"What language is this?" This time, it was Metisha's turn to ask.
[There's an ancient saying, 'The one who wields this sword is the master of the earth.'] Brendel replied with a strange feeling in his heart.
"My lord, you know Ancient Proverb?" This time, the Silver Elf was surprised. Not only her, but even Orthlyss was taken aback.
Ancient Proverb was a language that existed before the Ancient Era. It was even older than the history of the Twilight Dragon. In other words, the background of the game was meaningless. Just like the background of the distant mountains, it could only be seen from afar. It had nothing to do with the era the players lived in.
Brando coughed and realized his mistake. He hurriedly replied, "I've seen some of it in the ancient books of the Black Tower, but I think the craftsmen of Buga should have more records."
Metisha nodded, but Orthlyss looked at him suspiciously.
Brando felt guilty and did not look at the two of them. He could not wait to check the attributes of Halran Gaia. Although he had heard of the name of this sword before, it was impossible for him to have the opportunity to own it. As a level 45 fantasy grade sword, the price of this sword was astronomical. Brando did not even dare to think about it.
But even though he was mentally prepared, he could not help but be shocked when he looked at its attributes.
Halangea, Halangea
[Gold]
34-42 (Hardness/Sharpness)
+ 22 Strength, + 17 Dexterity, + 20 Vitality
Additional Skills:
Earthquake: Automatically cast a Rock Fang Thrust in the direction of the sword wielder's attack (the strength depends on the wielder's Strength).
Elemental Lord: The wielder can summon six Obsidian Leopards to fight for him.
Stone Nest: Consumes (Grey Crystal) to produce Obsidian Leopards at the rate of 1 day (capacity: 10300. This ability can be turned off automatically).
(Nest upgrade: Obsidian Leopard. Required materials: Magic Black Crystal, Stone Key, Sage Slate, Amber Stone x6)
Brando couldn't help but curse in his heart when he saw this thing. First of all, the 34-42 points of damage was far superior to other weapons of the same level. It seemed that the Halran Gaia should have some additional attack, because even other fantasy longswords of the same level were at least one-third less powerful than it in terms of damage.
Although Brando already knew about the Earthquake and Elemental Lord's abilities, the attributes of the Stone Burrow stunned him. At that moment, his mind was filled with only one word:
Mobile Nest.
As everyone knew, there were all kinds of lairs in the world of Wohnde. Some equipment could even produce magical creatures on a regular basis. These things were known as mobile lairs among the players. Brando had seen similar things before, and the ring on his hand was one of them.
However, the Ring of the Wind Empress was obviously much more powerful. Compared to injecting the Nest's rules into magical equipment, it was obviously much more difficult to make the equipment possess the Holy Land attribute. But what really shocked Brando was that this Nest could be upgraded!
Normally, a primitive Nest could be upgraded twice. Even if this Stone Burrow was upgraded once, the next level of Obsidian Leopard would at least have the strength of a pinnacle Iron-ranked creature. If he could control this thing for a year, wouldn't he have at least 300 pinnacle Iron-ranked creatures under his command?
What if this Nest was still in its primitive state?
What if this Nest was a special Nest, and not only could it be upgraded twice?
Brando was extremely excited when he thought about it, and the corners of his mouth twitched unconsciously. However, he immediately had a new problem. Upgrading things wasn't easy. The Magic Black Crystal was still fine, and with Master Alchemist Tamar here, Brando wasn't worried that he couldn't create it.
The raw materials for this Nest were the Magic Essence and the Black Crystal, so it wasn't difficult to obtain.
As for the Sage Slate, Brando felt a headache whenever he saw it. The adventure in Chablis had left him with a psychological trauma. But at least it could still be bought from the market. He might have to make a trip to Ampere Seale soon, and it shouldn't be difficult to obtain a Sage Slate in that bustling free port.
The last two items were troublesome.
Amber Ores were regulated products in every country, and they were the source of power for Magicite. There were actually two names for these ores. The second one was called Somir Ores, and the purest ores were called Amber Ores. Brando thought that he could only secretly obtain some Somir Ores in order to prepare a Magicite workshop for Amandina, and it was difficult to do so. So where was he going to get these Amber Ores?
Brando thought about it and could only think of mining himself. There were many mines that had not been discovered in this era, but they were all in the Wilderness, and he did not have the ability to do so in a short period of time.
As for the Stone Key, it was even more complicated. There were many Elemental Realms, but mortals could not enter the Elemental Realms, so there were very few of them in the Prime Material Plane.
Brando felt that the Stone Key's rarity could be explained in the game's terms. It was a necessary item for a player's guild to build a city and become a lord.
He patted his head and felt a headache coming on.
But it was at this moment that the loud voice rang out again.
"Mortal, are you ready for the next challenge?"
The voice was deafening, and it drowned out all the other sounds in the arena. Everyone was silent, and they shifted their attention away from the sword in Brando's hand. Only then did they remember that they were still in this strange arena.
Of course not! Brando was about to answer, but a voice stopped him at this time.
"Sir!"
He was very familiar with this voice. It was the voice of the skinny youth called Cohen. He turned his head and saw that the youths were still locked in the cages. Even though Kodan had saved some of them, at least half of them were still locked in the cages.
Brando looked at the skinny youth and guessed why he called out to him. But he did not intend to agree. First of all, he knew that he could not pass the sixth challenge. If he accepted it, he would only fail.
Secondly, he vaguely guessed that the appearance of the Sanctuary had something to do with these youths. Hao Ren had to admit that these people were really brave. They knew that there was something strange in the mine and yet they still dared to act recklessly. But since they had made a choice, they had to take responsibility for their actions. Their actions had even implicated others. Not to mention the number of miners who died in the landslide, if Hao Ren was not strong enough, he, Jana, Scarlet, and Medissa would have been trapped here.
Brando did not think that there was anything wrong with a person being compassionate, but he had his own principles. Being soft-hearted did not equate to being merciful. Thus, he shook his head and rejected the other party's suggestion before the other party could continue.
He waved to Orthlyss and Metisha and led them out of the arena.
"Wait," Cohen called out again, "Sir, I'm not asking for your sympathy!" The youth shouted from the cage.
This time, Brando paused and stopped.
"I want to make a deal with you," the youth said, "Sir, you can choose to agree or not. The choice is in your hands. But can you let me state my conditions?"
Brando looked up at the sky. The Arena of Destiny was very human-like. The host seemed to have seen everything below, and the voice from above did not appear again.
"Speak." The youth thought for a moment and nodded. He was a little curious. What kind of deal could these poor and penniless youths have with him?
Even if they were willing to work for him, what could they do? These youths were not strong, and they were just miners. Brando did not mind taking in some followers, but the price was too high.
He looked at the youth and suddenly remembered that he had eavesdropped on their conversation on the way here. Maher had mentioned that the skinny youth had something strange and worthless on him. Could it be that?
Brando frowned. To be honest, he was not optimistic about this deal. He knew that some NPCs liked to collect strange trinkets, just like the little Roman. But those things were not valuable, and he had been tricked a few times in the game.
However, the youth still had patience. He stood there and waited for the youth to take out the item.
Cohen rummaged in his chest for a while and took out something that Brando did not expect. It was a Card of Fate. Brando's expression turned strange. He did not expect Cohen to have something like this.
This was exactly what he wanted.
Brando, who had received many surprises and benefits from being a Planeswalker, was now very interested in the Card of Fate. Even though he knew that the sixth challenge was hopeless, he could not help but be moved when he saw the card.
He was like a collector who saw something good that moved his heart.
He saw that it was a Fire Card, and the item on the card made his heart beat faster.
Fireclaw Lord
(Fire Tribe I)
20 Fire
[Creature – Fireclaw Lizard Warrior, Level 33 Elite]
Warlike.
When the Fireclaw Lord is on the field, all Fireclaw members on the field gain 1 Battle Counter.
Pay 1 Fire. All Fireclaw Spearmen on the field gain the ability 'Charge'.
When the Fireclaw Lord is on the field, pay 1 Wealth and 1 Reputation per day.
'The Lord is the best commander of the Infernal Legion.'
Brando did not know what the Battle Counter was, but after experiencing the Battle Counter, he knew that it was something that would buff a summoned creature. Furthermore, the card itself was a Level 33 Elite, which meant that it was a Gold-tier summoned creature.
Not to mention, it could provide the Fireclaw Spearmen with the ability 'Charge'. This was a fatal blow to Brando. He happened to have a Fireclaw Spearmen card in his possession, and according to The Shire, this card set was something that could only be found by chance. Of course, he understood the young man's intention. But should he continue the challenge?
There was almost no chance of winning the sixth challenge, but Brando was not willing to give up. He could not help but be stuck in a dilemma.
"My Lord," Metisha said, "That is a Silver Card. Pay attention to its serial number, it should be the core card of the Fire Tribe!"
Brando was stunned. He only just noticed that the Fire Lord card in the set was' I ', and cards with the serial number' I 'were usually the core cards of the set. This was something that The Shire and Metisha had told him before.
This made him even more troubled.
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