Fortunately, Lu Li had also picked up a copy of "Wavier's Diary".
Lu Li flipped through it and confirmed that Professor Wavier was a good kid who kept a diary. It could even be said that he recorded everything about himself. He probably designed an engineering robot to record everything that happened to him.
As for the items dropped by Wavier Bo, Lu Li did not participate in the distribution of them.
After all, he was a Special Mission Boss. As he was not a monster, there was no such thing as a first kill. However, killing him would still drop a decent piece of Legendary equipment.
Lu Li studied this Wavier's Diary, which was written in a different style. Please forgive a semi-illiterate person who only read the diary of a literary author. To him, most of this was nonsense. At least, there was some information contained in it.
For example, this sentence: However, no matter how bad the memories are, they will still uncontrollably appear at certain times. I will always remember that beautiful cow on Mulgaole's verdant grassland. Her beautiful eyes stared at me, and she didn't hesitate to use the brightly colored totem pole to slap my shattered head … From then on, I could no longer look at that vicious woman directly ….
What the hell was this? Wasn't it just encountering Magatha Grimtotem and her followers? Then, he was chased until he pissed his pants and finally escaped with enough bullets?
Why was the writing so messy?
Therefore, Lu Li had to put in a lot of effort to find clues.
As for why he did not let Xiaoba Jiang read it …
Sigh, there was too much yellow satin in this diary. Lu Li could not bear to poison this little girl.
Looking for the book according to the clues, there was no need to talk about the first chapter. Lu Li had already gotten it from Professor Wavier. The second chapter had a low probability of dropping from the demons in the Blasted Lands. The third chapter had a low probability of dropping from the Hedalyn series of demons in the Dark Word Canyon …
Actually, it did not matter. Anyway, even if the probability was low, he could just kill more monsters.
The clues related to the fourth chapter made Lu Li want to die!
Undercity!
What was worse was that only he could see this thing. Even if he spent money to find someone from the Horde, it would not work.
Sneaking in alone?
Not to mention a level 60 Thief like him, even a great Thief like Garona would not be able to return. Of course, this was just Lu Li's guess. As for whether his mentor could come and go as she pleased in the Undercity, he had no idea at all — the low level limited his imagination.
Fortunately, he could still consider transforming.
Don't misunderstand, it's not the kind where a man becomes a woman or a woman becomes a man. It's a temporary switch between factions.
The Noggenfogger Potion could turn players into Undead, regardless of whether they were Horde or Alliance players. However, the Noggenfogger Potion was like a toy. It was useless in front of NPCs. Otherwise, Undercity would be filled with Alliance players.
Lu Li had a more advanced transformation tool — the Deception Orb.
This item was extremely difficult to obtain. Currently, there were only a few of them in the entire game. Lu Li had only managed to steal this item from a chest in a Horde camp.
Deception Pearl (Special): Transforms the caster into a member of the opposing faction. Lasts for 1 hour. Cooldown: 4 hours.
You can also set your race, class, and temporary ID.
Different Deception Pearls had different effects. He had seen someone bragging about it on the forum. The one posted by that person was far worse than his. It only lasted for 10 minutes, but the cooldown was as long as 24 hours. Also, it could only be transformed by the corresponding race. For example, Night Elves could only become Undead, and humans could only become Orcs.
Not long ago, he had cheated The Capital of Glory. It was because two players from The Capital of Glory had used a transformation tool to sneak into Stormwind City to cheat him of a quest.
Lu Li knew that this transformation tool was a potion, a product of alchemy.
The drawback was that each potion could only be used once. Not only was it extremely expensive to make, but it also couldn't change the player's information. The only benefit was that it could be used to interact with normal enemy NPCs.
Quietly flying near Undercity, Lu Li directly used an item to transform himself into an Undead.
Undercity was the home of the Undead. It was easy to become an Undead.
However, before entering the city, he had made a lot of preparations.
First, he found a very reliable mercenary group — [Iron Rice Bowl].
The Iron Rice Bowl mercenary group was very famous in the mercenary circle. It wasn't because they were strong. In fact, they weren't strong at all. They definitely wouldn't be able to get First Clears or kill any important people.
Also, they took a lot of money.
The only good thing about them was their secrecy and loyalty!
This mercenary group really treated the customer as an iron law. For decades, in order to protect their iron rice bowl, they wouldn't betray their employer no matter how great the temptation was.
Of course, they weren't very great. As long as their employer asked them to do something, they would do it. So, they had done a lot of immoral things.
What Lu Li asked them to do was very simple. When he needed them, they were to hold back people or NPCs that might affect his quest, or help him clear obstacles when he needed them. For such a small request, he paid the price of 5,000 gold coins.
He didn't dare to find people to help him casually. If word got out, there would probably be a lot of people in the Horde who wanted him to stay in Undercity.
It didn't matter if he died once or twice, but he was afraid that someone would ruin his quest.
Secondly, he took out a pirated map of Undercity and studied it very carefully.
There were many disgusting terrains in Dawnlight. There were many dungeons and wild caves. However, these places were nothing compared to Undercity.
Undercity was located deep under the original Lordaeron Kingdom. The royal mausoleum had been transformed into the base of the Undead.
Almost all players who had been to Undercity had lost their way there. Even players who had lived here for many years couldn't escape. If Xiaoba Jiang was thrown in, she might have to live in this city for the rest of her life.
The elevator of Undercity was deep in the ruins of Lordaeron. After taking the elevator, a luxurious underground kingdom would appear in front of you.
The underground palace had a total of three floors. The first floor was the largest. It was circular with four halls around it. The second floor was the center of the circular underground city. There was a cage-like building in the center — a bank. There were several NPCs around the bank. The inner part of the third floor was a ring. If you walked along the ring, you could see many small houses, flight managers, weapon stores, hotels, etc. If you walked out of the ring guarded by guards, you could see the end of the elevator.
Lu Li had to enter the third floor. If he was not careful, he would go the wrong way.
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