Calamity Game: Cleanup Man? No I'm The Villain

Yan Feichen didn't expect such a good thing to happen. He was just looking for a skill with explosive ability, but now someone came to him.

But he is very clear that he must not show an eager desire for this skill, otherwise he will fall into a disadvantage in the transaction.

"Oh?" Yan Feichen replied indifferently, "Let me see how your skills are first. Although my two items are not top-notch, their scores are not low, and they are all green equipment. You can think about it with just one skill." change?"

"It's true to say that, but the income of skills is always higher than that of equipment, isn't it? The former can be kept forever, but there is no way to deal with inappropriate equipment."

The Survivor who came to trade was obviously an old fritter.

"At the late stage, you still want to keep a garbage skill in your skill bar? Do you think this is appropriate?

If you want to trade, just show me the skill data. If you don't want to, don't stop here and disturb my business!

otherwise……"

Yan Feichen raised his head to look at the other party, his dark red eyes came into contact with the survivor's line of sight through the eye holes on the mask.

After all, he is now wearing a red name logo. Is it true that the red name of the disaster space is given randomly?

The survivor was obviously intimidated by Yan Feichen, and the class of other people could not be seen on the trading street. What if this red name was higher than his class? For two pieces of green equipment and a red-named survivor, it's not worth it.

In addition, the two pieces of green equipment at Yan Feichen's booth are really good, and they are still in an unenhanced state. They only need to be strengthened to +6, and they can be used for a long time.

The most important thing is actually because of the word cheap.

The same two pieces of green firearms cost at least a few thousand more at other stalls than Yan Feichen's, and the sum of the two is 10,000 less.

Besides, the skill in his hands is really not useful to him, the right way is to get rid of it as soon as possible.

So the survivor showed this skill in front of Yan Feichen.

Skill name: Backwater Fist (lv1).

Skill consumption: 50 health points.

Skill effect: Throw a fist at a distance of two meters in front of you, causing 90 (3x current strength attribute) points of basic damage. For every 50 points of HP you lose, the skill damage will increase by an additional 10, up to a maximum of 200

Cooldown: 20 seconds.

Learning conditions: 20 points of stamina, 20 points of strength.

"This skill can barely meet the demand." This is what Yan Feichen thought when he saw this skill.

Now his total blood volume is close to 2500 points, not to mention the first level, even many survivors of the second level can't reach this value.

For others, if they want to get the maximum damage bonus of this 'Backwater Fist', they don't have much life left.

Before you get the 200 damage bonus, you first trigger the negative state of dying, and all attributes are directly deducted by 80. In such a situation, what if you are given a 200 bonus? Your damage might not be as high as it used to be.

But for Yan Feichen, this skill has no negative benefits at all, he ignores the negative effects of near-death, and the skills in his hand basically all actively deduct blood, he can eat up the maximum damage of 'Backwater Fist' at will .

"You call this an explosive skill?" Yan Feichen replied to the survivor after reading the skills.

No matter how suitable it is, showing disdain is the way to show disdain. This skill is only suitable for him. Normal survivors can see how pitted it is.

"You can't fail to see how harsh it is to eat the maximum damage, right?"

Asked by Yan Feichen, the survivor immediately softened, there was no way, he knew how tricky this thing was.

"As far as this skill is concerned, do you think it can be exchanged for my two weapons? To be honest, if it weren't for the fact that this thing can't be sold to the disaster space, I would suggest that you just recycle it to the space. If it doesn’t, it’s awkwardly stuck there…”

"However, I can't use these two weapons here... Otherwise, with your skill and five 'energy crystals (small)', I can't bear it.

It depends on the fact that some of the people I know happen to be in the skill recycling business, otherwise I wouldn’t even want your skills for free! "

"But this is a skill after all..."

"Then you take it and use it yourself, since you value it so much." Yan Feichen said disdainfully.

"Either give the equivalent points, you take these two weapons, or add five 'energy crystals (small)' to the skill scroll.

I advise you to think about it carefully, whether you die in a disaster game with a completely useless skill, or take two weapons that can improve your combat effectiveness to get more benefits. "

After Yan Feichen finished speaking, he ignored the Survivor and began to deal with other transactions, not paying attention to him at all.

"Deal, we trade!"

Seeing that the number of things on the booth gradually decreased, the survivor also understood the situation before him, and if the delay continued, the two firearms would probably be bought away.

"Add 5,000 points or the equivalent 'energy crystal', how about I give you an extra box of bullets? The number is around 400."

Yan Feichen thought that he still had hundreds of bullets on hand, so he simply sold them all to the guy in front of him.

The survivor was stunned for a moment, then immediately agreed to the deal.

As we all know, what is expensive is not the firearms, but the ammunition required for the firearms. Five thousand points can be exchanged for four hundred rounds of ammunition. This is a bloody business.

In this way, Yan Feichen got the 'Backwater Fist' and ten 'Energy Crystals (Small)', while the survivor got two green firearms and around 400 rounds of bullets.

After the stalls were completely sold out, Yan Feichen walked towards the strengthening hall with nearly 100,000 disaster points and more than 80 'energy crystals (small)' on hand.

He first focused on strengthening resources, including skill points, on 'melee mastery', and directly upgraded it to lv28.

Then use the remaining points to strengthen the 'Backwater Fist'.

I have to say that this kind of skill is really cheap, the first level only needs 1000 points and no energy crystallization is required.

By the time the resources in his hands were almost exhausted, Yan Feichen had already raised his Backwater Fist to level 20.

Now the guaranteed base damage has come to 108, the maximum multiplier has also been changed to 220, and the cooldown time has also been reduced by 5 seconds.

Yan Feichen is quite satisfied with the result of this enhancement, but he doesn't know how much this skill needs to reach the full level.

After all, after reaching the full level, one can choose an additional enhancement. If there is an additional effect linked to the life value, then this skill will undergo a qualitative change.

"It's about the same, go back and see if the blood crow has hatched... Forget it, it's too obvious to bring a crow to reality, I can go back alone!"