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"There doesn't seem to be anything special about the Bonecrusher set." Lu Li was quite knowledgeable about this set. r
This was a Thief set that was relatively easy for players to collect, but almost no one would choose it. When Lu Li said that there was nothing special about it, he was already being very tactful. In fact, the attributes of the Bonecrusher set were very trash. There were eight pieces in the set, and almost all of them were dropped by Elites in the wild. The highest level was only Gold. r
That was why Lu Li couldn't understand why he would choose the Bonecrusher set. r
"Because it looks good." Water Fairy's reason was very strong, and Lu Li didn't have the strength to refute it. Now that he thought about it, there were indeed some Thieves who wore the Bonecrusher set in the city, and when they went outside, they would take it off and change into other equipment. At first, Lu Li thought that they were crazy, but it turned out that he was the crazy one. r
After choosing the equipment, they didn't need to collect it themselves. r
Shen Wansan quickly mailed the two sets of equipment over. It only took a few minutes, and Fatty Shen didn't even ask Lu Li why he wanted the equipment. r
Lu Li put on the Bonecrusher set, and immediately turned into a handsome middle-aged man. r
Water Fairy put on Siosa, which was the conservative set that Lu Li recommended. After Water Fairy put it on, Lu Li was a little annoyed. Why didn't there be more conservative sets in the game? For example, they could cover their faces, and it would be better if they didn't show off their curves …
In any case, the two of them had to temporarily separate. r
A new Thief trainer came to the class hall in Stormwind City, but it didn't attract much attention. r
The NPCs in the city often changed, which was the real situation. In fact, apart from these adventurers, the game company was ambitious to create a real world. These natives had love and hate, and they also had the ups and downs of life. r
Ed Harris was born in the slums of Stormwind City, and later followed a retired soldier to learn Thief skills. r
Later, under the recommendation of this old soldier, he entered the Alliance's Seventh Division. r
With the sharp decrease in the number of the Brotherhood of the Horse and the loss of the Alliance Expeditionary Force in Draenor, there was a vacuum in the military strength of the Alliance. Whether you hated it or not, the people of Azeroth proved that they would not be bound by the rules of the past. Thus, the Seventh Legion was born. r
Unlike Kukaron who was originally an elite force, selected from the tribal army and directly obeying the will of the Great Chief, the 7th Legion had gradually grown into an elite force. r
They were the standard army of the Alliance. They had been through countless bloody battles, and their resolute footsteps had reached every corner of Azeroth. r
They had fought against demons, mutant insects, and the Scourge. Now, they were protecting the safety of the Alliance. In terms of combat power, the Seventh Army stood out from the rest of the Alliance. r
Therefore, Lu Li's resume as a veteran of the 7th Division was very eye-catching. r
His exposed skin was covered in scars, which were the marks of battle. When the soldiers at the entrance of Stormwind City saw these scars, they immediately saluted Lu Li. r
In his heart, Lu Li actually did not want to do this. r
He wanted to enter the city in a low-key manner, then slowly familiarize himself with the rules and become a Profession Trainer here. r
Now, this plan completely fell through. When they saw the soldiers saluting a balding man, the players immediately paid attention to them, and some even began to follow them. r
After all, the arrival of a new NPC meant that there would be a lot of new quests to accept. r
Perhaps there were even hidden quests, which came from players who liked to daydream and think they were the main characters of the game. In fact, there were no hidden quests in Dawn. At most, there were some unique quests that could not be done again once someone had done it. r
Lu Li quickly walked into Stormwind City. r
The most perfect lie is to deceive yourself as well. r
So he tried hard to convince himself that he was Ed Harris. He was born in the Northshire Abbey and moved to Stormwind City with his father, a groom, when he was very young. He remembered lying on his father's back, listening to his father haggle with others for a few coppers' salary. He also remembered waking up in the afternoon and not being able to find his parents. Then, he saw countless Orcs invading the city. r
From then on, he became an orphan, but he was not alone. r
The battle that destroyed the city left many people like him behind. His Majesty did not give up on them. He gave them food, clothes, and even sent them Profession Trainers. r
Harris swore to protect this city and was willing to dedicate his life to it. r
Although there were all kinds of disadvantages in this city controlled by the nobles, those who had seen their homes destroyed with their own eyes were no longer so extreme. Everything was developing in the right direction, wasn't it? r
No one doubted this war hero. r
Lu Li did not know where the real Harris was. He did not know if he had died in battle, or if he had been murdered by the organization. He could even be a member of the organization …
None of that mattered. I am Harris, and I am back! r
First, he went to the military headquarters to report. A major received Lu Li. In terms of age, Lu Li's image of Harris was even older than the major. Moreover, he had just returned from the frontlines, so the major was very respectful to him. r
"Second Lieutenant Harris, thank you for your long contributions to the Alliance Army. Now, on behalf of the Stormwind City Army, I will award you the Alliance Medal. After that, you can do whatever you want to do." Finally, the major stood up and handed over a small box with both hands. r
Most of the retired officers had this thing, and it could help the veterans solve many problems. r
Lu Li saluted and took the box. He took out the Alliance Medal and pinned it on his chest. With this as a guarantee, no one in Stormwind would deliberately make things difficult for him. r
"Long live the Alliance!" r
"Long live the Alliance!" r
The two soldiers said their final goodbyes. Lu Li carried his worn-out luggage and left the military camp for the vocational training hall. r
The vocational training hall was under the joint management of the military and the administrative department. As a new vocational trainer sent by the military, Lu Li had the green light all the way. Almost no one made things difficult for him with the procedures, and no one hinted or explicitly said that he needed to give a tip. r
Not long after, the new Thief vocational trainer, Ed Harris, came online. r
There were many trainers in Stormwind City's vocational training hall. Generally speaking, they could be divided into two main groups. One was for combat professions, and the other was for life professions. As the name suggested, they were for different groups of players. r
In the combat vocational training hall, everyone was divided into two groups according to their level. r
The higher level ones were called vocational trainers. They were all senior Thieves, and some were even Master Thieves. Of course, these high-level vocational trainers did not appear often. r
There were also people like Lu Li, who were called vocational trainers. r
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