Someone!

……

Nu Tao has been exploring the water curtain cave for more than half an hour.

During this period, I killed more than ten monsters, dug three or four copper mines, and collected all five thick-stemmed mushrooms required for the mission.

All it takes is a poison cap mushroom to get out of this hellish place.

But where is this damn poison cap mushroom?

Raging Waves wandered around, turned around a cave, and suddenly saw two people who were incompatible with this environment!

Human!

There are four big red characters on the head.

Twilight Thugs!

They are enemies, not friends.

As a member of the alliance, Nu Tao did not expect that the first human being he encountered in this game would actually be an enemy.

These two people are as high as level 18. Nu Tao didn't want to provoke them, but the Poison Cap Mushroom he needed for his mission was right at their feet.

There is no other choice but to fight.

The angry waves first cleaned up the surrounding Nagas, and then used their anger to attract a Twilight thug from a distance.

Fortunately, the hatred between these two people is not linked, otherwise it would be really difficult to fight.

There is nothing to say about the battle process. Although Twilight Thug is four levels higher than Raging Waves, Raging Waves is different from other players. The hit rate is not affected by level suppression. As long as your attack can land on the opponent's vital points, the critical hit will be the same.

It can critically hit, but at most it feels like the opponent has thicker blood and is more resistant to hits.

Kill two Twilight thugs one after another, and the rewarded experience will increase Raging Waves to level 15.

It takes an hour to level up, which is really not fast. Fortunately, you are not in a hurry, so you can take your time.

After searching for the corpses, Nu Tao found a book on one of them.

"God of the Abyss"

This item will trigger a quest

Although the book was in tatters, Nu Tao could still read the title on the cover clearly.

The power in the abyss.

Inside this book is a list of names that I don’t know how to pronounce, and these names are all followed by disturbing titles... sacrificial rituals... preferred sacrifices...

Many of the sacrifices were living humanoids.

There are a few lines of normal text on the inside of the cover.

The runes and doom of Gurley Hardbone, Ironforge... Operator: Gurley Hardbone.

Ironforge!

One of the three main cities in the alliance!

Is it really okay for someone to sell such a book that seems to be illegal at first sight?

Raging Waves chooses to trigger the task.

Mission goal:

Deliver "The God of the Abyss" to Gree Bones in Ironforge.

Return the book to him? Shouldn't you report him?

Nu Tao really doesn’t understand.

But it doesn’t matter, it’s just a game. As long as you’re rewarded, it’s not impossible to follow the God of the Abyss.

Accept the mission, collect the poison cap mushrooms, and complete the mushroom mission in the cave.

Although there are still several copper mines in the cave, the tasks have been completed now, and it is obviously not worth the gain to waste time and risk mining.

Nu Tao chose to return the way he came.

The monsters have already spawned, and there is only one way to fight.

After seeing the gray sunshine outside again, Nu Tao took a deep breath.

A trip to Shuiliandong took me almost an hour, and my experience gained me by half.

No wonder everyone says that the missions on the Black Coast are more difficult, and it’s true.

Nu Tao took stock of what he had gained from this trip.

Copper Ore＊22

Poor quality stone＊4

Shadow Stone＊1(mining companion)

Clams＊11

Glossy little pearl＊1(from small clam shell)

There is another highlight, excellent quality equipment:

Nite Owl's Pagan Bracers

14 points of armor

+2 Intelligence

+2 spirit

In the past, if a piece of green equipment was played, it would be enough to make Nu Tao happy for a while, but now he knows that the series of tasks in the Dead Mine will reward blue equipment, so he is a little disdainful of this green equipment.

Moreover, occasionally on the World Channel, lucky people will post their own blue equipment, causing envy, jealousy, and hatred, which further raises the threshold of anger.

Green is nothing, my goal is to wear blue!

But overall, the harvest from this trip is still very rich.

Well, there is another task of fishing for electrical conductors.

Nu Tao found a safe place, put on the newly obtained Brapp family fishing rod, tried the feel, and threw the rod into the Biquan River.

It was so easy for Pinion to fish before, which made Nu Tao think that fishing for conductor was not difficult either, but it turned out that he was too optimistic.

On average, it takes five rods to catch one conductor, and these twelve conductors took more than half an hour.

It’s really frustrating.

If you go fishing aimlessly for fun, you will not feel bored if you fish for an afternoon or even a day, because the process itself is a kind of enjoyment.

But fishing like this, which is semi-forced for the sake of a mission, is a torture.

Fortunately it's all over.

Nu Tao looked at his harvest. In addition to the electrical conductors, he also harvested half a pack of messy fish and a lot of fishing proficiency.

If a fisherman from the Air Force saw so many fish every day, he would probably have to carry them around the neighborhood ten or eight times before reluctantly returning home.

The original goal has been completed, but Nu Tao is not in a hurry to return to Auberdine to hand in the task.

It's not far from the beach in the north. Yesterday, I saw in the database that there was a mission there, so Nu Tao decided to check it out.

Still walking along the main road, I didn't go far when I saw an NPC with a question mark on its head under a big rock on the side of the road.

Huh? Are there any mission objectives here?

This man's name is Basul Shadowstrike, and Nu Tao stepped forward to talk to him.

Basul Shadowstrike: "Alyssa sent you here? Great, I have some bad news to report to her, and I'm worried that no one will deliver the letter."

Um...

Nu Tao couldn't say that he found him by mistake, so he could only respond vaguely: "Yeah...that's right."

This person didn't show up, and then he asked Nu Tao to collect four tattered parchments from the warlock near the Tower of Althalaxx.

Good guy, you are just pulling the strings.

Nu Tao accepted the mission and was not in a hurry to sacrifice his life for him. He still walked north and set foot on the beach to the north.

There are also crabs on the beach here, called violent reef crabs. Although the name sounds very fierce and the level is as high as 20, they are actually a group of peaceful little cuties with yellow names.

Nu Tao walked along the seaside and soon saw the wreckage of a dilapidated ship and even found a complete food box.

After opening it, you find a piece of "freshly baked bread" in the food box.

Um... Why is there a piece of freshly baked bread in the food box that has been lying on the beach for who knows how long? This is indeed a problem.

Nu Tao didn't go into details, he tore off a piece of bread and stuffed it into his mouth. It was fluffy, soft and sweet, and tasted quite good.

Going further, Nu Tao saw a little man with an exclamation mark above his head.

He was standing on a rock, wearing a large pirate hat with a skull pattern on his head. He looked a bit funny and cute.

I don’t know if it was an auditory hallucination, but Nu Tao even felt that his voice was a little bit fierce.

"My boat was sunk by those nasty ichthyosaurs near the coast.

When I was washed up on the coast, the first mate's key was broken on the rocks, and then was stolen by the monsters in the Darkshore area. I only remember vaguely seeing some violent reef crabs, ferocious forest chocobos and

Several fishmen are searching for the wreckage of the ship...

Can you help me find the first mate's keys on them?"
Chapter completed!