"But my fortune teller is very expensive. I need a gold coin." Changchunzi said.
He Ming had the urge to beat someone up.
When He Ming heard Su Yang explain some basic rules of Apocalypse Continent before, although He Ming didn't listen very carefully, the only thing he remembered clearly was the money rules of Apocalypse Continent.
"Apocalypse" also supports the exchange system between game currency and RMB. 1 copper coin is equivalent to 1 yuan in reality.
In the game, 100 copper coins can be exchanged for 1 silver coin, and 100 silver coins can be exchanged for 1 gold coin.
The value of 1 gold coin is equivalent to 10,000 yuan now, and 10,000 yuan is definitely not a small amount for He Ming who drives a second-hand Santana.
It's okay to say that you are a charlatan, but you did it so blatantly that you didn't take the other person seriously at all.
Staring into the eyes of this npc, this skinny little old man's eyes were shining and full of wisdom.
"I don't have a single gold coin." He Ming shook his head.
"It doesn't matter, you can go ahead." Changchunzi didn't seem to be joking at all.
He Ming sighed softly, the dilapidated Taoist temple and the skinny old Taoist, this is the career he chose.
"Okay, I accept." He Ming said.
His education since childhood was like being a teacher for a lifetime and a father for a lifetime. Although this was just a game and he chose the auxiliary career of a Taoist priest, this old Taoist was always his master.
And just after He Ming accepted it, the position showing money in his storage ring changed to a blood-red -1.
He owed one gold coin when he first entered the game. Look at his character. He Ming smiled bitterly in his heart.
"Okay, okay, okay! You knew it was a scam, but you still fell for it willingly. You are really stupid, and you are indeed one of my generation." Changchunzi seemed to be excited, a blush blooming on his face, looking the same as before.
The withered old man wearing silk threads was completely different from the other two.
"Every profession has two different branches after advancement. We Taoist priests are no exception. They are divided into alchemy and talisman making. However, these two are purely auxiliary professions. In this chaotic continent, we Taoist priests can
Is it a waste of fame to join the nine major professions? Now I will give you the qualification to obtain the hidden profession among our Taoist priests." Changchunzi said.
He Ming's eyes lit up: "Hidden profession, what is that?"
Changchunzi said: "He is still a Taoist priest."
He Ming burst into tears: "Master, please stop playing tricks on me."
Changchunzi shook his head and said: "Young man, remember not to be impatient. Although you are still a Taoist priest, you can only obtain the Xuantian Demon Sealing Record left by the ancestors only if you have obtained the qualifications for the hidden profession."
"Xuan Tian Sealing Demon Record." He Ming was excited, listen, this name is awesome.
"Every profession has an ultimate artifact, and the Xuantian Demon-Sealing Record is the ultimate artifact of our Taoist lineage, left behind by our ancestor Xuan Tianzi. There are 9 golden demon-sealing cards in the Xuantian Demon-Sealing Record.
It can seal 9 kinds of divine beasts in Apocalypse Continent for my use. 18 silver demon-sealing cards can seal 18 professions in Apocalypse Continent. Any skill of each profession can be used by me. 81 bronze demon-sealing cards can seal 81 of Apocalypse Continent.
The skills of growing magical beasts are used by me." Changchunzi said.
"Wow, Kaka, this is going against the heavens, it's going to go against the heavens!" He Ming was so excited that such a piece of shitty luck would actually happen to him.
"Once a seal card is used, the seal effect cannot be removed. You must be careful when using it. Moreover, the sealing process is by no means an easy task. The bronze card function can be activated at level 1, but the silver card has to wait until it reaches full level.
Only by opening it, and as for the conditions for opening the gold card, even I don’t know." Changchunzi said again.
"It doesn't matter, I will definitely make the magic sealing card fully open." He Ming clenched his fist.
"The most important point is that once Xuantian Demon Sealing Record recognizes you as the master, it will be permanently bound and will not be dropped. However, because you own the artifact, you will not be able to gain experience points when forming a team with others.
"Changchunzi said solemnly.
He Ming was startled. It seemed that he would have to rely on himself to upgrade in the future.
"How about it, young man, do you accept the Xuantian Demon Sealing Record?" Changchunzi lightly twirled his beard and said with a smile.
"Accept!" He Ming's expression was firm.
Changchunzi nodded, waved his Taoist robe, and a ray of light fell into He Ming's hand, but it was a piece of gossip.
System prompts: Obtain the artifact Xuantian Demon Sealing Record, recognize the owner of the artifact, and bind it permanently.
Mission Tips: Complete the novice career mission, obtain the weapon Mahogany Sword, learn the skill Wind Enchantment, and make the Power Talisman...
Xuantian's Demon-Sealing Record: the ultimate artifact of the Taoist profession, contains 108 demon-sealing cards, with a load of 0. The owner is Heming Zhenren, it is bound, cannot be refined, cannot be extracted, and cannot be discarded.
Wind Enchantment, level 1, can add 5 points of wind attribute damage when used on a weapon, which requires 2 mana points.
Power Talisman Production, level 1, can produce a first-level power spell, which requires 2 mana points. After use, the power will be increased by 1 and lasts for 30 minutes.
Looking at these two skills, He Ming sighed. This Taoist priest was indeed an auxiliary. He used the wind-enchanting technique on the peach wood sword in his hand, and the peach wood sword turned into a wind-enchanted peach wood sword. Then he used the power spell to make, He Ming
There was a flash of light in the hand, and a spell appeared in the hand. After choosing to use it, the power increased by 1.
