloodline. She's definitely an enchanter. My dear mother, you've given me a lot of talents. They even have all kinds of equipment …"
Name: Sia
Race: Blackleaf Elf
Profession: Intermediate Water Magician
Level: 41
Bloodline Potential: Epic (Basic Attributes + 28%)
Endowment: Intermediate Life, 1 Physical Strength is equal to 40 Health Points.
Endowment: Light of Water, the effect of any Water Magic will be increased by 30%. 100 Intelligence will reduce the cooldown time of Water Skills by 20%.
Endowment: Intermediate Magic, 1 Intelligence = 1.2 Magic Attack Power
Health Points: 8800
Endurance Points: …
Magic Points: …
It had to be mentioned that whether it was battle energy or magic points, they were things that could only be obtained by professionals after level 10.
At that time, both players and NPCs would be able to learn battle energy secret manuals or meditation secret manuals.
The levels were divided into Low, Intermediate, High, Grandmaster, Epic, Legendary, and so on.
In short, the higher the level of the secret manual, the more magic points or battle energy points it would increase. At the same time, it would also have some special effects.
For example, increasing the power of skills or activating some kind of battle energy shield.
When players looked for NPCs to change their profession, they could usually only learn Low or Intermediate secret manuals.
Advanced secret manuals required more difficult missions, but players could obtain them as long as they were patient.
But Grandmaster and above secret manuals required fortuitous encounters, auction houses, special NPCs, black shops, mysterious merchants, and even the private collections of some professional mentors.
Moreover, the price of secret manuals was terrifyingly high.
Low level secret manuals only required 10 silver coins. Basically, players who could walk out of the Novice Village would be able to learn enough secret manuals and skills when they changed their profession as long as they were frugal.
But Intermediate secret manuals required 1 gold coin …
1 gold coin didn't seem expensive, but for casual players who had just entered the game, it was a fatal blow. If they didn't have a fortuitous encounter and didn't want to spend money, then they could only honestly save money.
But in this game, even if they spent money, they couldn't exchange it for gold coins …
Other than fashion clothes, there was only fashion clothes sold in the shop. Otherwise, in this era, which game company would dare to sell attributes with the name of a monthly card?
How did NetEase go bankrupt?
It was because the monthly card sold attributes that the players in the 23rd century went bankrupt and rejected all the games under NetEase!
As for fashion clothes, it was obvious that they wouldn't increase any attributes. The only advantage was that they looked good and could be worn on equipment.
But the cheapest fashion clothes cost 100 yuan. Of course, fashion clothes could also be sold to some NPC nobles.
But this required enough favorability from the NPC, and it also depended on whether the NPC was interested.
If an NPC really wanted to buy it, then they could also earn a lot of gold coins.
The shop didn't sell revival coins, and this game didn't have a revival profession. After level 30, players could only revive six times a day. Every time they died, they would lose a certain amount of experience and even a level. They would also randomly lose equipment. If they died more than six times, they would be banned from logging in for ten hours.
Of course, this restriction was only implemented after the players became Intermediate professions on a large scale.
This was to make the battle between players more balanced, and also to make the world more balanced between players and NPCs.
But this was a game after all.
The company of the game wanted to make money, and it was also to make money in a healthy way. It was impossible for them to do business at a loss, so they still opened a trading system.
It was to use RMB to buy equipment and gold coins.
The only ones that still had some control were the clubs. This was because every club would have a guild under them. Players would gather in the guild under the club for their idols.
They would often be willing to pay a small amount of equipment or gold coins to help professional players become stronger quickly.
The prerequisite was that professional players had to obtain glory!
Being scolded like a dog after being defeated wasn't just for show.
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