The Dragon of Gluttony starts from the hell plane

Chapter 107: Eat toxins, guaranteed

It is worth mentioning that in fact, in this world, there is such a thing as occupational discrimination...or in other words, it will happen in any world.

Discrimination and contempt in various aspects will always exist.

The rich look down on the poor, and the nobles look down on the common people. This phenomenon is reasonable and normal, and can even be said to be commonplace.

Likewise, chains of discrimination also exist.

Just as console players look down on online game players, online game players look down on mobile game players, and mobile game players look down on...

Well, mobile gamers are at the bottom of the discrimination chain.

The same goes for careers...

Although it is not certain which profession is at the top, the profession at the bottom is the combat profession of assassination... although this type of profession is very important.

However, people still use terms such as "rat" and "guy who hides his head and tail" to describe the stalkers.

But even so, there is still contempt within the assassination profession...

Fight the explosive assassins and look down on the insignificant looking thieves. The thieves will look down on other stalkers who use props to carry out their actions.

And whether it is [poison] or [drug], there is no doubt that they are despised methods...

Especially the nobles, they think this is an insult to the honor of the nobility.

"I think it's very unreasonable... Strictly speaking, they all include murder, poisoning and assassination. Is the latter nobler than the former?"

Belch held his chin up as he spoke, complaining about the setting: "Logically speaking, shouldn't the genre of DoT damage also be an important part of the game?"

The so-called dot damage is periodic sustained damage...

In many games, they usually appear in the form of negative buffs such as [Bleeding], [Poisoning], [Burning], etc. that can be stacked...

Every round or every second, you will receive a certain amount of damage... and so on.

【Some duck~】

Semu Nanajima, who was lying on the side and eating a colorful giant frog, responded: [Brother, don’t you have dragon breath? Although it's just a tack. 】

After all, dragon's breath damage itself is not low, and burning damage is not particularly high.

Is that simply not popular?

With this thought in mind, Belsey took two bites of the big frog in front of him... No, it wasn't raw, it was some kind of frog dish to be precise.

It was made into a dish similar to griddle bullfrog.

"Quick, quack, quack~"

Belsi chewed and looked at Nananashima Semu, but she just shook her tentacle, indicating that her elder brother still didn't have the ability to eat this colorful poisonous frog.

It's obvious that I've been eating Haisai all morning, but I still haven't eaten enough...

"Ah, what bad luck."

In the midst of Belshe's complaints, Nananashima Semu helplessly shrugged (as if slimes had shoulders): [Normal, normal, didn't you get your abilities after eating a lot of magic bugs before? 】

That being said, the giant crocodile and the rock troll seem to have acquired their abilities in just two bites.

Is it really the so-called [law of conservation of luck] at work?

The speechless Belsi silently ate the bullfrog dinner in front of him...

Although the colorful venom soup tastes pretty good, it looks really dangerous and affects Belsi's appetite.

[But speaking of it, there is a big difference between poison in the game and reality~]

Nanajima Semu said, she was thinking about something: [The poison damage in the game is very slow, and the poison may be more efficient. 】

[But in reality, the kind of poison that is rubbed on the sword...such as snake venom, if you are bitten by a poisonous snake, it will be wiped off quickly. 】

That’s right too…

"Indeed, from a realistic perspective, poison is actually a high burst of damage."

Belch nodded in agreement, and said: "It has a long latency time and strong lethality...but it doesn't seem to be effective against high-level professionals, right? Especially for a race like mine with ridiculously high poison resistance."

Belsi's poison resistance is really high, and the Abyss Dragon's poison resistance is already not low. As Belsi has unique racial and personal talents, her resistance is even scarier.

The same goes for Semu Nananoshima... slimes are immune to poisoning.

While talking, Tristolan walked into the Lord's Hall pushing a box of green bugs, and she casually placed the gutted bugs here.

"Are you talking about poison?"

Tristolan said, she seemed to have done some research on this: "In high-level battles, the use of toxins is indeed despised, and it will not be the decisive key."

"Wood elves and drow elves are both masters of poison..."

Tristolan, a wood elf, said in her personal experience: "In low-level battles, the use of harmful poisons may be relatively common, but... it is mainly to poison the target's drinking water and food. "

"In the battle of high-level assassins, poisons mainly play a supporting role...for example, drugs that can slow down the enemy's reaction, paralyze drugs, etc., so as to create opportunities for companions."

Tristolan's explanation can be regarded as clearing up the confusion for Belsi and Nananashima Semu...

Poison, in the later stages when poison resistance is high, changes from the main output method to some kind of control method... The damage is still there, but it is no longer significant.

Well, it’s still complicated to put it this way…

To describe it in game terms... poison, it does enough damage in the early stage, but it mainly has a control effect in the later stage.

【Eh? That feels like a good fit for me. I support and control, grow mushrooms to make people sick, and my brother kills all the enemies. 】

"Teemo, right?"

Amid the conversation between Belsi and Semu Nananoshima, Tristolan twirled the short knife in her hand and sighed: "But, boss, it's really rare for you to talk about poison normally."

Normally, everyone would stay away from such despicable tactics... no matter how bad they are, they would still maintain a disdainful attitude.

But it is obvious that in the eyes of Belshe and Nananoshima Semu... the so-called poison is just a way of playing, a specialized idea, a kind of build.

It's really not much more despicable than the front.

As for secretly poisoning... although it is despicable, it is still a perfect method as long as it is effective.

Regardless of whether he is shameful or not, as long as it is useful - it is just a way of skipping classes.

It doesn't hurt to use it when you're stuck with the boss.

"However, in fact, the status of poison was not that low in the past."

Tristolan said this, recounting what she knew: "In fact, in the first generation of the brave team, there was also a master of poison... He was a drow, but he betrayed the brave in the end."

betray? It feels like something a drow would do.

"However, although it is said to be a betrayal, it is actually just a matter of leaving the team due to different ideas... In the documents, it is just "betrayal", and the specific reason is not stated clearly in the historical data."

If you put it this way, maybe the reason why people who play poison are looked down upon is related to the betrayal of the drow in the first generation of heroes.

"That drow mastered a secret technique that not many people have mastered now... However, my tribe still has the inheritance of the secret technique."

Tristolan explained, looking at the citizens outside the castle who were busy collecting poisons, and said: "That kind of secret method can amplify the enemy's injuries. The more types of toxins and lacerations on the enemy's body, the larger the damage will be." The greater the degree.”

Semu Nanajima and Bersi thought about it for a while... roughly speaking, the more debuffs an enemy has, the higher the damage they will receive.

[I’ll go, abnormal conditions are exceeded! 】

"Blessing from Taoist Lord Yuchen!"

"..."

Tristolan naturally didn't understand what the two were talking about. She blinked in confusion, and then smiled: "If necessary, I will go back to the tribe and get it for you... too... "

Tristolan, who said this, looked up at the sky, as if looking into the distant distance: "Also take back my power... cut off my past."

Belsey: "Don't even think about it!"

Nananoshima Semu: [You are talking nonsense! 】

The two refused, leaving Tristolan stunned on the spot.

"You can stay in the Northern Territory with peace of mind and don't even think about running back by yourself."

Bel Xi said, gently poking Tristolan's forehead with her paw, and said, "We will go back with you when the time comes. There is strength in numbers, do you understand?"

[That’s right, some people have problems with their thinking! Of course you have to ask your brothers to go with you for this kind of thing, otherwise we may have to think of ways to save you. 】

Tristolan: "..."

What are these two people talking about? Shouldn't you let yourself resolve your own affairs? The scope is too broad...

But even though I think so.

But Tristolan still smiled and nodded obediently to show that she understood.