SWDnovel Chapter 67 Oh my god, why didn't you say so earlier?
Chapter 67 Oh my god, why didn't you say so earlier?
"The cat is charging up, interrupt it, interrupt it!" Commander Zhenyu was confident of victory.
It's supposed to be a test of reaction and memorization, even with a "first impression kill" mechanic, but she managed to turn it into a spoiler mode.
The melee DPS and tanks had already established trust in the raid leader, and even without seeing an interruptible cast bar, they still used the interrupt skill Kuku on the cat.
Ding!Ding!Ding!
A series of metallic clanging sounds, like the clash of swords, rang out, clearly the sound effects of a successful interruption!
"The cat didn't make any movements, how did the leader figure it out?" Everyone was truly impressed.
I was just joking when I said "it's on". Everyone knows that you can't use cheats in this game. Being able to predict traps and mechanics is a real skill.
Many people are already planning to add each other as friends so they can learn from each other when tackling challenging dungeons.
Only Du Ge had a strange expression.
Based on his understanding of his teammate of five years, this girl's skills, awareness, and execution were decent, but her reconnaissance and command abilities...
It's not that it's dispensable, but it's also that it's utterly lacking in quality.
She definitely did some hidden mission; it might even be the buff that Loxi gave her before she left!
No rush, Du Ge has already turned on the recording function.
Trying to show off in front of him will eventually backfire, so record it all and then take him down in real life!
"Quickly, the defenses are about to break through, prepare to focus fire," Zhen Yu said confidently, as if everything was under control.
"Focus your fire on the base pages, don't hit the cat, the cat will reflect damage!"
Several ranged players jerked their hands and quickly switched their locked targets.
With a crackling sound, spells and combat techniques flew out, hitting the "Rare Book" just a few seconds before it ran out of magic and was about to recharge.
Crit!
Weakness attack!
A long string of exploding numbers flashed, and the Boss's health dropped rapidly, soon entering the kill threshold.
"Burst potion, kill it in one hit!" Without needing to say more, the players all swiped their burst potions and relentlessly attacked.
Although I don't know why, the effect of the burst potion is less than half in this dungeon, but having something to use is better than nothing.
Just before the shield was restored, "Rare Book" lost all its health and collapsed to the ground.
Three glittering treasure chests appeared on the ground.
Strangely, those who used to scramble to touch the box were all unusually well-behaved today.
"Commander, you've made a great contribution, why don't you go and lead the way?" Du Ge suggested seriously.
Zhenyu turned around and glared at him: "You're slacking off!"
She won't open it; she has PTSD.
We haven't had our fun yet. What if we fall into a trap and get teleported to the circular corridor map? Wouldn't that be hilarious?
"Alright, alright." Du Ge didn't hesitate and pulled out a stack of skill book fragments and some equipment.
After passing through the boss battle area, there is a spacious plaza ahead, which seems to be used specifically for resupply and rest.
In the middle of the square, a solid metal monument, seemingly transported from a science fiction film set next door, stands silently on the ground.
【Sacred Monument】
The players' eyes lit up. Wasn't this the "Advanced Intelligent Divine Stele" mentioned in the quest?
Why is it so still? It looks like it's out of power.
"Commander, what should we do?" Everyone was stuck in their old ways and didn't want to think.
Little did they know that their beloved commander, Zhenyu, was sweating profusely and extremely embarrassed, his toes digging into the floor.
Because the "hang" function is no longer working!
Everything else was normal, but this divine stele in front of her was a complete whole, and she couldn't see anything about it!
Du Ge noticed Zhen Yu's subtle movements, walked over, nudged her, and whispered in her ear, "Do you need my help?"
"Godfather, help me!" Zhen Yu sent a rapid private message, her eyes resolute.
She retracted her previous statement about her son, saying that in crucial moments, her godfather was the one who was reliable.
"Here," Du Ge took out a small, square blue crystal that he had just bought from the Creation Machine and handed it to Zhen Yu: "Go quickly."
The tone was very much like commanding a pet.
But Zhenyu didn't care about such details. She cleared her throat and walked up to the crowd: "I'll give it a try!"
Pick up the standard block and place it directly in front of the monument.
On the surface, he seemed confident, but in reality, he was panicking and was trying anything as a last resort.
"We've got a job." Fang Qi began his performance.
The edges of the monument glowed with a flowing light, and the icy blue light scanned across the standard cube.
The standard blocks disappeared quickly, layer by layer, as if data were being transferred.
He emitted a cold, mechanical voice: "Pure energy detected, system starting up... Startup complete. Current energy reserve: 0.2%, estimated to last for 30 seconds. Please replenish energy as needed."
"Greetings: Students from Akasha Academy, thank you for your help."
The light flickered, sometimes bright, sometimes dim, and it looked like it was about to shut down.
"Who still has standard cubes?" Zhenyu asked.
Most players shook their heads, while only a few story enthusiasts and collectors pulled out a few standard cubes.
This thing costs 700 gold coins each, it's expensive, and we don't know what it's used for. Everyone was thinking of asking the NPC after they finished the game before buying it. Who knew we would suddenly need it here?
Eight cubes were lined up in front of Fang Qi, and he scanned and collected them all without any hesitation.
The control monument flashed twice and then lit up again: "Detection: Life form status has declined, combat efficiency reduced by 45%, 'Supply Contract' will be available soon."
hum.
A huge, semi-transparent screen was projected in front of everyone.
"Dungeon Shop?" The players felt a strange sense of familiarity, but couldn't quite place where they had seen it before.
Before they could even discuss what was inside, Rosie, who had been lying in ambush behind the wall, suddenly jumped out in a panic, carrying two boxes bigger than a person.
"Adventurers, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting! The academy has prepared these for you!" She suddenly stopped, and the cubes popped out of the deliberately opened box and fell to the ground.
"Oops!" Rose patted her head, quickly squatted down, and used both hands and feet to frantically pick things up from the box.
"You did a great job." Fang Qi praised him, thinking that hardworking Palu was always a relief.
Perhaps because he's been acting a lot lately, Rosie has developed a new interest besides alchemy, and spends all his free time studying an acting textbook.
From initially needing him to explain every word, line, and action countless times, to now only needing a goal and a general direction, Roxi can improvise on his own, showing remarkable progress!
For example, they are performing very well right now.
Players' eyes lit up when they saw the standard blocks falling from the chest, and they were eager to try them out.
I knew the developers would never sell such a crucial item outside of dungeons!
They could see it clearly; at the very bottom of the supply list, it said:
"Divine Age Textual Vision: Through a special contract, you can connect with the Divine Stele to unlock a textual vision, including functions such as exploration, prediction, and weakness detection."
"Maintaining this requires a supply of clean energy, approximately 0.1% every three minutes."
The players who made it through were all incredibly shrewd, and by this point they all realized what was happening.
Their leader clearly used some method to purchase a bunch of standard cubes and sign a contract with the Divine Stele in advance.
Oh my god, why didn't you say so earlier!
The dog leader almost managed to finish it off!