The Void Pathfinder from the Demon Hunter World

Sitting in the skill management cabin, Marvin looked at the skill list and quickly selected the skill to be upgraded.

[Deep Blue Magic Mastery: Passive, lv.16→20]

Description: All Deep Blue Magic spells have +1 rank, +240% spell strength, and 36.5% less casting cost.

Upgrade cost: - (You must first upgrade the professional inheritance "Deep Blue Ice Hunter" before you can continue to upgrade this skill)

Spend 800 Paradise Coins.

Ice Hunter needs to absorb the source energy of ice creatures to upgrade.

After getting the Ice Hunter professional inheritance, Marvin didn't stay in the Ain El world for a few days, and he didn't encounter any ice enemies. The source energy required for the upgrade is still at 0/100, so it's naturally impossible to upgrade. That's all I can do for now.

The next world will be fine, he has already determined the hunting target for the next world.

[Ice Blue Scale Armor: Active, lv.8→20]

Consumption: 90~160

Defense: 64~72 (Physical Defense 58%, Energy Defense 64%, Magic Defense 68%)

Armor Duration: 600 seconds

Damage Absorbed: 620

Special Effect: After absorbing 620 points of damage, it will shatter, bursting an ice blue shock to the surrounding 1 meter, magic attack 54, with a high probability of freezing and slowing down, and a small probability of freezing.

Upgrade Cost: - (You must first upgrade "Deep Blue Magic Mastery" to continue upgrading this skill)

Cost 2200 Paradise Coins.

The defense of the Ice Blue Scale Armor upgraded to level 20 exceeds that of the White Frost Breastplate, plus the Frostwolf Coat... Oh, I dare not think about it.

[Ice Blue Enchantment: Active, lv.16→20]

Consumption: 70~204

Special effect: Enchant the weapon, add 10~20 physical attack power, add 31~102 magic attack power, increase weapon firmness by 3~34%, increase weapon sharpness by 0~2.

Upgrade cost: - (You need to upgrade "Deep Blue Magic Mastery" before you can continue to upgrade this skill)

Cost 400 Paradise Coins.

[Ice Blue Breath: Active, lv.10→20]

Consumption: 63~305

Physical attack power: 5~15

Magic attack power: 62~128

Special effect: Slow down 5%~33%, freeze

Upgrade cost: - (You need to upgrade "Deep Blue Magic Mastery" before you can continue to upgrade this skill)

Cost 2000 Paradise Coins.

[Ice Blue Blade: Active, lv.10→20]

Consumption: 38~144

Physical attack power: 60~96

Magic attack power: 16

Upgrade cost: - (You need to upgrade "Deep Blue Magic Mastery" before you can continue to upgrade this skill)

Cost 2000 Paradise Coins.

Deep Blue Magic also includes Ice Blue Ray, Ice Blue Hand, and "Ice Blue Storm" lv.2 optimized from Blizzard.

In addition, there are Magic Missile (modified), Breeze, Flash (modified), and Cough, which are transformed from the Evocation Magic. These 4 magics have not even changed their names, but are just classified under Deep Blue Magic. There are currently 12 Deep Blue Magics.

After the skill is upgraded, the basic combat power is significantly improved. Compared with the world of Ain El, Marvin estimates that he will have no problem protecting himself in the Demon Hunter world.

There are not enough Paradise Coins in my pocket, so I will sell some equipment first. There is also an Alchemy Skill Scroll, Primary Alchemy-Potion Branch.

Marvin is still at a low level now, and he can buy medicine from vending machines, which is still very cheap. What about the future?

If he can play alchemical potions well, he can make blue and red bottles by himself in the future. Isn't it wonderful?

In the Order Paradise, potions of blue quality and above can only be found in the market. A bottle of blue quality healing potion costs at least 1,000 Paradise coins, which is expensive.

Marvin also has an idea to learn the explosives branch of alchemy. Explosives are definitely a powerful weapon for group battles and ambushes. He also learned the booby trap technology from the one-eyed dragon Macallan.

The book "Research on Explosive Weapons of the Northville Empire 65th Edition (Volume 1)" is not all science, and the last part already involves alchemy. I don't know what kind of weirdos the Northville goblins are.

If you learn the alchemy-explosives branch, you can just continue with the knowledge in this book.

[Are you sure to use the skill scroll "Primary Alchemy-Potion Branch"? 】【Yes】【No】

Choose [Yes], and alchemy knowledge begins to flow into Marvin's mind while he lies on the lazy sofa in the skill management cabin.

[Primary Alchemy - Potions Branch, lv.1]

Description: Understand the basic knowledge of alchemy - potions branch, but cannot make potions independently.

Upgrade cost: 100 Paradise Coins.

Continue to upgrade.

[Primary Alchemy - Potions Branch, lv.1→11]

Proficiency: 0%

Description: Primary alchemist, can make 1st-level potions independently, and potion formulas are required to make potions.

Upgrade cost: 200 Paradise Coins.

After spending 1,100 Paradise Coins, he can only make 1st-level potions. Most of the alchemy books that Marvin stole from Avallac's Laboratory recorded the 2nd-level potion formulas, which he could not make yet.

Proficiency is easy to understand, but understanding it in the brain does not mean that the hands can do it.

If you want to improve your proficiency, you need to practice making potions yourself. You can buy materials from the Order Paradise with Paradise Coins. The purchase limit varies according to the rank and authority level.

In addition, you can also post a commission in the Guild Hall and ask someone to bring it back from the derivative world. However, that is much more expensive. Only extremely rare and special materials will be posted.

Level 1 potions are all white or green in quality. They are basically ineffective for Marvin and cannot be sold at a high price. It is too much of a loss to make level 1 potions for training, so let's continue to upgrade.

[Primary Alchemy - Potions Branch, lv.11→20]

Proficiency: 0%

Description: Primary Alchemist, can independently make level 1 to 2 potions, and needs to obtain potion recipes to make potions.

Upgrade cost: -

I can't upgrade anymore. It seems that I need to find an intermediate alchemy skill scroll or find someone to learn it.

Upgrading skills just cost 10,300 Paradise Coins, and the balance dropped from nearly 38,000 to less than 28,000. I still need to save money to buy summoning skills. Let's do this for now.

…

Raven is investigating prices in the commercial district.

Ten minutes later, Marvin got off the bus, and the man and the bird gathered at 56th Street.

Everything else is secondary. Going to have a meal is the most important thing. During the days he stayed in Ain El, Marvin didn't have a proper meal and lived on nutritional paste.

The Bear Spirit Tavern on 56th Street sells both food and alcohol, a bit like the taverns on the Demon Hunter continent, but the store layout is much larger.

The Bear Spirit Tavern is decorated in a rough style, with log beams, rough wooden tables and chairs, and a small dragon head on the wall. It is a real dragon head, and it is said to be a young dragon head, but it is also very impressive.

In the center of the tall and large dining room, there is a rectangular fire pit, on which three roasted, fragrant and unknown beast legs are rotating, making people drool.

Maybe Marvin came back too early this time, and there are much fewer people on the street than usual, even in the commercial district, it seems a bit deserted.

Maybe he came at the wrong time for dinner, and there is no customer in the Bear Spirit Tavern at this moment.

"Hey, white-haired boy, it's only been a few days, and you're back?" Aunt Remo, who is a head and a half taller than Marvin, brushed the beast legs with seasonings and looked up to see Marvin carrying the raven into the door.

During the last ten days in the Order Paradise, Marvin often came here to eat. There was no other reason, just that the food tasted good and the portions were large. After a while, he got to know the proprietress.

Remo came from a place called Hobrak. Marvin couldn't remember where Hobrak was, whether it was a world or a place name, but he always felt that he had seen her in a game. Note ①

Marvin nodded and randomly picked a table to sit down.

Remo threw her thick braids behind her and asked, "What do you want to eat? Or just anything?"

Marvin picked a seat by the window and sat down and replied, "Whatever."

Raven jumped onto the table and took over the conversation, "Give me more meat. My boss hasn't had a proper meal for several days. That leg over there is pretty good."

Remo stopped adjusting the grill and laughed, "You're not eating it, why are you making such a fuss?"

Modus retorted, "Who cares! I can see it's not against the rules..."

Marvin patted Raven. He didn't have time to waste on listening to them bickering. He also had to discuss selling things.

He shared the email with Raven.

Modus looked up after reading it for a few seconds and said, "Boss, this guy's bid is a bit low."

Few buyers don't lower the price, it's normal.

Marvin thought for a while, "Then look at the reply, just 10% lower than the market price, we don't have that much time to wait, we have to leave tomorrow."

"Okay." Modus began to quote 16 pieces of equipment.

The boss's wife Remo walked out of the kitchen with a huge wooden plate, on which the meat and bread were piled like a small mountain.

Bang, Remo put down the plate and asked, "You really don't want some wine? The snow leopard beer I brew is very good, beer won't make you drunk."

Marvin took out the Woodpike and started cutting meat, shaking his head and replied, "No. I don't drink."

"Ah, you are still stubborn. You can't survive without drinking in our place. It's so cold that you will freeze to death." Remo wiped her hands with her apron and left.

A few seconds later, she came back with a soup bowl and put it on the table, "Here, the mushroom soup left over from lunch. I won't charge you for this..."

Bang, bang, bang, heavy footsteps were heard outside the door. Then, a very tall and strong man appeared at the door. He even had to bend down and lower his head when he walked into the more than two-meter-high main door of the Bear Spirit Tavern.

This bald man with ice-blue skin and gray-white long beard had chains wrapped around his arms and a fur skirt around his waist. He greeted the tavern proprietress with a silly smile: "Remo, good afternoon."

The proprietress didn't like him very much, "What's good about it? Business is so bad, I can't hold on any longer!"

The blue-skinned strong man rubbed his hands and laughed: "It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, I took a big order from the theme park a few days ago and made a lot of money. I'll help you!"

"Who needs your help, get out of the way!" The proprietress elbowed the strong man in the waist, "What do you want to drink?"

The strong man stepped aside tactfully, as if he was really pushed away by the proprietress.

"Shiva Snow Mountain Liquor." The sturdy man stretched out four fingers, "4 pokes!"

Remo was surprised and said, "Hey, Gavros, are you really rich?"

Marvin, who was sitting at the window, raised his eyebrows when he heard this. This blue-skinned sturdy man was his Gus pattern forger, Gavros. Note ②

Gavros puffed out his belly, "The Viku giant never lies!"

He bent down again, carefully avoiding the beams above his head, and chased Remo and said, "Since, that thing, Paradise hasn't sent this kind of order for a long time. Low-level growth type..."

"Ahem!" Remo interrupted Gavros with a fake cough, glanced at the window, indicating that there were other people in the room.

"Huh?" Gavros turned his head to look at Marvin, and immediately turned into a vicious face, stepped over a dining table, and stared at Marvin.

Marvin only felt a chill in his face, but it didn't hurt.

If a fight really breaks out, the Viku giant in front of him can kill him with one finger, but this is the Paradise of Order, he is not afraid of anything.

Marvin looked up at the other party, expressionless.

"Huh?" Gavros suddenly discovered something, sniffed, and asked, "Is the knife with you?"

Marvin nodded, pulled out the Guswen, and slapped it on the table with the sheath.

Gavros did not touch the Guswen. The knife now belongs to Marvin, and it is not so easy to take.

"Wow, wow, wow..." He laughed and said, "It turns out to be you, it seems that you have a high rank." He turned around and said to the tavern owner, "It's okay, that job is for him."

Remo also relaxed after hearing this and turned to walk into the kitchen.

"Kid, I don't want to ask about you, but..." Gavros pointed at Marvin's Frostwolf coat, "You are too shabby, and you don't match this sword at all."

"Well... It seems that you need an ice attribute coat." Gavros flicked the fur collar of the Frostwolf coat with his fingers, "Go get some ice attribute Warcraft skins, higher-end ones, and I'll make you a leather armor coat, the lowest purple quality. Don't wear this kind of garbage, it's embarrassing for me."

Modus had already replied to the email and looked up at the giant: "Aren't you a swordsmith? Can you make leather armor?"

"Hohoho..." Gavros said in a loud voice, pointing at the raven, "Robot bird knows shit, I'm a jack of all trades..."

Modus He immediately refused, "What's wrong with the machine? The machine ate your rice..."

"Don't listen to his nonsense..." The bar owner came out carrying two barrels, leaned on the wooden floor, and said loudly: "He is not as good as Magni in iron making. High-level contractors don't like to buy his products, so he learned other skills."

"Bullshit!" Gavros was so angry that he jumped up and down, "I can't be better than that short guy!?"

Remo ignored his anger and pushed him away with an elbow, "Get out of the way!"

The proprietress picked up the plate in front of Marvin and said, "You made the guests' food cold again! I'll go and heat it up for you, but his skill in making armor is really good." After that, the proprietress twisted her big butt and walked back to the kitchen.

Gavros looked at Remo's back, scratched his bald head and smiled foolishly, then turned around and said, "Look, Remo praised me."

Marvin really needed a good quality leather jacket, raised his head and asked the giant, "How much do you want for the labor?"

Gavros put away his silly smile, restored his ferocious face, and stretched out a finger, "10,000 Paradise Coins."

...

The transaction with the Gate of Heaven went smoothly, and 16 pieces of equipment sold for a total of 35,630 Paradise Coins.

Only one "Wind Element Magic Mastery" skill scroll sold for a high price of 15,000 Paradise Coins. It can be seen how expensive the skills are.

Each email in the Order Paradise can carry 10 attachments and unlimited Paradise Coins, but a 5% handling fee is charged through email.

So, Marvin's final income was 33,848 Paradise Coins, and the balance of Paradise Coins soared to more than 60,000.

Leaving the Bear Spirit Tavern, Marvin took a bus to 21st Street, where there is a market specially opened for low-level contractors.

The market was a bit like the vegetable market Marvin had seen in his previous life, with rows of stalls in the middle and a circle of shops around the stalls. Contractors can rent a stall for 10 hours for 5 Paradise coins.

Marvin is now rich and powerful, so he rented two stalls directly, put the remaining 40 green clothes on the market, set the selling price, and let Modus watch, and then went to the surrounding stalls.

There were few people in the market, and there were not many contractors selling things. Moreover, the low-level contractors basically sold blue and green clothes, and there were skills but very few. He only saw two, one fireball sold for 26,800 Paradise coins, and the other was more expensive, bow and arrow mastery lv.10, sold for 32,000 Paradise coins.

Marvin could set off fireballs when he was 7 and a half years old, and I didn’t think it was difficult to learn. Why is it so expensive?

I asked and found out that skills without pre-professional requirements are very expensive.

The middle-aged hunter who sold fireballs was smacking his hookah, and he seemed to have a story.

He gave Marvin some popular science.

Skills without pre-professional requirements mean that anyone can learn them. It is normal that they are twice as expensive as skills with pre-professional requirements.

Passive skills are twice as expensive as active skills, which needs no further explanation.

Marvin has many passive skills, so he can naturally understand the power of passive skills, such as his mastery of swordsmanship.

After the guidance of the hunter brother, Marvin took a bus to 63rd Street.

63rd Street is actually an alley. The few shops there are almost all selling summoning-related items, and most of them are still closed.

The alley is a bit like Pet Street, and a bit like Diagon Alley in Harry Potter, which is weird.

In the second shop on the right, Marvin found what he was looking for.

…

Note ①: In the game Guild Wars 2, the hometown of the Norns, Hobrak. Remo is the cooking master among the Norns and a secondary professional skill instructor. Remo has no background story or specific plot in the game, and the modeling is too sloppy, so I won’t post the picture. If anyone has time, please help draw one, and it doesn’t matter if there is none.

Note ②: Gavros is a character in World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King. He is the first boss in the Pit of Saren and also a forging master. His attacks are mostly physical or frost-based. He is a huge giant of the Vekku. In the Paradise of Order, Gavros's height in a non-combat posture is controlled at 3.2 meters, and his actual height is over 6 meters. In this book, World of Warcraft limits the upper limit to around level 6, which will be reached much later.