Overgeared

Grid had no intention of staying away from Khan's final work. It was only when he wore Valhalla on his body that he felt secure. The affection and goodwill of Khan, contained in the work, were used as a type of protection. It was ever since becoming emperor. It was common for him to take off Valhalla when wearing traditional clothes from all over the world as a courtesy, but this was why he always wore Valhalla in wars.

However, he knew from the very beginning that maintaining the original form of Valhalla was foolish stubbornness. Didn't he have a hard time when he ought Baal this time? Unfortunately, Valhalla's performance was far below that of the dragon armor. It was necessary to break this stubbornness. He couldn't commit the mistake of losing the current Khan by clinging to his memories of Khan.

'I can't let Khan be used by the heavenly gods forever. I have to become stronger and help him reincarnate by any means and methods.'

Taang, taang, taang...

Valhalla of Infinite Affection—the main intention of this work was the safety of the wearer. Khan designed Valhalla just for the safety and convenience of Grid. This affectionate heart was imprinted on Grid's subconscious mind and became the source of his mental world.

Grid had no intention of changing the basic structure of Valhalla. It was already complete and there was no need for it. He planned to maintain the shape so it didn't go against Khan's intentions, but he would replace the material with dragon scales. At first, he would start with the vital points and then progress little by little, savoring the traces left by Khan as slowly as possible. In any case, the quantity of dragon scales that he could obtain was limited.

'We've been making frequent eye contact since last time.'

Grid felt a presence when forging Xenon's scales and glanced out the window while waving.

Elnithana—she was one of the thousands of members of the Overgeared Guild. Her ranking was very average, but she was especially noticeable. It wasn't just because she was beautiful, but because the background was special. She came from the Ryan Merchant Group, a subject of intensive observation. She was heavily used by Lauel because her mind spun quickly. It had only been a few months since she acted as Lauel's aide, so she couldn't help standing out. Additionally, the name Elnithana was obviously taken from the name Nathaniel.

'It is the name of the Rothschild family of this day.'

There was no way she could be Nathaniel, but since she was from the Ryan Merchant Group, there was a good chance she had something to do with it. Lauel had repeatedly insisted that he needed to keep her by his side to watch her. He had reached the stage where he was convinced that Rothschild was beyond the Ryan Merchant Group.

For Grid, everything felt unrealistic.

The greatest victim of Nazism—Rothschild was a family that declined greatly in the 21st century after suffering from massive wars and assets being divided. Many years later, rumors circulated that it had revived and regained its old wealth and power, but they were just rumors. Even if the rumors were true, why would they approach Grid through Satisfy? Originally, there were many conspiracy theories related to Rothschild in the past. There was even a saying that they were the dark curtain that dominated the world.

was something absurd about being blatantly wary

said he would take

and the main figures of the Overgeared Guild. There was less chance that the word 'fan' was false. Grid didn't dare to doubt her behavior of often

must want to find peace of mind by looking at

suffer while working under a chuunibyou boss like Lauel? He could fully understand her desire to look at him and purify

Insight, but it was possible for him to vaguely see whether a person had disrespectful intentions just by looking into their eyes. In his opinion, the way that Elnithana was looking at him was very favorable and pure. He felt curious because she often looked very pitiful, but he

with an anxious expression, stopped and asked,

Grid nodded. "Of course."

great. This wasn't the end. Grid got the strongest dragon weapon of all

showdown. The only means by which he

course, Baal had multiple lives, but the more he is killed, the weaker he will

a player. His lives were

I die in exchange for taking Baal's life one or two

were very high. The experience value gained in the process of fighting Baal exceeded the experience value lost by death. The fraudulent nature of

place, the chances of dying

situation where he died, he was unlikely to drop items. The probability of dropping items was proportional to the infamy. This

very high luck stat. The luck stat increased the probability of beneficial things happening and lowered the probability of harmful things happening. It was such a vague concept and was hard to trust because it was based on 'probability,' but Grid had been through too much. He now readily admitted that he was lucky. It was a bit bittersweet that even his luck was gained through effort rather than being born with it, but in any case,

Nefelina's anxiety was extremely high. "By

the end, Once Grid died and she was left alone,

which used coordinates as a reference to move around, the dimension itself was distorted to connect the desired location and current location together. As such, Baal's ability that sealed all movement skills and magic couldn't block

"She will protect us."

would move them to the crystal castle. Of course, it wouldn't be easy to get the timing right,

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filled with water again. The temples that had

"......"