Chapter 935
After all, in the system's view, a battle like this is absolutely incredible and must be recorded in history.
Rating it as Epic is perfectly reasonable.
The battle result is Perfect.
This rating isn't on the same level as the previous two; it has appeared before, and isn't an ultra-high top-tier rating.
After all, Zhao Chi ultimately lost 70 female soldiers.
If they hadn't died, or if the casualties had been fewer, the result rating should have been even higher.
Combining the battle's difficulty, performance, and result, the system gave a +520% ultra-high experience bonus.
This was also within expectations.
As for experience...
Close to 2 million?
Zhao Chi counted several times and confirmed it was correct — that's how much it was.
Experience in the millions!
And Zhao Chi himself, with a 13% personal contribution, also got close to 260,000 experience.
It directly made his level jump 6 levels, reaching Level 22.
It really felt like riding a rocket.
Not only Zhao Chi, but Gu Qing, Tang Ruan, and Qi Yue also all rose to Level 22.
Qi Yue came later, so her original level was a bit lower.
But now, as levels rise and the experience required to level up increases, she has also caught up to Zhao Chi and the others' level.
There were quite a lot of spoils this time.
Although time was tight and they couldn't transport all the supplies from Xiao Ning's territory, Zhao Chi still made a fortune.
Grain seized: 68 tons.
There were staple grains, meat, and also vegetables, fruits, and so on.
Of course, there was also some meat whose type couldn't be identified.
Zhao Chi didn't want any of it and sold it all.
Calculated at an average of 10 copper coins per kilogram of food, these 68 tons could sell for 68 gold coins.
That's 1 gold coin per ton.
Even after taxes, there would be at least 50 gold coins.
Not a small amount either.
Basic resources were even more plentiful.
Wood, iron ore, stone, thatch, fur, iron ingots, cloth, and so on — a total of close to 22,000 units.
Of course, the most plentiful was the least valuable iron ore.
If sold all at once, it could probably fetch around 200 gold coins.
But Zhao Chi didn't sell any of it.
After all, these were basic resources — better to keep them as his own supply reserves.
With so many things, Merlin's logging team and Xia Jing's mining team don't need to work for the time being.
Added to that, Yang Lu's hunting team, which had long been idle, all have to temporarily go help others.
Mainly to help Fang Li's construction team.
What made Zhao Chi happiest was that this time they seized 1,009 units of rare materials.
Most of them were seized from Xiao Ning's storeroom.
And they were all commonly used rare materials, which could save Zhao Chi quite a bit of money.
Now there was turmoil everywhere, normal trading channels were lost, and buying things wasn't convenient.
With these rare materials, Zhao Chi's material needs could be eased.
Probably worth about 250 gold coins.
There were also quite a lot of equipment this time.
Refined iron equipment in particular — a full 1,030 pieces.
More than half of them were stripped from corpses, and a small portion were from stock.
Unfortunately, they were all men's.
But it didn't matter — they could be sold for money.
Normally, a set of 5 pieces of refined iron armor would be about 5 gold coins.
The refined iron armor Zhao Chi seized didn't have high durability; it was all covered with slash marks from the female soldiers and holes stabbed by spears.
This would lower the price quite a bit.
At an average of 1.5 gold coins per set, it could sell for over 300 gold coins, and after taxes, still over 200 gold coins.
Not bad either.
There were also nearly 6,500 pieces of iron equipment — a small portion were weapons, and most were armor.
Most of the armor was also taken from corpses and had been damaged by the female soldiers, so it wasn't worth much.
The weapons were also severely worn and couldn't fetch a good price either.
Sold at the prices of damaged armor and old weapons, selling them all could still bring in about 600 gold coins.
That was acceptable too.
Some of those leather armors were new, and some were taken off Level 1 beastmen militia.
These leather armors all had decent durability, so their price hadn't dropped much — selling them could probably also bring in about 200 gold coins.
GLOSSARY:
【Zhao Chi, Tang Ruan, Yang Lu, Xia Jing, Gu Qing, Qi Yue, Xiao Ning, Merlin, Fang Li】
If all this equipment were sold, Zhao Chi could get 1,000 gold coins.
Not a small amount.
But Zhao Chi's losses were considerable too.
The female soldiers' equipment was basically all broken — little durability left, or completely destroyed.
Including shields and spare shields.
The weapons' durability was also running low; they all need replacing.
If we calculate: a full set of iron armor + 2 shields + all weapons, that's 1,600 brand-new iron equipment pieces needed, costing roughly 450 gold coins.
After all, brand-new equipment is naturally more expensive than the damaged spoils captured.
On average, 2,800 copper coins per piece.
Of course, this is only a very rough average. The most expensive are the breastplates; gauntlets and iron spears are relatively cheaper.
But Zhao Chi won't buy them.
He'll definitely have the blacksmiths like Ding Dang make them.
Iron ingots and other materials are plentiful — it just takes time.
Besides equipment, the fashion outfits were also basically lost.
Those female soldiers aren't like Tang Ruan — they don't have super-strong defensive abilities.
So once the female soldiers' iron armor was broken, they would all switch to fashion outfits to protect their bodies.
Fashion outfits have no defense, but they have durability.
They can take a few hits for those female soldiers.
The female soldiers were of course reluctant.
But this was Zhao Chi's order.
It had to be done this way.
Fashion outfits really do cost a lot to make — losing one means losing quite a bit of money.
But if the fighting is truly fierce, to the point where armor durability is completely spent, there's no time to worry about losses.
At that point, you have to win the war at any cost, or you might even lose your life.
After all, losing a fashion outfit is just losing money.
But losing a female soldier is losing combat power — you might lose.
The fashion outfits must be used to absorb damage.
Fortunately, the fashion outfits were all made by Zhao Chi himself — he only lost some material costs, and the spoils included many rare materials that can fully cover this gap.
Of course, there's also some consumption of medicines, which is hard to estimate — probably around 30 gold coins?
War really does burn through money.
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