Lost Justice (Special): All Attributes + 1, Movement Speed + 20%, Special Effect: Enemy Faction Favorability + 3, Level Requirement: None, Durability: none.
Of course, the + 1 to all attributes was just to make up for the numbers. It would have been better not to increase it at all. What interested Lu Li was actually the Enemy Faction Favorability. He was no stranger to this. In his previous life, he had heard that Hit Me 72 Times from the Stellar Union had an item that increased the Alliance Faction Favorability by 5. It was said that he could go shopping in Stormwind City.
From the number, Lu Li's Lost Justice was slightly worse. However, Lu Li's item did not only increase the Horde Faction Favorability. If a Horde player obtained this badge, it would increase the Alliance Faction Favorability.
The only unfortunate thing was that this was a badge. Every player only had two badge slots. If one wanted to equip this item, they would have to remove one of their badges to replace it.
However, it was fine to do quests. After all, there was no need to fight. Furthermore, it increased movement speed.
As for the herald, Lu Li actually knew him. It was the Orc leader who mocked him for not being able to get close to the Wind Wielder. When he saw Lu Li, his mocking expression changed. Instead, he walked two steps forward and patted his left chest with his right hand. He asked solemnly, "Brave warrior from the forest, is there anything I can help you with?"
Strictly speaking, Raug was a neutral NPC. After all, the current Stonard Alliance could also come.
However, his change from arrogance to humility still blinded Lu Li's eyes. This was only an increase of 3 Faction Favorability. No wonder Hit Me 72 Times could walk around Stormwind City with an item that increased the Alliance Faction Favorability by 5 points.
He just did not know what would happen if he used the Deception Pearl and equipped it with the badge.
Lu Li did not dare to try it now. He was afraid that there would be more problems.
"Honorable Herald, I was asked by someone to find out some information …"
After listening to Lu Li's narration, Minister Raug pondered for a while. His face didn't look too good. "Forgive me for being presumptuous, but are you suspecting that the orders from above are hidden? Elf, I hope you can clean your eyes. This isn't Raug's first day as a minister!"
"I'm sorry, but there's a Beastman Soul wandering around the Blasted Lands. He needs an answer," Lu Li said.
"Alright, I can understand your feelings. If it wasn't for my responsibilities, I think I'd be very willing to pay him a visit. The personal guards of the great chief are the most loyal heroes of the tribe." Herald Raug softened his tone. He recalled for a while and said, "But I've already sent out the chief's order a long time ago."
"Who is it? Can we still find them?" Lu Li asked.
"Because it's the chief's order, I've sent a whole squad of people. Only a soldier named Bengor survived. If you can call it surviving, it's said that he can only be fed through a tube. He can barely speak."
"Oh, is he the only one who knows about this?" Lu Li asked.
"I'm afraid so," Herald Raug said in self-blame. "It's my fault. I should've sent people to continue investigating. Bengor is in the wounded barracks at the back. There are dangerous creatures everywhere in this swamp. If you want to go there, you must be careful."
After thanking him for his kindness, Lu Li could only go to the wounded barracks to have a look. Hopefully, he could speak now. As for whether he would die or not, Lu Li was not worried. After all, he was an NPC with a quest.
Because of Lost Justice, it was easy for Lu Li to step into the wounded barracks.
Bengor was in an ordinary wounded barracks. His condition was very bad. This strong soldier was now lying on a bed made of animal skin. He was on the verge of death. An old Orc who was taking care of him said that he might not be able to live for much longer.
The conflict between the camps had reduced life and death. It should've been a sad thing, but it gave rise to joy for no reason.
Lu Li squatted down beside the wounded Orc and asked about the order.
Bengor's originally unfocused gaze seemed to have moved. He struggled to sit up, but he could only wriggle like Chongzi.
Lu Li could not stand it anymore. He reached out to support him. He never knew that an Orc who was as strong as an ox could be so skinny. Then, he heard Bengor's soft voice.
"Order … Yes … We received … received the order. On the way to the Blasted Lands, we were ambushed … "Bengor coughed violently. It seemed that the past events had greatly affected him, but he still continued," Murlocs … Many Murlocs … One of them was called the Swamp Talker. He snatched the order from my hand, then … a spear pierced into my skull. It should be in the east … cave … "
After spitting out the last two words, he fainted.
Lu Li gently put him down, then summoned the Headless Horseman's reins and galloped towards the east of the barracks.
If it was an ordinary player, they would definitely not be able to find the place they were looking for in the wilderness. However, this was impossible for Lu Li. He directly arrived at the gathering place of the Murlocs.
The cave of the Murlocs was not very deep. It was similar to most of the places where the other Murlocs lived. It was damp, slippery, dark, and had a unique fishy smell. This race could be found in almost every corner of Azeroth, and they often did all sorts of evil.
Although there were many Murlocs guarding the cave, they still did not have the ability to detect a Thief who was good at hiding.
Therefore, it did not take much effort for Lu Li to find the Swamp Talker, a grey-skinned Murloc. It was this guy who led the Murlocs to ambush the Horde soldiers who delivered the message and stole the order from the Chieftain. In fact, Lu Li still did not understand what these Murlocs wanted.
He had never seen a race that was so suicidal. That was the order of the Chieftain Saar. Now that the situation was tense, there would definitely be Orc warriors who would raze this place to the ground.
However, in any case, what Lu Li needed to do now was to obtain the order and then pass it to the Soul of the Dead who was still waiting at the entrance.
The Swamp Talker was not easy to deal with. Not only was he good at lightning magic, but he also knew a thing or two about healing. Under normal circumstances, it was best to do this quest in a party, or at least bring a companion to help. Only an expert like Lu Li could face a level 60 Elite monster alone.
Soon, a dead fish was lying in front of Lu Li.
Next, he had to endure the disgust and search around, praying that the unlucky aura would not come out at this time to cause trouble. Who knew how often this kind of quest monster would respawn.
Fortunately, an envelope appeared in Lu Li's hand. He checked the name and confirmed that it was the Chieftain's order.
After flying past the casualty camp, Lu Li did not stop. There was no point in telling Bengor that he had already killed the Murlocs. It was better to finish the quest as soon as possible. This time, Lu Li finally managed to borrow a Windwielder from Stonard. The 280 Windwielder flew as fast as lightning, and the most important thing was that it did not have to fly in circles like Lu Li. Along the way, all aerial units that encountered the Windwielder would avoid it. This made Lu Li suspect that the Windwielder was at least a level 60 boss.
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