Overgeared

Chapter 135

Chapter 135

“It’s not like that. This is pure luck.”

Grid was even more surprised than Toban. He never expected a critical hit and to trigger the option of the gloves along with Kill.

‘A critical attack and five hits… It’s absurd.’

He felt invincible. The confident Grid declared, “Toban, I will completely get rid of the griffons.”

Until a little while ago, Toban put the griffons above Grid. However, he quickly changed his attitude after watching Grid turn the Griffon Captain into a critical state in one blow.

“Yes, it is possible if it is Grid! Let me serve as the bait!”

“Okay.” Grid was satisfied by the answer and dealt the ultimate blow to the collapsed Griffon Captain. “Pagma’s Swordsmanship, Link!”

Level 2 Link dealt 800% of his attack power. The Griffon Captain was severely injured by Kill and couldn’t withstand this attack.

Pipit! Pipipipit!

The Griffon Captain couldn’t resist the bombardment of energy swords that came out. It screamed painfully and turned into light.

[You have killed the Griffon Captain!]

[4,500,900 experience has been acquired.]

[3 griffon tendons have been acquired.]

[4 griffon leather have been acquired.]

[7 griffon bones have been acquired.]

[The spellbook ‘Tornado’ has been acquired.]

[Your level has risen.]

There were three types of bosses.

The first was a hidden boss such as Malacus, Pope Drevigo and Vampire Countess Marie Rose. They were usually humanoid NPCs and were the only ones who didn’t respawn again after dying. Their story was big enough to have a direct effect on Satisfy’s world view and they were overwhelmingly strong, making the rewards (items and experience) huge as well.

Unlike monsters, humans had an inherent limitation in their low health. But they had high health compared to ordinary users, so it couldn’t really be pointed out as a weak point. Their artificial intelligence was also high, so they were real bosses with close to zero weaknesses.

Ordinary users didn’t get a chance to meet a hidden boss and even if they did, they wouldn’t dream of succeeding in the raid.

The second was a dungeon boss. They appeared in the deepest part of each dungeon at regular intervals, and gave high rewards for those who succeeded in the raid.

Their basic abilities were at least 10 times higher than normal monsters and they had diverse attack patterns that made them difficult to handle with a small group of people. In particular, they had huge health and it was likely to be a long-term raid.

Most users referred to dungeon bosses when talking about boss monsters. It could be said that the goal of ordinary users was to raid dungeon bosses.

Finally, the third type was a field boss.

They directly threatened users all over Satisfy. Their stats were at least four times higher than normal monsters of the same level and their health was halfway between a hidden boss and dungeon boss.

The attack patterns didn’t have a lot of variation so it was hard to say they were exceptionally strong. For users with excellent combat control, it was impossible to hunt a field boss that was 30 levels lower alone.

But there were occasional field bosses with mutations. The mutant field bosses were as strong as dungeon bosses and users needed to be vigilant. For example, the Guardian of the Forest that dropped blue orichalcum was a mutant field boss.

was a common field boss. Grid didn’t like the

with this

users were able to acquire

probability of the Tornado spellbook dropping was only 0.1%, and the Griffon Captain

for an expensive price… Tsk, I’m glad I

was grumbling with

as he wildly ran away from 22

I’m not

and items, but the notification windows didn’t pop up? He hadn’t noticed because it wasn’t an ordinary situation, but he currently wasn’t in a party with

Quickly add me to the

puzzled as he asked,

do you mean, why? So I can be in

why should you be

Isn’t it natural to form a party when you go hunting with

loot with you?” Grid’s eyes shone. “You keep forgetting that you’re my slave, and are thus not equal to me. Just follow

“W-What?”

Toban accompanied Grid and came to realize that the Holy Light set wasn’t just a simple quest item, but a legendary set. Therefore, he felt even more ashamed and guilty about trying

At a minimum, they should hunt together in

much to not even let me in the party! I might be small in front of you, but I am

Kiooooh!

and the 22 griffons surrounded him. But Toban didn’t shrink

to take one step back. “Okay, I understand. If you say so, I will add you to the party. If you wish, I’ll even release

“Eh? R-Really?”

excited

then continued to say, “Instead, I’ll tell Jishuka what you did to me, and I will absolutely

“…”

punished for trying to

“G-Grid…”

Kiooooh!

with only one shield. Toban realized he would die in this way and started begging Grid, “I was wrong! I was too agitated after seeing you catch

“I don’t want to.”

“G-Grid!”

promise not to forget your position

“I understand! Okay!”

it. Grid was too spiteful. Toban was frustrated by the realization that he wouldn’t be able to escape his current status for the moment. At

***

Guild was famous among NPCs. Numerous royalty and nobles of each kingdom tried to recruit the Tzedakah Guild. They were tempted several times by titles, territories, and

waited to work in Winston with Grid,

a large

Lady Irene showed great favor to the Tzedakah Guild who cleared many quests

Bairan. Monsters often pop up so the population is small, but the area is large and

“…”

like to take over that village and receive the title of

very significant village to

was announced to the world. In addition, the Guardian of the Forest

hunting grounds and dungeons for high-level users, and the distance to Winston is only half a day

and it was a village where the guild members could easily level up. In addition, the population might be low

finally made her decision, “I am grateful for Lady Irene’s favor. I will be

to have a talent like

a baroness of the

enter the social circle of

become the lord of

system has

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