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Sometimes, Hachi Chan was a little silly, but when she was serious, one had to admit that she was a good girl. She would really do her best to do things.
Lu Li saw her cowering behind the hot rock and felt a lot safer.
He carefully approached the silver chest and used his Unlock skill.
Before the skill could be channeled, a huge rock monster appeared in front of him.
This was not a monster made purely of rock. There was a layer of hot magma on top of the rock, and the magma was dripping down its body.
After the monster appeared, it immediately punched Lu Li.
-245！
-16, -16, -16 …
The first was an attack damage, and the second was a string of burning damage. Fortunately, it was only a level 30 quasi-boss. If it was a real boss, Lu Li would definitely turn around and run.
It only had 28,000 HP.
Lu Li retaliated with a 91% Skill Completion Shadowstrike, dealing more than 100 HP.
He was now level 26, so there would definitely be a level penalty against a level 30 quasi-boss. Fortunately, he had a full set of exquisite equipment, or else he would not even be able to deal triple digits.
Lu Li's HP was just over 2,000, so he could take seven or eight hits. It was no problem for him to tank this monster.
Xiaoba Jiang only needed to replenish his HP every once in a while.
What was more troublesome was this monster's ultimate skill. It was a sea of fire that covered all directions. Xiaoba Jiang hid behind the rock and was naturally flustered.
Fortunately, this skill was not used too often. Lu Li and the others had enough supplies, so they could slowly kill it.
After more than ten minutes, when Lu Li felt like he was about to be roasted by the flames around the lava island, the lava monster wailed and exploded into magma fragments.
It actually self-destructed.
Gale Steps!
With quick reflexes, Lu Li activated the invincible state of Gale Steps.
Xiaoba Jiang, who was hiding behind a rock, lost more than half of her HP when the lava touched her. She was so frightened that she cast Rejuvenation on herself.
After the lava monster self-destructed, two things were left on the ground.
One was the rare material, Lava Essence. The materials he used to upgrade his ring were unfortunately used to upgrade it from Level 2 to Level 3, so he couldn't use them now.
There was also a skill book, Holy Protection, which was a damage reduction skill for Paladins. It was very good. Wander didn't have it, so he could give it to him to learn.
Of course, Wander would definitely compensate Lu Li with a few gold coins. That was his insistence. Even blood brothers should settle accounts clearly.
After dealing with the Lava Monster, Lu Li opened the Treasure Chest without hesitation. After ten seconds of channeling, the lid of the Treasure Chest opened with a click.
Lu Li wiped it with his hand.
First, he fished out a skill book. Just as the Treasure Hunter said, this chest had a higher chance of dropping skill books.
Pain Suppression: Instant Cast, Cooldown Time: 180 seconds. Reduces all damage taken by a friendly target by 40% for 4 seconds. Can be cast even when stunned. Current Level: 1/
Lu Li inexplicably felt relieved.
For this skill book, he didn't come here for nothing.
It was hard to say which skill was more powerful, Pain Suppression or Soul Shriek. They each had different uses and had completely different roles in different situations.
Soul Shriek could chase away people who were chasing after him, and it could also actively charge forward to confuse the opponent.
Pain Suppression was a damage reduction skill, but it couldn't be treated as a pure damage reduction skill. Not only could it reduce the damage of oneself, but it could also reduce the damage of others.
A Priest's shield could be used on others, and so could a damage reduction skill.
If an ally was attacked too fiercely, he could use Pain Suppression directly. If the healer was being focused on, he could also use Pain Suppression on himself to relieve the pressure.
There should be one more thing in the Treasure Chest. With a worried heart, Lu Li planned to reach his hands into the Treasure Chest again.
"Wait, let me touch it again," Xiaoba Jiang rushed over.
"Alright, I'll let you try." Lu Li took two steps back and gave up his position. He gave up his spot so that anyone could touch the treasure chest that he had unlocked.
He was the Black Hand, and Xiaoba Jiang wasn't much better off. At this time, he couldn't help but think of the benefits of Canmeng.
Xiaoba Jiang held her little claws in front of her chest and prayed for a moment. Then, she copied Lu Li and searched the Treasure Chest.
"It looks like a book," she muttered. As she spoke, she took out the book.
Could it be another skill book? Lu Li was overjoyed. It was unbelievable that he had obtained three skill books from this trip.
"It's not a skill book." Xiaoba Jiang flipped the book around and concluded, "I received a quest."
Lu Li took the book and saw the title "The Freedom of the Spirit Dragon" written on the title page. He flipped to the first page and saw that there was still a little Spirit Dragon egg that hadn't been damaged by the Orcs. To prevent this fragile little life from dying prematurely, you should save it …
She was indeed a quest master. She could even find a quest in a Treasure Chest.
Lu Li couldn't be angry. This was not an ordinary quest that could be randomly received. It was practically a textbook for raising a Spirit Dragon.
It was much more precious than Pain Suppression.
If you still couldn't understand why it was precious, then simply put, this book could bring you a mount, and a flying mount at that.
Currently, it was not easy to obtain a normal mount, let alone a flying mount that was more advanced than a normal mount.
Of course, the process of the quest was extremely complicated. An ordinary person would not be able to raise a Spirit Dragon.
However, who was Xiaoba Jiang? She might look dumb and cute, but when it came to quests, there was almost nothing she couldn't complete. Lu Li had read at least four to five hundred quest diaries from her in his previous life.
Some people said that when God closed a door, he would definitely open a window.
Xiaoba Jiang, whose skills were only average, had an unparalleled talent for quests. Canmeng, who was unreliable, was always good at looting corpses. Wander, who was narcissistic, had a great talent for commanding. Huadi Liqing, who was eccentric, but treated his sister very well …
"Do this quest well. It's very interesting." Lu Li handed the quest book to her. He didn't tell her what she would get from the quest.
This was the fun part of the game. It was full of surprises and unknowns.
After returning, Lu Li gave the Pain Suppression Skill Book to Sanyue Yu. He then went to the mailbox and received the three Silver-grade Molds and materials sent by Water Fairy. Together with them, there was also the remuneration for yesterday's equipment. Because he had made an exquisite item, the remuneration was 200 gold coins.
Shen Wansan would occasionally provide Molds and materials. After Lu Li made them, if they could be used by him, he would keep them and compensate Shen Wansan at the cost plus 20% of his hard work. If he couldn't use them, he would send them to Shen Wansan for him to sell.
As for Starwood, the stock in the market seemed to have been wiped clean. Shen Wansan had been collecting them for a few days, but there were only about a dozen of them.
A dozen Starwood was a drop in the bucket for the Shin Shin Army, whose average level was 25 or 26. Lu Li made them all into bombs and sent them back to Shen Wansan to sell.
Lu Li's income had skyrocketed recently. There were ticket fees, crafting fees, and bonuses from Shen Wansan.
He had more than two million in his bank account. Apart from other things, he was close to enough to pay for his sister's treatment.
Therefore, if there were any good things, Lu Li was willing to share them with his teammates.
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