Players' NPC boss

Finding the right one among tens of thousands of cats seems to be a very difficult task. But Blaze has plenty of perseverance and can patiently check them one by one.

Difficulty A is just like that.

But the problem appeared at this time. The incarnations of Ouroboros left leisurely at the moment the challenge began, and had no intention of staying in the same place.

The difficulty was really upgraded. It was almost impossible to find tens of thousands of cats in the huge city of Mekingjord and check their eyes.

So Blaze used the old method that everyone used when they encountered this problem, standing still, and then the strangers would come to solve the trouble.

To be honest, Blaze had some ups and downs about this, because the strangers never paid attention to him. Although he seems to have made some achievements now, the psychological shadow of being [SKIP] when the strangers opened their mouths in the past is still there.

Fortunately, Blaze was more popular than he thought. He just leaned against the wall with his hands folded on his chest for a while, and immediately a stranger came to talk to him.

"Oh, stranger, I have some problems." Blaze started with a standard format, coughed and lowered his voice, trying to create a feeling of hidden secrets.

"I wonder if you are willing to give me 10 gold coins. In return, I am willing to teach you a skill."

Isn't it strange here, why not mention the matter of catching cats? Because the task needs to be paid, how can the stranger do the work alone? But Blaze just spent a lot of money from [Hermes's Travel Hat], and he is penniless and can't pay any reward.

So Blaze decided to make a pot of gold first, teach skills with 10 gold coins as tuition, and then hire strangers to catch cats with 1 gold coin as reward.

If possible, Blaze wants to teach [Pankrasin], which is not a bad thing to make strangers stronger, but unfortunately the learning process of [Pankrasin] is extremely cumbersome, so what needs to be taught is the teachable skills that Blaze obtained after obtaining [Night Watchman] and [Lantern Bearer].

Some skills are bound to professions, but some skills can only be unlocked by the corresponding professions, but other professions meet the conditions for use. In this case, the derived skill is [Teaching Skills]. However, strangers seem to have no way to teach skills directly, and can only make skill books for others through props.

What Blaze can teach strangers is [Soul Shock], a simple and practical skill. The requirements for intelligence, agility, strength and faith are very low, and it can be used to attack ghost monsters.

Blaze originally thought that there would not be many strangers, but when he heard that 10 gold coins could be exchanged for a skill, more and more strangers came. It seems that the first stranger who learned the skill announced this.

There are roughly two types of strangers, those who want to touch him and those who want skills. It is said that in order to improve efficiency, the strangers have negotiated that each person has less than 2 or 3 seconds.

After a day, Blaze's armor has been wiped and waxed, and his property has increased to hundreds of thousands of gold coins in an instant.

This is simply a huge profit, but fortunately Blaze has strong self-control and stopped in time. He knew that more strangers would come the next day, and this was the time to officially start the plan.

"Stranger, please help me catch the cat in Mejingiord. As a reward, I will give you 2 gold coins as a reward and the skill [Soul Shock]. "

In an instant, Mejingiord was in chaos. Blaze didn't know how long it would take to find the challenge task, and he had to mark it one by one. With the help of strangers, including the preparation work the day before, it took a total of one and a half days to complete it.

In the end, Blaze held a black cat by the scruff of the neck and waved to thank the stranger for his help.

This one before and after not only completed the challenge task, but also earned hundreds of thousands of gold coins, and cured his psychological shadow by the way. It can be said that he killed three birds with one stone.

But he didn't know how terrible the skills he casually taught would be developed into in the hands of strangers, that is, players.

[Soul Shock], at first glance, looks like a skill used to attack ghost enemies. However, players are very curious about this skill that they have never seen before, which is taught by the special NPC Black Beast Knight Blaze who has opened multiple super-large maps. Those who have abundant skill points even maxed it out directly after learning it.

Faced with this skill that consumes very little MP, players almost use [Soul Shock] on everything they see. With such high frequency of use, they discovered the magical place of this skill.

First of all, in the future, when exploring underground mazes or ruins, there is no need to be careful of biological traps. With a [Soul Shock], all the monsters were shaken down.

Secondly, [Soul Shock]'s judgment of the soul is very vague, and it can almost be described as everything has a soul. The lower the intelligence of the monster, the greater the impact of [Soul Shock]. After the proficiency is high, [Soul Shock] can even be used to distort magic attacks.

Because the elements that constitute magic damage also have souls.

For a period of time after [Soul Shock] became popular, [If you say you have a soul, you have a soul] was the mantra of players.

Unfortunately, Blaze didn't mention teaching skills again, so if you want to learn [Soul Shock], you can only ask those who have the skills to make a skill book for you.

Back to the point, Blaze caught the special cat. The reason why it is special is that if you look closely, you will find that only this black cat has normal cat eyes, and the eyes of other cats are snake pupils.

[Cat's eyes lead to hell]

If you understand it literally, it is simply that the cat's eyes are a teleportation channel that can reach hell. Of course, the hell here should refer to the front of the Ouroboros, not the El Dorado called hell by the elves.

Blaze contacted Chiron on a daily basis, took a look at Hebi's status, bought props, and raised the black cat after being fully prepared.

[Challenge Mission: Cat's Eyes Lead to Hell/Completed]

"Meow~"

The black cat opened its eyes wide, and the sapphire-like cat pupils emitted rotating light spots. The light spots slowly rotated and turned into a deep vortex.

Blaze's feet were empty and fell straight down. This is the feeling of teleportation. The difference is that the previous teleportation was a feeling of horizontal movement, but this time it was a downward teleportation.

It is not difficult to imagine where this [Hell] will be located.

When Blaze opened his eyes again, he was already in a damp and dark environment.

[World Quest: Meeting the Great Tree Part 4]

[Helm Underworld]