To my surprise, in order to upgrade to level 29, I actually killed prairie wolves for nearly an hour. I didn’t get any equipment, not much money, and only gained three gold coins. A large number of wolves living in groups have been killed by me.
They were killed cleanly, and behind the wild wolves was a cliff that separated the Wild Horse Plains from the territory of Hurricane City.
There are no monsters near the cliff, but going down the cliff is a very narrow mountain path. The narrow path is covered with plants on both sides so that it is almost invisible, but judging from the density of the plants, it is still passable.
You know, there is no benefit in staying in the Wild Horse Plains to fight those fur monsters. What I need now is equipment and money. Anyway, I can get experience wherever I go.
Walking along the path, the map configured by the system disappeared with a "swipe", and the system began to prompt at the same time: You have entered the territory that is being contested - the Autumn Wind Trail!
I was slightly startled. Territory in contention? This is not the first time I heard this concept, but it was the first time I really entered this kind of field. Someone on the forum also mentioned territory in contention. This kind of place is usually
The territory that is being fought over between the kingdoms does not have any large cities or villages, but only some temporary camps and small groups of troops. Some people say that wandering on the map that is being fought for, there is the possibility of entering other countries.
, that is to say, you can enter servers developed in other regions and realize circulation between countries before the system's transmission service is turned on. However, based on the current level of players, this is obviously impossible. According to a player who failed three times
Introduction: You cannot see the levels of the monsters in the territory being contested. If you hit them with a stick, most of their lives will be gone.
I hesitated for a moment, but continued to move forward. Anyway, since the map here is connected to the Wild Horse Plains, the monster levels shouldn't be much different, at least there won't be monsters that can kill me instantly.
The further I walked, the more gloomy the surroundings became, and the dew gradually became heavier. The boots under my feet made a sound of "baha~baha" on the grass, as if it was the only sound on the trail.
I have been walking for nearly twenty minutes, but I still haven’t seen a single monster. This mountain road seems to have no end. It keeps going down the slope. The light is getting darker and darker. When I look up at the sky, I can only see
The cliffs on both sides extend upwards, forming a "line of sky" at the seemingly endless end.
"Damn it, could it be that I came here by mistake?" I cursed in a low voice.
After walking for another ten minutes, there was finally a glimmer of light in front of me. After turning a cliff, my eyes suddenly opened up. The strong sunlight stung my eyes and hurt. No, it hurt my body too. What's going on?!
System prompt: You have been attacked by the swamp guardian, and your health has been reduced by 68!
I was shocked. I obviously didn’t see the monster. What was going on?
After going around a stone wall again, I finally saw the culprit that caused my blood loss - a huge tree-like monster waving its hands, and large rocks were constantly falling within 50 yards around it.
The impact caused dust to fly nearby.
Damn it, I actually encountered a boss that attacks all without distinction! Quickly check the monster information——
Swamp Guardian (boss).
Attack type: Group indiscriminate magic attack.
Defense type: Magic immunity.
Special Skill: Rock Solidification - There is a certain chance to paralyze the opponent through rock attacks for 2 seconds.
I was a little stunned when I saw it, it turns out there really are monsters that are immune to magic!
I have been enduring attacks. Although the damage of more than 60 points each time cannot cause a fatal blow to me, it is uncomfortable to continue like this. And more importantly, I sadly discovered that this swamp guardian actually used his tree roots.
His body had blocked the only opening, and the roots of the tree had penetrated deeply into the rock formation, which meant that there was no possibility of luring him away.
Having already arrived here, it is absolutely impossible for me to spend another half hour to go back, so I can only kill the swamp guardian in front of me!
"121!"
I was speechless when I looked at the numbers from the heavy attack. This guy's defense has completely surpassed that of the Golden Knight. It can also be seen that behind it must be a prime location for leveling or treasure hunting. There is a map with this kind of monster defense.
You can’t go wrong!
The Swamp Guardian is a monster that attacks indiscriminately, which means that even if a hundred warriors come to attack it, it can attack a hundred warriors at the same time. The 60 points of damage it causes to me each time may not be enough to other warriors.
So much, I have a 40% bonus to spell resistance, and my physical defense has a 30% bonus to spell defense, which means that with my high defense plus 40% resistance, I will be knocked down by 60
Losing blood. With the current defense of ordinary warriors, it would be strange if they did not lose 150 points of blood every time they were beaten. Unless they were Blood Oxen Warriors, it would be absolutely impossible for them to survive a few hits. The attacks of Blood Oxen Warriors would probably only hit the Guardians.
It can cause single-digit damage, which can be ignored.
