MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1669: Review

Chapter 1669: Chapter 1669: Review

Li Yao’s gains from this battle are nothing short of plentiful, both in terms of the army and his personal achievements.

Firstly, regarding the army, the Drying Sun Legion has thoroughly aligned through this campaign. No one can now replace his position; it’s already a settled matter. Millions of soldiers, along with more Witherbark, have entirely become his subjects under his rule.

This is completely different from just gaining a plain, because the NPC levels in the plains are relatively low.

Although they’re now at the peak level, it will still require some time and effort to elevate the army there to the peak level.

Besides, he has obtained a large number of Elite Undead Army, including the Death Knight Legion of 200,000 elite troops, which is irreplaceable, along with the Beetle Corps.

The Drying Sun Legion has completely transformed, no longer relying entirely on the Fire Poison Cockroaches. It’s not that cockroaches are bad, but they are more defensive and lack offensive capabilities.

Beetle Corps have astonishing defense and strong combat power. With boosts from the queen and Li Yao, their strength will further enhance by one or two grades.

And there are more miscellaneous Elite Undead Army, which Li Yao no longer values.

These gains alone allow the Drying Sun Legion to completely control the Ghost Land without having to mind anyone else’s opinions.

The main acquisition is the Drying Sun, an Air Fortress; although not as massive as the Scourge Undead’s Sky City, the Drying Sun has many advantages. For instance, the energy from the Sunwell enables the Drying Sun to navigate the Elf Kingdom without consuming energy.

Moreover, it is much more flexible than Sky City, each having its own merits.

The Drying Sun is not just a flying ship; it also hosts numerous quasi-elite troops, including Liches, Banshees, Vampires, Skeleton Warriors, and in large numbers, causing the Drying Sun Legion to greatly expand.

If they were normal high elves, they certainly couldn’t fight alongside the Worm Tribe and the Undead.

But the reason Witherbarks were assigned to Li Yao is due to high elves ostracizing them. They were already regarded as outcasts by the high elves, causing Witherbarks to lose their arrogance.

As for Li Yao’s personal army, the Blue Dragon Queen and her two hundred guards are the core of Li Yao’s personal forces. This is a small legion consisting of dragons above the faction level, and after transformation and strengthening, its power will undoubtedly escalate another tier.

For personal power, killing Dalkhan allowed Li Yao to reach peak level and unlocked the peak tier.

The so-called peak tier refers to a way of enhancement after reaching the peak level.

Each level up grants a peak point, allowing attributes to enhance in four aspects.

These include primary attributes such as strength, agility, wisdom, and movement speed. Every peak point increases two points in primary attributes and a 0.2% speed boost, with a maximum enhancement limit of 50 peak tier points.

Next are secondary attributes, including spirit, endurance, strength, agility, and spell speed, similar to primary attribute enhancement.

Then there are defense attributes, including armor, elemental resistance, special armor, and special Divine Armor, although unlocking special armor and special Divine Armor requires reaching certain conditions on the path of the powerful.

Finally, there are various auxiliary attributes, which include gold coin drop rate, treasure drop rate, mount drop rate, and equipment drop rate.

With each peak level increase, the various attributes gain a peak point in rotation. For instance, peak level 1 boosts primary attributes, while peak level 2 boosts secondary attributes, and so on, in a cycle.

After reaching peak level, Li Yao’s attributes experienced a qualitative change and enhancement. His spiritual power and agility, in particular, underwent a qualitative change. In simple terms, Li Yao’s limit of five arrows per second has now increased to seven per second, without activating any states.

With all states activated, he can achieve ten arrows per second, marking a qualitative leap in improvement.

More importantly, reaching peak level allows Li Yao to utilize more techniques that he previously couldn’t, which is key.

Even the two dragon queens and other pets will experience enhancement, resulting in another explosive leap in Li Yao’s strength.

If Li Yao were peak level when attacking Daisom, and if Dalkhan foolishly allowed him to shoot an arrow, the result wouldn’t be just heavy injury.

Of course, the main gain is Dalkhan’s corpse, a peak level World-level Chief’s corpse, guaranteeing quality loot.

In reality, Li Yao’s killing of Dalkhan has caused many to feel envy, jealousy, and hatred. Some are considering discarding their Drying Sun Legion’s reputation in an attempt to seize the loot.

But knowing Li Yao, as soon as Dalkhan dies, the Dark Touch gathers Dalkhan’s loot, leaving no chance for anyone.

Li Yao directly had Morning Breeze cast magic to spread the sound across the battlefield: "The ruler of Daisom is dead, I shot him in the head, and the Soul Fire has been extinguished. To celebrate the impending victory and thank you new soldiers for your excellent performance in this long campaign, I have decided to offer a top-tier piece of equipment that dropped from Dalkhan as a reward. Of course, this requires the legion’s reputation to reach reverence and sufficient military merit for exchange. As for who ultimately receives it, it depends on your reputation and military merit. I will select a universally top-tier piece of business-level equipment, with special attributes post-max level, guaranteeing you won’t be disappointed."

Dalkhan dropped quite a few items, all being peak-level exquisite equipment, predominantly magical equipment, all of minimum quality dark gold grade rarity.

Li Yao selected a comparatively low-cost effectiveness item as the prize. Of course, comparatively speaking, it is outstanding peak-level dark gold, undeniably rare.

But Li Yao surely isn’t at a loss either; the saying "worth the price for the horse’s skeleton" explains it.

Although Li Yao seems foolish, remember that there is only one prize, and everyone wants top-tier dark gold-grade items.

So, what to do? Grind for reputation and military merit feverishly. Although the Drying Sun Legion is about to win, wrapping up involves not just Daisom but the entire Ghost Land, where undead still roam extensively. Relying solely on the Drying Sun Legion is exhausting and can’t cover everything.

Much work remains, and new temptations are essential, despite appearing unwise to lose one piece of equipment.

But with Li Yao’s wealth of experience, obtaining more equipment for the guild is not a complicated matter; he already has a plan.

He’s now peak level, and guild members are mostly above sixty-five, with top players even reaching sixty-seven.

Not far from peak level, once things here are sorted, and before he embarks on his quest for the path of the powerful, he plans to gather a set of peak-level equipment for the guild, which is also Li Yao’s method of motivating guild members.

After all, the equipment is placed right there, and quantity can’t be unlimited. If leveling is slow and someone else exchanges it, it’ll be troublesome. Hence, Li Yao naturally sets the rule that non-peak level players can only look, not exchange.

This will ignite another wave of fervor for Starfire.

It’s all similar in essence...