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Now, Sunglasses Cat is five levels higher than Lufeng, reaching level 47. Although the growth of Experience is limited, the attack power is quite sharp, with an attack of ten thousand, each hit on monsters reaching five to six thousand damage, allowing them to take down a monster over level 30 in just a few seconds. The bosses in Moya Cave are only level 35, which is why Lufeng and others chose this place to farm weapons.
Monsters around level 30 generally drop weapons of levels 30 to 40, and weapons below level 40 are basically discarded. The highest-level weapon that can drop here is level 40, making it the best choice for crafting artifacts. Although the drop rate is low, the weapons that drop are usually unidentified level 40 weapons. This means that players who reach level 40 can take on the Artifact Quest. If Lufeng and others go to the Feed Factory for level 40 monsters, even if they can drop weapons above level 40, Lufeng is currently only level 42. If they want a Dual Perfection weapon at level 48, they will have to wait until they reach level 48 to take on the Artifact Quest.
Therefore, those with common sense would choose a level 40 Dual Perfection weapon to craft artifacts. Ultimately, it varies from person to person. If someone has not taken on the Artifact Quest by level 49, they need to be cautious; weapon selection is secondary; the key is to avoid leveling up to 50. Otherwise, it will be difficult to form a team for level 40 content and hard to farm the New Mang Divine Talisman at level 1.
This time farming monsters is Lufeng's team's first attempt. Although their leveling speed isn't as fast as farming reverses, it's not too slow either. The most important point is that Lufeng and others used a Cosmic Jar, which automatically picks up items. Newly dropped items disappear automatically until their inventory is full.
Every ten minutes, Lufeng's cleared inventory gets filled again. Reluctantly, everyone has to keep stackable items, materials, and unidentified level 40 weapons while discarding non-stackable items that won't sell for much silver.
"Ding!"
System prompt: Congratulations on completing the Imperial Edict!
Hearing this system notification sound, Lufeng smiled at Critical Hit: "I believe everyone knows about the Imperial Edict quest!" Seeing Murong Xiaoxiao shake her head, Lufeng continued explaining: "This quest was one I picked up from the Imperial Guard Commander when I entered the cave before. Last time we had one that required items; such quests are the hardest to complete. There are also two other scenarios: defeating a certain number of monsters in a specific map or defeating a certain number of monsters in any map within a difference of ten levels from your own."
"What does a difference of ten mean?" Gao Chao asked in confusion.
Lufeng felt an urge to smack him but patiently explained: "Only monsters that are no lower or higher than ten levels from your own count!"
"So, we must have taken on the third scenario!"
Lufeng ignored Gao Chao and continued: "This type of Imperial Edict can be taken frequently; if it's not the third type, just abandon it and take another after fifteen minutes. If it is, even if we go farm in a Dungeon, it will still count towards our quest completion. This way, we can complete the quest while earning a large amount of Experience; in our current location, it's generally around 100,000 Experience as a reward. The higher your level, the more you earn; therefore, players who don't take on the Imperial Edict while farming monsters are missing out!"
Hearing Lufeng's deep understanding of the game, Wang Xiaojing couldn't help but look at him differently: "Wow! How come I never noticed this quality in you before?"
Lufeng smiled slightly: "Just average; I'm ranked third in the world. Let's farm for a bit longer before we turn in our quests and then head back to collect Second Generation Baby items. In any case, there are many quests ahead; everyone should be prepared for some hard work!"
However, no one paid much attention; Gao Chao even boasted: "Dare to say it's tough? Think about how the Red Army marched twenty-five thousand miles! Dare to say it's tiring? Just wash up and go to bed! What does our little bit count for? As long as big brother can make me awesome, I'll follow your lead!"
"Alright! As long as you all follow my arrangements and complete the corresponding quests, I guarantee you'll be a hundred times better than ordinary players!"
Seeing even the most carefree Gao Chao so passionate, Lufeng felt he should express something too. Although he didn't know what had motivated Gao Chao so much, this kind of upward spirit was exactly what Lufeng wanted. Playing games is like sales; if you want to succeed, you have to be crazy—simple-mindedly charging ahead can be a rather foolish yet direct path to success because many things aren't what we can foresee; perhaps executing them will yield better results. Just like how Lufeng practices Bursting Qi now—charging forward recklessly while continuously unleashing skills.
After an unknown amount of time, Lufeng was finally able to release any skill within ten seconds. Although it still took ten seconds to unleash a single skill, it was considered a significant breakthrough.
Suddenly, Lufeng felt that many people were heading in his direction. Looking at the time, he realized that more than an hour had passed, and he had reached level 43.
"Everyone, hurry back to Dali City! Don't confront these people. This monster spawn point is highly sought after; it's a battleground for the strong and a must-fight area for players!"
Although Wang Xiaojing and the others had their own opinions, they were too lazy to voice them, knowing that Lufeng wouldn't listen. Despite Lufeng's somewhat stubborn approach, everyone was still willing to trust him.
Upon returning to Dali City, the first thing they did was tally their loot. Lufeng was surprised to find that the six of them had collectively obtained 38 level 40 weapons. This drop rate was quite high; with one hour equaling 3600 seconds, they averaged about three seconds per monster, which meant they had only defeated a little over a thousand monsters. With a 3% drop rate, it could be considered a stroke of luck!
"Go, go! Let's buy identification scrolls and see whose luck is the best! Hopefully, we can get more than six Dual Perfection items this time. If we all take on quests together, we can make Divine Tokens faster!"
Identification scrolls could be purchased from four different locations at lower prices. Of course, various identification scrolls could also be bought not far from the entrance of the first layer of the Underground Palace. Players who didn't know where to buy them would have to purchase from other players, usually those who were too lazy to go far.
The NPCs selling identification scrolls were distributed across four locations and offered ten different levels of scrolls, from level 1 to level 10. Level 40 weapons required a level 4 identification scroll, while weapons above level 40 needed a level 5 scroll.
1. Dali Identification Scroll Merchant - sells level 1-4 general identification scrolls.
2. Jinsuo Village in the southeast of Erhai (276, 198) - Jian Ding NPC sells level 5-7 identification scrolls.
3. Patrol Camp in the northeast of Wuyi (212, 47) - Jian Ting NPC sells level 5-8 identification scrolls.
4. Guangning Town in Liaoxi (171, 189) - Sword Identification NPC sells level 8-10 identification scrolls.
Lufeng and the others purchased identification scrolls based on the number of unidentified weapons they had. Level 4 identification scrolls cost 4 silver coins each; Lufeng had six unidentified weapons, while Gao Chao and Qin Shou each had seven, and the others had six as well.
Using an identification scroll was very simple. When summoned with thought, an eye would appear that needed to be moved over the weapon; once it did, the eye would disappear and the unidentified weapon would be identified as if it had been enlightened. However, at this point, the weapon's quality still wouldn't be displayed; they would need to visit a weapon master at a weapon shop for quality assessment.
Equipment quality assessments could be done at Luoyang or Suzhou Blacksmith Shop, but this time Lufeng and his group chose to go to Suzhou Blacksmith Shop since they could also accept Artifact Quests there.
Everyone was very excited about Dual Perfection as they mounted their flying dragons and traveled through Waystation Boss to reach Suzhou Blacksmith Shop.
Ou Yezi is a Grandmaster and also the publisher of Artifact Quest, releasing many tasks and helping to appraise weapons' Quality. The unified price for appraising any weapon is 40 silver coins. In the eyes of the Master, only through appraisal can one determine the quality of a weapon. The quality of the Quality determines whether it can be forged into a divine artifact. Successfully forging a divine artifact is a challenging process, but Ou Yezi will assist players in creating their own divine artifacts, making him quite generous.
Without a level 40 Dual Perfection weapon, one cannot accept tasks. Lufeng allows everyone to come one by one to appraise Quality at intervals, increasing the chances of producing perfect results.
Wang Xiaojing is the first to try, and her First Weapon turns out to be a divine artifact, marking a great start. However, the next five weapons are not Dual Perfection, leaving her greatly disappointed and only able to accept tasks herself. Gao Chao is the second person to appraise; whether due to luck or other reasons, none of the seven weapons he appraised are Dual Perfection, nearly driving him crazy! Next, Qiu Han appraises two, Xiaoxiao appraises three, and Lufeng appraises one. This is enough for everyone and brings a deep sigh of relief from Lufeng. Currently, level 40 weapons cost over a hundred j, which is shockingly expensive. Most players would rather spend a day grinding monsters, but without a team and with bad luck, even spending an entire day makes it hard to find a Dual Perfection.
"This Ou Yezi definitely has issues!" Gao Chao blames his frustrations on Ou Yezi.
Wang Xiaojing shakes her head: "It's not that the road is uneven; it's that you're not good enough!"
When Lufeng played Heavenly Dragon before, he had gambled on these unappraised weapons and bought many of them. Frustratingly, none turned out to be Dual Perfection upon appraisal. Later he learned that those unscrupulous merchants had scanned these items with software beforehand and knew they were not Dual Perfection; that's why they sold them at such low prices in bulk.
Thus, Lufeng would rather buy Dual Perfection weapons than unappraised ones or grind for level 40 weapons himself since the chances of getting Dual Perfection are much higher that way.
Qin Shou is the last to appraise Quality; he also has seven weapons. Summarizing the experiences of Lufeng and others, he hands all seven weapons to Ou Yezi at once and whispers a few words in his ear. It's unknown how much Qin Shou spent on appraisal fees, but he manages to appraise all his equipment at once and surprisingly finds four of them are Dual Perfection. His luck is truly remarkable, infuriating Gao Chao even more.
In total, eleven Dual Perfection weapons have been appraised. The chances of finding Dual Perfection among these unfiltered weapons are still quite high—about one in four turns out to be Dual Perfection—exciting everyone slightly.
After finishing the Quality appraisal, Lufeng quickly arranges: "Alright, everyone take one weapon each; hand over the extra five to Xiaoxiao. From now on, Xiaoxiao will manage the materials. For weapons that are not Dual Perfection, everyone can pick one they like for now. The dual-perfect weapons will disappear after completing Artifact Quest; upon task completion, they will turn into incomplete Divine Tokens!"
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