I think you can't even imagine the happiness of a warlock.

Adventure is not about fighting and killing, but about worldliness. Chen Zhou and Donal did not destroy the lich's life box in the end.

It's not that they were convinced by the other party's reason for lying to a fool, but mainly because there was a high chance that Cervante would be resurrected somewhere on the spot after destroying the phylactery.

In particular, the souls of the strong men who have been promoted to legend have been tempered. Just by holding the basket to increase the spellcasting ability of these people on No. 2, it is impossible to even destroy the opponent's soul to completely avoid resurrection.

It can't be killed, and destroying the life box can't prevent resurrection. If such a smelly, hard, and hot stone is determined to be destroyed, the group really doesn't even have the slightest idea.

Mimic Snake suggested that he simply throw the phylactery into its body to remove the charge, and completely seal the opponent in a warehouse somewhere in the multiverse.

But in the end, the group accepted Donal's strategy - simply accepted the Lich's proposal and let the other side go.

Then he ignored the Lich's protest of "This is fraud!" and sent it to the large Temple of the God of Wealth in the Shoulong Empire to seal it and let him think about his mistakes. He would then deal with it when his colleagues who were strong enough went back to rest.

The Holy Warrior of Wealth is naturally unparalleled in integrity, provided the contract regulates this...

So the group of people divided up the many treasures on the legendary Lich ship.

He was obviously attacked twice, but he got fatter and fatter with each attack.

But until this sudden encounter ended, Chen Zhou still felt incredible.

First, the lich revealed the information to its assistant, an exotic mantis man.

Could it be the mantis monk who was at Qiu Ming Restaurant?

Chen Zhou was extremely puzzled by this. At that time, they only briefly discussed each other's profession and the reasons for staying in the tavern. As for holding grudges to this extent?

Secondly, in the end, he felt unbelievable that he, a new adventurer who had been out for less than a year, had killed the legendary lich.

It went so smoothly that it looked like an act. Could it be that Cervante had another plan, and his real purpose was to use his own death to put something on this magic ship?

Vecna, which it believed in, was in charge of all secrets. Theoretically, it was impossible for its high-ranking priest to be tricked to death by Chen Zhou.

A legendary strongman who is quite famous even in the star world, even the highest-level magic he mastered was hacked to pieces with a sword for no apparent reason before he could use it. It is somewhat ridiculous to say that.

If non-legends can kill legends like Chen Zhou, then where is the boundary between legends and non-legends?

"Kitten, it's normal for non-legends to kill legends."

Faced with Chen Zhou's doubts, Jerry, who had seen a lot of things in the star world, said this was normal.

"Promoting to Legend will neither let you know all the information within dozens of kilometers with a single thought, nor will it give you the vision to see through the movement patterns of things at the micro level with concentrated concentration, nor will it allow you to use one part of magic power to achieve 1 parts. It’s an effect that cannot be achieved even with magic power, let alone kill thousands of non-legendary professionals every minute.”

"Not to mention the division of labor in the art industry, if you can't do it, you can't. Even if you become a legend, you have to study your own skills painstakingly. The biggest advantage between being promoted to a legend and a non-legend is the strength of the souls of both parties."

The true names of legendary strong men are more complex, and their souls are more tenacious. They are difficult to kill completely with ordinary means, and most of them gradually embark on the road.

The most important point is that it is not that a person obtains legendary qualities after breaking through a certain bottleneck or realm, but that he is called a legend only after he acquires legendary qualities.

This is not only true for legends, but also for all earlier professionals.

It is not that a mage masters the ability to cast 2nd level magic after he has been promoted to 2nd level, but only after his knowledge has the ability to cast 2nd level magic.

Because of this, becoming a "legend" itself has 0 bonuses to knowledge, skills, and combat power.

Only if Cervante continues to train after becoming a legend...for the priest, to serve the gods, and for the Lord of the Souls, to delve into the soul, will he further improve his ability to cast spells, become a true legendary spellcaster and develop Legendary magic.

"So there are no essential differences between legends and non-legends other than soul strength?" Chen Zhou couldn't help but think, "This is just a simple title, not a certain realm."

"It's okay to say it's a realm. After all, being difficult to kill is a huge advantage. Can't we just deal with that lich?"

But you must understand where a person's strength comes from - the path.

The path of practice affects the combat ability of professionals.

"But having said that, it is also a serious misunderstanding that the higher the level of a professional, the stronger he is."

Combat is only one of the means for professionals to achieve their goals. It is a strategy that can be chosen, not their ultimate goal.

Although it cannot be ruled out that some people’s ultimate vision is to be invincible and powerful (especially for professionals who specialize in combat such as warriors), for the vast majority of people, combat ability is often just their own path. by-products brought about.

Mages pursue knowledge, priests serve gods, poets compile ancient classics, rangers monitor the ecological environment, thieves steal rare treasures, and monks gain enlightenment and soar.

The reason why these people go out to take risks is mainly because they are trapped by money, knowledge, and resources, or to confirm their own philosophy.

At this time, they will transform what they have learned into combat effectiveness visible to the naked eye.

But if there is no fighting talent or neglect of training, even a preaching mage blessed by the God of Mage will be stabbed to death by a farmer with a dung fork without defense (Greri Muluklas), even the incarnation of a saint will May be killed by mortals (using props given by gods).

The outcome of a battle never completely depends on the level between the two parties. Otherwise, wouldn't it be easier for a low-level professional to commit suicide on the spot when encountering a high-level professional?

"In general, the levels are for reference only, and the combat power is based on actual combat."

Chen Zhou's mood was complicated, which meant that he himself might capsize in the gutter one day, and he needed to be fully prepared for the battle that might come at any time.

Or simply stay in Dahe and be unable to get out.

Of course, this kind of error in victory only affects mortals, and it is another matter for gods and divine-like beings.

The gods should use it to argue with the gods.

Unfortunately, even that incredible existence cannot judge the outcome based on rank alone.

The most typical example is that Corellon, the main elf god in charge of magic, music and art, once blinded and defeated the main god Gruumsh of the orcs without using magic and only relying on sword skills.

A classic example is that the latter, as a powerful god, may not be able to defeat Bahamut, who is weak in power.

Then the equivalent Tiamat (incarnation) lost to the mortal mage.

Then the mortal mage had a 50-50 fight with one of the chosen people of the second-generation magic goddess...

"Ha, in short, when you encounter a strong enemy in the future, you should hit three shots first."