Chapter 79
War Disaster Military Flag
Item Level: 10
Quality: Purple
Type: Polearm Weapon/Curiosity
Durability: Soul-Bound (This item will be soul-bound to the host; when the host's soul perishes, it will automatically break.)
Equipment Effects:
1. Upon sight, it summons great soldiers.
The item constantly emits a frenzied radiance; this effect can be dispelled, suppressed, or resisted.
When friendly troops appear within the flag's range, they will receive a frenzied blessing with no negative effects; within this range, this effect cannot be dispelled, suppressed, or resisted.
2. War Rhythm
The item can draw strength from war, granting an aura buff to creatures within the flag's enhancement range,
Within the aura's range, it can bless allied weapons, granting them an additional armor-piercing (extra damage to armor) spell effect.
3. Grace Blessing
The item can absorb divinity/elements/divinity and convert them according to their corresponding attributes into appropriate blessings.
Current Additional Effects:
Mountain God's Power: Friendly units within the flag's range gain a 5% defense bonus and innate armor +1.
PS: At this moment, the curtain of the epic has risen; I hope it turns out to be a good story…… — Divine Artisan·Omnipotent Forger·Màigé ní
Mu Yi looked quite satisfied at the 'Mu' character great flag in his hand.
Whether in Jixiao's new book, 《General: Know Your Profession》, or elsewhere, the importance of military flags has been mentioned.
Normally, abstract things are hard for people to remember, but legions based on the commander will bear a distinct personal flair, sometimes even making it difficult to shake off the drawbacks brought by personal traces; thus, using a concrete military flag as an anchor makes it easier to gather the army's spirit and energy.
Ordinary military flags naturally work as well, but it is obvious that a sufficiently excellent military flag can better accomplish the task of rallying.
Next, the plan is to find a way to recruit troops and horses.
Before that, he needs to have a sufficiently large garrison base, or rather, territory?
Maintaining troops has always been a troublesome matter since ancient times; without sufficient provisions, even the basic needs of sustaining an army cannot be met.
Perhaps participating in a large-scale campaign would be a good decision; I've heard many followers come from the worlds of those large-scale campaigns.
Not only are there wars between nations, but also conflicts between worlds.
Abyssal invasions, Insect Tribe Catastrophes, and intelligent machine crises are also not uncommon on the Comprehensive Network.
Just like Àizélāsī, with undead calamities and the Burning Legion taking turns, it's simply terribly unfortunate.
In such an invaded world, as long as one can hold a foothold, they can legally possess the local territory and even enjoy rear-area resource subsidies.
However, to hold a patch of land in such a war… without Legend strength, one probably couldn't even withstand a single round of attack.
"Your posted commission invitation has been accepted; would you like to proceed to the Temporary Space for a meeting!"
Just as Mu Yi was idly browsing the Trading Center, a Comprehensive Network message suddenly popped up.
Mu Yi's earlier commission posted on the Comprehensive Network Trading Center had been accepted; as a composite platform, the Trading Center of the Comprehensive Network also has countless people undertaking commission tasks.
After all, people often encounter things beyond their capabilities.
Even if you can shatter stars with a single punch and one sword's light chills ten Jiuzhou, when faced with healing and saving lives, you can only obediently post a commission and seek others' help.
The Temporary Space, besides the Trading Center, is another venue for interaction provided by the Comprehensive Network; unlike the bustling market, this place is more suitable for conducting covert transactions or negotiations.
However, one must pay.
"Agree!"
Light flashed, and Mu Yi disappeared from the Trading Center.
When Mu Yi opened his eyes again, he found himself in an empty, barren place with nothing.
And before him, a being whose appearance could not be made out also happened to appear.
"This space is as shabby as ever!" the being, whose face could not be seen, sighed while taking out a table and chair from the space, inviting Mu Yi to sit down.
"Would you like something to drink?"
"Whatever!"
Mu Yi sat in the chair, astonishedly gazing at the being before him; as soon as he closed his eyes, the other seemed to nonexist, and his perception completely lost its effect.
The Temporary Space provided by the Comprehensive Network merely shields the appearances of both parties, making them impossible to investigate; otherwise, nothing else changes—this power is entirely beyond comprehension.
However, correspondingly, Mu Yi understands that in reality, if the other does not wish to reveal themselves, he has not the slightest chance of detecting them.
"I didn't expect the one who commissioned me to be an apprentice; perhaps we might even have a chance to cooperate in the future!"
The Legend Thief, while expressing sentiment, handed Mu Yi a cup of red tea.
"Take out the item, then; I'd like to see what kind of treasure chest deserves a pass to the Dragon's Nest!"
"The pass is useless in my hand; using it for trade is the best choice!" Mu Yi placed the treasure chest on the ground.
To be honest, at first he had wanted to open this chest via the Comprehensive Network, but he didn't expect the required price to be an astronomical figure, so Mu Yi could only resort to using the Dragon's Nest pass to commission the Legend Thief to help open the chest.
A treasure chest worth such an astronomical unlocking price should at least be able to break even, right?
Under normal circumstances, a Legend thief possessing the Legend skill-All-Purpose Deft Hands can open the vast majority of treasure chests.
"Looks like it's still a big guy!" the Legend thief said excitedly, "Let me see what secret this treasure chest hides..."
However, just as Mu Yi had finished drinking the red tea in his cup, the Legend thief still hadn't succeeded.
Mu Yi looked at him somewhat suspiciously; in a red dragon's nest with a challenge level of 15+, having a treasure chest that couldn't be opened was already strange enough, and now even the Legend thief couldn't open this treasure chest?
Really? How could he feel that the other party was completely using acting skills to fool him? Could it be that they wanted to jack up the price?
"Opened!"
Just as Mu Yi was making all sorts of guesses, the Legend thief, sweat pouring down his face, opened the treasure chest, then plopped onto the chair.
Damn thing, could what's inside this be a divine artifact? My lockpicking level actually went up a level!
After gulping down the tea in the teapot in one go, the Legend thief looked at Mu Yi with a face full of annoyance.
I thought I had picked up a bargain, but I never expected—damn it, I went to a lot of trouble.
"Is this thing something you cooked up in a Plane secret realm?" the Legend thief said, and although phrased as a question, his tone was quite certain.
Mu Yi nodded; there was nothing to hide about it.
"I knew it—only the Comprehensive Net could come up with something this infuriating!" the Legend thief cursed.
Unlike treasure chests made by intelligent beings, the Comprehensive Net's treasure chests are notorious for trouble and annoyance; who knows where they got them from.
Fortunately, he managed to open it without smashing his own sign.
At first, he indeed had an element of performance; after all, for a thief, using words to deceive others is perfectly normal.
After all, their profession brings suspicion and wariness; if they don't put on an act, how else can they get by?
But once he realized the problem, he was really drenched in sweat; it was indeed hard to open, and only after trying nine different lockpicking methods did he manage to open it.
End of Chapter
