Fang Jin was confused by No. 0682.
When it comes to the specific methods of repairing the artifact, he really doesn't know much about it.
After all, this kind of information was top secret in the previous life.
Only a handful of top experts who own or are chasing remnants of the artifact know something about it.
"It seems that you also have something you don't know."
No. 0682 didn't sell it off.
After saying something jokingly, he said frankly: "There are two most commonly used methods.
One is to find a person.
A blacksmith of the divine craftsman level, pay a price to ask him to take action.
The other one is relatively simple, but a bit indescribable: blood sacrifice." blood sacrifice Human vitality and soul are good things for some ancient beings in the star world.
Of course, if the damage to the artifact is not serious, you can directly use a specific magic circle to extract the energy infusion obtained from the blood sacrifice without asking the ancient gods for help.
"It is indeed evil enough."
Fang Jin instinctively dislikes things like blood sacrifice.
But why does this thing sound familiar?
He scrolled back through his memory and stopped directly at the scene at Fuyang Base.
The 100,000 survivors and thousands of professionals who were sacrificed in the Blood Sacrifice of the Fallen Star Cult, the last crisp bow of Warcraft Several key scenes are linked together to form a clear context.
"Destruction of Fuyang Base" Hearing Fang Jin bring up old things again, No. 0682 quickly remembered the first time the two talked about the Fallen Star Sect.
Hearing that Fang Jin recounted some key details that were not mentioned last time, his body trembled slightly and he was silent for a while before saying: "If you follow what you said, the blood sacrifice of the Fallen Star Sect was really to repair another bow and arrow.
Class artifact.”
As for what the artifact is, No. 0682 is not sure.
After all, Fang Jin had no contact with him except for the soft sound of bow strings he heard far outside the city.
No matter how powerful the black merchant is, it is impossible to determine the details of the artifact through this light description.
However, this can be checked after returning home.
If we could know whether the Fallen Star Sect had obtained any divine bow when they were in the Twilight Plane, we could probably deduce the bow and arrow that appeared in Fuyang Base.
"The divine bow that was repaired by the blood sacrifice and may not be that seriously damaged, and another radiant mirror that was seriously damaged and even escaped the control of the Fallen Star Sect."
Fang Jin fell into deep thought.
He had a strong feeling that it was not accidental that these two artifacts belonging to the Fallen Star Sect were damaged to varying degrees, but that there was a certain connection between the two.
It may even be used to do the same thing "The information we know is still not enough."
Being stuck at the most critical place and unable to deduce the core information made Fang Jin a little depressed.
Perhaps, if you want to further uncover the details of the Fallen Star Sect, you can only wait for the next contact with them.
I hope that day won’t take too long The first heavy snowfall in the first year of the apocalypse lasted for nearly two weeks.
When the dark clouds finally dissipated and the sky cleared up for the first time in a long time, professionals throughout central and southern Anhui Province let out a sigh of relief, and their faces became a little more excited and relaxed.
Not only for the sunshine, but also for the aftermath of the beast tide that has completely disappeared.
Perhaps the corpses of dead humans and companions provided enough food; or perhaps, after the number was greatly reduced, the remaining monsters' survival pressure was greatly reduced and they were able to survive this winter.
Therefore, after the weather cleared, everything returned to the situation before December.
However, the losses caused by the monster tide to the professionals will not disappear with the retreat of the remaining monsters.
A large number of small and medium-sized forces suffered heavy casualties and were forced to abandon their original bases.
Some were even unlucky enough to escape and were uprooted.
Even some big forces generally pay a high price.
Among them, the Baishan River Chaohu Alliance is generally optimistic.
Thanks to the strong rescue of the Savior Guild, several main members successfully passed the most dangerous stage.
Some of the small and medium-sized forces have retained their vitality and can make a comeback in the future.
Only a few dispensable members were truly completely destroyed.
As for the Savior Guild itself, not only was it not weakened, it actually took the opportunity to become three points stronger.
The powerful guild territory greatly reduces the mortality rate of members of the Savior Guild who have the advantage of home field.
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The abundant resources of Warcraft coming from all over the world have become nutrients for professionals to harvest and become stronger.
After several consecutive battles, the Bronze Level of the Savior Guild once again added more than fifty people.
The number of a whole group The levels of many Gray Iron-level members have also risen due to fishing in troubled waters.
Fang Jin even suspected that without waiting too long, after the first Spring Festival in the apocalypse, the total number of bronze-level members of the Savior Guild would exceed the 1,000 mark.
However, where there are winners, there are naturally losers.
Needless to say, those small forces that were destroyed in the beast tide, without their existence, they are not even qualified to be losers.
The real loser is He'an Base, the largest official base in Anhui Province As the saying goes, a big tree attracts wind.
The He'an base has already received great attention from Warcraft, but they have made a controversial decision: to absorb all the professional forces that were driven by the beast tide and defected to them, and they will not reject anyone who comes.
This move can be interpreted from two aspects.
On the good side, He'an Base is willing to lend a helping hand, accept and resettle them.
Thinking from the dark side, it is that He'an Base is greedy and tries to use this disaster to desperately expand its own strength.
But no matter what the motive was, the move of the He'an base brought about one consequence: the tide of beasts from all directions followed the fleeing professional forces and attacked He'an.
In the end, these dozens or hundreds of beast tides merged one after another, forming a devastating disaster that numbered hundreds of thousands or even more.
The overall strength of the thousands of professionals recruited by He'an Base varies greatly, and their role in this crisis is far less than the disaster they have brought.
The results can be imagined.
After all, among these warcraft, there is a lack of lord-level monsters, so there is no unified command like the fire disaster.
In the end, the He'an base took advantage of the time difference to take the initiative and eliminate them block by block, regardless of the cost.
But the He'an base also paid the price of more than 280 bronze-level and more than 400 gray iron-level members.
Almost all the permanent defense lines that were continuously built were destroyed.
In addition, there are massive losses of medicines and equipment.
Yes, the total number of professionals in He'an Base is astonishing, but because of this, the surrounding Warcraft resources in turn limit their overall strength improvement speed.
The number of top bronze level professionals was not as high as expected, and the ratio to gray iron level professionals was seriously out of balance.
This beast wave, coupled with the previous fire disaster, suddenly wiped out a full third of the high-end combat power accumulated by the He'an base over the past six months.
As for the huge gray iron-level group, it certainly has immeasurable potential, but turning potential into strength requires sufficient resources and time.
Otherwise, no matter how much gray iron there is, it is just a lamb to be slaughtered at best, and the horns of this lamb are harder.
Because of this, it is not an exaggeration to say that this beast wave has caused serious losses to He'an.
Since then, the gap in top combat power between He'an Base and the Savior Guild has become smaller and smaller.
All it takes is one more crisis, and the Saviors Guild might be able to tie it.
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