There was nothing else left besides a book called "Old Sailor's Travel Dairy". Lu Li picked it up and packed it away carefully.
Those who were uneducated often paid a lot more respect to books. This was the same both in real life and in game.
There was most likely some surprise hidden by the gaming company in this diary to add to the lore of the game.
The fourth room opened, revealing a chest called 'Plyfit's Luggage'. When Lu Li opened it, a Mage-type ghost appeared. It seemed like the System was going to increase the difficulty for Lu Li.
The monster was level 55 with ninety thousand health points and was equivalent to a semi-boss.
Lu Li felt troubled, but he had to at least give it a shot.
The two engaged in a few rounds of attacks and Lu Li lost 300 points of health while only dealing around 100 points to the ghost.
Fortunately, control effects still applied or else Lu Li would've turned and ran.
He performed a normal attack first, just to calculate the difference in power between him and Plyfit. Plyfit lost around 1/3 of his health while Lu Li was almost about to die.
He first moved away from Plyfit and went into Stealth mode.
Although the detection ability of ghost type monsters was great, as long as Lu Li went into Stealth a little further away, he wouldn't get caught.
Just as Garona Halforcen had said, there was no such thing as definite detection. The only reason you got caught was because you were unskilled, and the same rule applied on the opposite end. There was no absolute Stealth – only inadequate detection..
When Plyfit recovered his health from 2/3 to full, Lu Li watched, but wasn't too annoyed about it.
When you left battle mode, Plyfit's health would return to full. This was a solid rule in Dawn, so players couldn't fight monsters, then run to heal and come back to battle again.
However, he managed to take down thirty thousand points of Plyfit's health which gave him some hope.
Although Plyfit had high stats, he didn't have any powerful skills.
Besides Shadow Bolt, he only had two others.
One was Decadent Music, which was similar to a Bard skill. It reduced the movement speed of players and dealt no damage. The purpose of this skill was to pave the way for the other skill.
The other skill created a puddle of poison that spread into the waters. Players needed to quickly escape the range of the poison to minimize the damage taken.
Even if Lu Li lost 40% of his movement speed, he was still too fast for the poison. As suchm his damage taken remained consistent.
Some said that players could use items, while under normal circumstances, monsters couldn't drink potions.
Others said that players had intelligence while the intelligence of monsters was capped.
This was where Lu Li's source of hope came from – he was a player and could drink potions. He was also a Thief with control skills and his necklace also recovered health. He didn't even use any special effects in his last fight.
With the thought that he could still escape even if he lost, Lu Li began the fight again.
Right before he was about to reach critical health, Plyfit was defeated.
Without skills, magic type monsters were nothing but a piece of cake.
Unfortunately, Plyfit wasn't as generous as the Nameless Old Sailor. He only donated a Gold tier crossbow, which was worse than what Lu Li had anticipated.
He thought that the deeper he entered, the better the rewards would be. The monsters that appeared seemed to support this, so he didn't expect Plyfit to be so stingy.
Next, he would probably be matched up against semi-bosses or even Bosses with a hundred thousand points of health.
Lu Li didn't feel like he could take down the next coming semi-Boss. He had almost given up on Plyfit.
Chapter end
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