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Lu Li chuckled. He took out the Mask from his bag and put it on his face. His eyes were filled with excitement.
He wasn't a kind person and didn't have much patience. Lu Li hadn't had the time to deal with the Imperial Secret Service's bounty last time. This time, it had come knocking on his door.
"You, why aren't you leaving? Do you want to die?" Seeing that Lu Li didn't have any intention of leaving, the Imperial Secret Service player in charge of clearing the area was unhappy and walked over.
"Are you talking to me?" Lu Li asked in a low voice.
"Of course. Are you deaf?" This person's ID was Hurricane. He was a member of the Imperial Secret Service's assassination group and was responsible for hunting down and clearing the area. Seeing that Lu Li wasn't moving, he went up and pushed him.
This was a habit in real life. Before a fight, you push me, I push you … When the rage bar was full, they would start fighting.
Lu Li had his back to the player. Only now did he turn around. His face was covered by a black mask, revealing only a pair of light grey eyes.
"You …" Hurricane was surprised. He didn't think that Lu Li would wear a mask.
"I hate it when people clear the area." Lu Li lowered his wrist and used Shadowstrike.
Hurricane was shocked when he saw Lu Li's mask. When Lu Li attacked, he almost laughed out loud. Do you have to be so funny? You're a Thief. You're not even using Stealth and want to fight me, a Warrior, head-on.
The next second, he couldn't laugh anymore.
System: Shadowstrike Skill Completion 94%, caused 250% skill damage, target stunned △ Small → Say △ Net
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After the stun, Lu Li slashed and moved.
System: Backstab Skill Completion 89%, caused 112% skill damage, Armor Break effect!
System: Ambush Skill Completion 86%
Skill Damage 107%, target paralyzed for 1 second!
After waking up from the stun, Hurricane found himself paralyzed.
There is a difference between dizziness and paralysis.
The former wouldn't get rid of the control effect after taking damage until the effect ended. Paralysis, on the other hand, would cause the character to be unable to move for a certain amount of time. However, as long as the character took damage, the Paralysis effect would be lifted.
To Lu Li, none of this was important.
He placed the dagger on Hurricane's throat and gently pulled it from left to right.
Slit the throat!
Hurricane watched helplessly as his health bar dropped to the bottom. He almost died.
His reaction was fast, and he stomped down with Trample.
Hurricane didn't care if he had Crowd-Controlled the other party or not. He raised his legs and ran. Not far away, one of the guild's healers was running towards him.
His Trample failed to control Lu Li. Lu Li retreated into Stealth after Slit Throat was completed.
The Warrior's HP bar was very high. Even a four-star Slit Throat couldn't clear his HP bar. However, it didn't matter. Even if he couldn't clear his HP bar, it didn't mean that the Warrior would survive. 【Love ↑ Go △ Small ↓ Say △ Net
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Hurricane looked back and saw that the Rogue wasn't chasing after him. His guild's healer had already started to heal him. He let out a sigh of relief.
Before he could finish his breath, his vision turned black. The world turned black and white.
He died?
The healer put down the staff in her hand. She didn't understand why Hurricane didn't drink his own HP. Didn't he notice that he was bleeding?
The bleeding effect of Slit Throat wasn't a small amount of damage.
Before the healer could recover from her confusion, she immediately felt a chill run down her spine.
She must report this to the system in the future. The cold feeling of a dagger stabbing into her skin was terrible …
"Fall!" With a Backhand Backstab, the healer was sent flying. A white light flashed in mid-air, and the healer turned into a corpse.
Oh no, I forgot about the PK value.
Lu Li opened the interface and saw that there were two points of PK value on his attribute panel.
This was also a new feature in the third system update. Dawnlight originally didn't have such a thing as PK value. From the beginning, they encouraged players to kill each other.
There was a saying about the addition of PK value.
It said that a retired official, who was said to be a minister, entered the game on a whim. He was addicted to picking herbs and refining pills.
One day, the old man crawled in the grass to pick herbs. A passerby saw that his posture was too wretched, so they went up and killed him.
The old man was hurt both physically and mentally. After he went offline, he found his son-in-law, the director of the Internet Surveillance Bureau, and strongly complained about this cruel setting in the game.
The director didn't want to pay attention to the old minister, but he was afraid to go home and kneel on the ground. He could only make a suggestion to the game company in the name of the Internet Surveillance Bureau.
The game company thought about it and felt that it wasn't good to be too cruel in the game.
Thus, a new PK rule was created.
Actively killing a combat professional player would result in 1 PK value. Actively killing a player five levels lower would result in double PK value. Actively killing a profession player would result in double PK value …
The higher the PK value, the more items would be dropped upon death. The maximum was three items.
There were three ways to eliminate PK value.
The first was to be online. For every hour online, the PK value would decrease by one point.
The second was to be rewarded. Killing a player with PK value could offset one point of PK value. Killing a player with high PK value would result in additional rewards. After players with PK Points were killed, they would be thrown into the dungeon by the system. They would only be released after their PK Points were completely erased.
The third was to be imprisoned.
For every hour in prison, one PK value would be offset.
The difference from using "online time to eliminate PK" was that the system would still calculate the player's prison time even after the player went offline.
As such, before Lu Li's rebirth, when it was time for the players to go offline, they would go to jail in groups to kill PVP players. The scene of groups going to jail was a common sight in the game, and was used by the moralists as evidence of the moral decay of the players.
Although the time spent in prison was counted as offline time, in fact, many people didn't want to go offline in prison. Going offline in prison didn't have double the time like going offline in a hotel.
In addition, if you voluntarily went to prison to eliminate PK value, you could come out at any time. However, if you were sent to prison by a bounty player, you could only come out after your PK value was eliminated.
"Everyone, be careful. There's a masked Thief in Thistle Village. His skills and equipment are very good. Don't act alone." The leader of the small group received the report and began to warn everyone.
After losing two PK value, Lu Li became more cautious. After going around in a circle, he finally found a target.
The standard of choice was very simple – equipment.
The guy in front of him had very good equipment. Although Lu Li couldn't see the attributes of his equipment, he could roughly judge it from its appearance.
Sneak Attack, Backstab, Ambush, Slit Throat, all in one go.
Picking up the equipment on the ground, Lu Li left again.
It was a pair of Mage Steel Shoes. Intelligence + 10, movement speed + 3%. It had very good attributes and could be sold for at least seven or eight gold coins in the Exchange Hall.
After the macro control of the system, the gold price was stable at a ratio of 100, which meant that this pair of shoes was worth seven or eight hundred dollars. Most branded sports shoes were at this level.
Excluding the various costs, ordinary players might not even earn seven or eight gold coins in a day.
Three PK value.
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