The chances of killing the last Ultron's body with his own hands weren't high, and Luke didn't expect to do it himself.
But he didn't even get any shared experience and credit points. That was f * cking terrible!
But while Luke liked to steal kills, he had always done it in a sure-fire way.
He wouldn't screw over his teammates to steal points for himself.
That was why he had been the first to kill Ultron's semi-vibranium body. He hadn't been thinking about stealing contribution points, but had been pursuing safety first.
After all, only by eliminating Ultron as soon as possible and ending any possibility of it counterattacking could he achieve his goal of saving millions of Sokovia civilians.
Being too selfish would give the enemy an opportunity.
Fortunately, he had gained a lot this time.
He didn't need vibranium for the time being. It was the key to catching the big fish that was Wakanda.
As the saying went, teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. What Luke needed wasn't to make a one-off deal with Wakanda, but to gain more knowledge about vibranium.
Using vibranium to make armor was only at the level of Ultron's semi-vibranium body.
Two of Ultron's bodies had been killed today. It was obvious that they hadn't found the right way.
Luke was most concerned about nanotechnology. To a large extent, he didn't need much vibranium to increase the efficiency of the armor's defense.
If the technology was reasonable, the vibranium from the three antique weapons from before might be enough to make a set of armor.
The real gains came from the experience and credit points in the system.
The total experience and credit points for this mission were 24 million. He had saved at least a million people's lives.
His contribution rate was 37%. He had earned 8.88 million experience and 8.88 million credit points.
Tony, Selina, and his other teammates also shared tens of thousands of experience and credit points, and earned 2.43 million in total.
Luke had earned more than 11 million experience and credit points in total. At that moment, the host was level 27.
Strength 35 (Level 1 Justice Star + 10, Level 2 Justice Star + 20)
Dexterity 27 (Level 1 Justice Star + 10, Level 2 Justice Star + 20)
Mental Strength 34 (Level 1 Justice Star + 10, Level 2 Justice Star + 20)
Remaining stat points: 8
Host's experience: 250,000/50,000,000
Credit: 38.02 million
Faith: 970,000
In the last three to four years, he had spent more than three million credit points on the Kunlun Qi Refinement Technique, and had finally increased his three attributes by one.
He didn't feel the slightest bit of heartache.
Compared to the tens of millions of EXP required to level up, a few million points in exchange for additional attributes was already very good.
This time, he was almost stuck at the point of leveling up, which made him feel even more depressed.
Because this meant that his total Agility attribute could reach the 60 mark at any time, and then he would start charging towards 80 Strength.
Based on the current situation, he might be able to achieve this goal before reaching Level 29.
If that was the case, it would only be three … five … seven years? Luke wasn't too sure.
However, this matter could not be rushed.
Over the past two years, Luke had been diligently farming more than ten million experience points.
Just relying on Ultron's big harvest this time, he wouldn't be able to level up.
…
Just like that, Luke saved people and cleaned up the mess while he enjoyed leveling up and the fact that his measurements were about to reach 60. He was no longer depressed.
While the Big Dipper clone was busy saving people, he suddenly felt a mental wave attack him.
He raised his eyebrows and snapped his fingers.
Duang！
A Spiritual Resistance was cast on him, and the System's notification of an unknown spiritual energy attempting to link with him was cut off.
Not far away, a woman cried out in pain.
The Big Dipper clone turned his head and looked in the direction of the cry of pain with his black skull eyes before he strode over.
Swoosh!
A gray shadow flashed, and Pete stood between Big Dipper and Walter. "Well, it's a misunderstanding. Mr. Big Dipper, my sister was just curious … "
Not bad at all! Luke was lost for words. This guy was quite … straightforward. He admitted his mistake and didn't lie at all.
He tilted his head slightly and looked at Walter, who was behind Pete. He raised his hand and hooked his finger at the little witch, who was covering her head and frowning.
Then, he looked down at the guy in front of him. "You're coming too. There are some rules I have to tell you first. "
With a light leap, the Big Dipper clone landed on the ruins of a five-story building.
Pete turned his head to look at his sister.
Walter rubbed his head, which still hurt a little, and stretched out his hand. "You still want to refuse? Take me up. "
The siblings didn't have a deep understanding of Big Dipper's combat ability, and didn't even know who he was.
But from the conversations between the superheroes, they could tell that Big Dipper wasn't a "passerby" superhero, such as Frank, Alice, and the little turtle.
Damon actually counted, but Pink Bear was too famous, and had a lot of daddy fans for Black Bear.
Big Dipper, for example, was one of the superheroes who had a lot of say.
In the team channel, he even mocked Tony Stark when he had nothing better to do.
Of course, Tony wouldn't back down, and decisively retorted, but the two of them had no intention of falling out.
That was enough for the little witch to have a good impression of Big Dipper — she was happy to hear someone scold Stark.
Luke had only been standing on the roof of the half-broken but not collapsed five-story building for a few seconds when a blur flashed, and the siblings appeared in front of him.
As expected of the fastest man on Earth. He'd done it in less than a second. Luke murmured inwardly as he opened his visor to reveal the bearded uncle's face.
Pete just sized up the face curiously, but Walter was a little suspicious.
She had seen Big Dipper use the Light of Life just now, and the Dark Knight had also used the Light of Life to heal Pete not long ago.
This was supposed to be her and the Dark Knight's little secret. Why did Big Dipper suddenly pop up?
She instantly felt like she had been deceived — it was like a little girl whose Barbie doll had been taken away by someone else, and was instantly impure.
There was another reason why she had rashly tested him.
The other members of the Bat Squad were basically remote-controlled prototypes, and she could tell that they were all machines.
The Dark Knight and Big Dipper, on the other hand, were real people, but she couldn't see any emotions in their hearts.
These two people's mental worlds were almost identical Faceless. It was a very strange feeling.
That was why she had secretly activated her ability to peek into Big Dipper's mind.
Compared with her previous passive reaction, this was an active attack. Luke immediately caught onto her and dealt with her with mental resistance.
Luke raised his hand and raised one finger. "First, don't use any methods, including superpowers, technology, language, or anything else, to spy on the other members of the team."
Then, he raised a second finger. "Second, don't reveal your true identity or superpowers to strangers, including your origins, the effects, weaknesses, limitations, and so on."
Then, he raised a third finger. "Third, before you receive complete safety training, talk less and ask less, watch more and listen more. Okay, those are the three points. "
Saying that, he looked at Pete. "If you have any opinions, you can ask them now. I usually don't beat up humble newbies. "
Pete wasn't too afraid.
Compared with a moral leader like the Dark Knight, he really didn't think that Big Dipper was scary. No matter how scary he was, he couldn't run as fast as him.
He coughed and said, "What I want to say is that Walter and I ran around the city today. A lot of people already know our names and superpowers."
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