Chapter 182: Saving the "Survivor" Snorlax

The Qi-gathering skill, to put it simply, is the charging skill that comes with the equipment.

This charging skill has basically no restrictions on the user. As long as it meets the basic requirements of the equipment, the Qi-gathering skill can be released.

The Qi-gathering skill will have its own skill level, and will also take some effects of +1 for all skills and +1 for a single skill tree. However, once the Qi-gathering times are used up, the Qi-gathering skill is basically useless unless a professional can be found to recharge it.

Luke's cheap master, the Giant Blacksmith, does not have this ability for the time being. As for Luke himself, perhaps he can look forward to the Dark Blacksmith trading panel that may be opened after he raises the "Money First" point.

As the leader of the team, Luke only considers the skill coordination when distributing new parts. The main reason why he gave this necklace to Feng is that he thinks the effect of the Magic Shadow Cloak is more suitable for Feng.

The essence of this skill is to summon the power of shadows, hide oneself in it, and at the same time block the vision and weaken the defense of the surrounding enemies.

In other words, while blinding the enemy, the caster's own field of vision will also be greatly reduced.

Although it is not as blind as a monster, the shadow will limit the caster's vision to about 1 meter.

For normal melee fighters, the effect of this magic shadow cloak is almost two-way. When blinding the enemy, it is almost the same as being blind. However, for Feng, who can sense the surrounding situation to a certain extent through air flow and can move with eyes closed for a short period of time, this negative effect can be almost ignored.

As for what Feng and her brother Jifeng were thinking when the necklace was sent, it was completely out of Luke's consideration.

Blinded, defense weakened by 21%, physical damage doubled, even a corpse fire tank with 2.5 times the health can't stand such a torment.

So it really wants to run this time... But where can it run after being stuck with the magic shadow cloak?

Not only can it not find the way, it thinks it is walking in a straight line, but in fact it has been leaning to the right and turning forward.

In the end, under the concentrated fire of Luke's side, which was not stingy with the gathering skills and bomb consumables, the panicked corpse fire tank still staggered and knelt down on the ground while running, and fell silent.

Luke's experience value soared by nearly 8,000 points, because the last kill was taken by Viper, a mercenary.

The basic experience value of this corpse fire is about 6,000, and the 2.5 times bonus is reduced to 82% because Luke is 6 levels lower than it, and then 65% is taken, and finally this value is obtained.

Falcon Dragon, who did not take action throughout the whole process, silently guarded behind Luke and observed everything in front of him.

Normally, a large boss of this strength is not something that Luke's team can deal with. Instead, it requires at least a tank-type melee profession of equal strength to attract hatred, or simply a large amount of long-range concentrated fire to kill the enemy.

Not to mention that because of Luke's "strange" contract relationship, the physical strength of this giant zombie mutant has also been greatly increased.

But they still did it, and even all of them were unharmed, which is very rare.

Hayabusa thought that the four words "promising future" were a very fair evaluation for them.

Luke, who had habitually opened the task panel, also found that he had completed a side quest.

[Side quest: Glutton and Violent Maniac]

[Task Guide: There was a conflict between the greedy foodie and the angry monster. Among them, you chose to eliminate the angry monster. ]

[Task Reward: The probability of searching for the angry monster "Corpse Rage" skill is increased to 100%, you can choose whether to add the "Survival Road" keyword when searching for skills, and any search skill will inevitably trigger the drop of 1 additional rune. ]

[Task Note: The greedy foodie "Snorlax" is out of danger, you can try to save it as a survivor... But if you choose to save it, please be mentally prepared in various senses in advance. ]

Hmm?

Luke was stunned when he saw the task note.

Luke has nothing to say about the rewards of the mission. It is just the same as the previous regular rewards, except that there is an additional item that must drop runes, which is not bad.

But the tips on the mission notes made Luke quite concerned.

In the "Dead Rising" game series, there is a very important game link, which is the "Save Survivors" series of missions.

By gathering the survivors who survived by chance in various places in the town full of zombies and bringing them back to the safe house, players can get a lot of experience, money and other things as rewards.

And the so-called survivors, in fact, do not only refer to humans.

In "Dead Rising 2", there is a mission to kill the madman that can be encountered in the early stage. The madman is an animal breeder who was driven crazy in the apocalyptic environment. In order to let his beloved tiger eat fresh meat, the crazy breeder chose to attack other survivors everywhere and feed the tiger with their meat.

In the mission, both the breeder and the tiger are enemies that can be attacked.

But as long as the keeper can be killed in advance, the remaining tiger can actually be tamed by feeding it meat steaks. After being tamed successfully, it can also help the player to bite and attack zombies.

...It is still counted as a "female survivor" and can get experience points from related books.

What a tigress!

However, when Luke played this part and saw that the legendary investigator he controlled actually brought an adult tigress back to the safe house full of survivors, he couldn't help but have a question mark on his head.

Why do you put people and tigers in the cage together! ? What a fresh meat buffet!

Obviously, the Snorlax that was rolling over and scratching its butt like a hill not far away was also judged as a survivor.

It's this rescue... Who is saving who? Does it need to be saved by myself?

Moreover, the task prompt also asked me to be mentally prepared before rescuing. Considering that the tigress was fed three or four pieces of mature meat steaks when she was rescued in the second generation... Could it be that I was asked to feed this Snorlax! ?

Luke turned his head suddenly and looked at the little mountain of dust that was stirred up by a fart after being scratched, and immediately doubted his life.

You know, even the original standard data of Snorlax with a height of 2.1 meters and a weight of 460 kilograms has to eat food close to its body weight every day, and this behemoth that is probably more than 5 meters tall and weighs more than three tons at least has to eat at least two or three tons of food to be satisfied, right?

Luke couldn't help but count his pitiful biscuit inventory and couldn't help but fall into confusion.