【Clear the 15th floor of the Infinity Tower!】 Cleared without injury, crisp and neat, rating: A]

Infinity Towers begin to settle rewards.

Ian unlocks the golden chests on each floor to earn some XP and raffle points.

[Rewards: Main City Points*1400, XP*1120, Lottery Points*822, Abandoned Ancient Junk ......]

【Upgrade!】 At the current level of 12, gain 2 free attribute points and gain 2 skill points. 】

Ancient garbage refers to the Turing testing machine that has been dismantled into tatters.

You can try to challenge the 16th floor, but for the sake of efficiency, you can clear the 5th floor at the same time, and Ian will also get a lot of lottery points.

Recall sequence system.

A blue translucent window opens, which records Ian's current lottery points.

[Lottery points: 62290]

60,000 points, all from the harvest of the 5-story Infinity Tower.

It's a pity that the Infinity Tower can't be farmed repeatedly, otherwise this place can not only be used as a holy place for farming points, but also quickly improve the level.

With the points, Ian will open the draw, and the rare prize pool is only 100 draws, and you can directly exchange it for any golden prize.

Ian doesn't know what the remaining golden prizes are, which he can view through the slider, but he is dazzled by the sheer number of prize types in the prize pool.

Anyway, when it's time to redeem it, the remaining golden prizes will appear, so there's no need to waste time looking at them.

100 draws, each draw costs 500 points, and the redemption points are currently at (100/200) this value.

It is equivalent to spending 50,000 lottery points for 100 draws in the end, and Ian drew the guaranteed amount in the prize pool.

"Consume 50,000 points and start the lottery!"

It's another big gamble, Ian is betting that he can draw skills or equipment.

He has the next 15 days to complete the bounty commission and kill a level 16 wanted criminal.

"Bounty: Remnant Sword Wang Xiao", this is the task that Ian received, Remnant Sword holds a cursed weapon, the lowest bronze sequence of cursed weapons.

This weapon is already in Ian's hand.

Of course...... The premise is still a lottery, and he needs to draw props to improve his strength.

The lottery system starts the draw, and the round roulette wheel rotates clockwise.

Jingle jingle bells!

Countless prizes shimmer in strange colors, and a moment later, some of them appear inside Ian's backpack.

Part of it was because Ian's backpack was full, he had too many things on him, and his backpack was a little smaller.

The "Fliggy Piggy Bank" is still not enough, Ian needs more storage space!

The prizes in the backpack are not golden, and there are 2 blue and 1 purple among the remaining prizes, which meet Ian's requirements.

[Name: Giant Killer]

[Source: Dead Cells]

[Quality: Blue]

[Genre: Melee Greatsword]

[Damage: 650~750 (Physical Damage)]

[Effect: When using the Giant Slayer to attack the monster and boss, the damage is always critical, dealing 400% critical damage.] 】

[Description: I'm not afraid of you.] 】

The blue quality of the greatsword, the base damage is a bit unsightly, and it can even be said to be a bit low.

650 points of physical damage, which is really a bit embarrassing, even a long sword or a dagger is higher than the damage of this big sword.

But its advantage lies in its pertinence, attacking monsters and bosses in the sequence, dealing 400% critical damage.

2600 for a knife, which is quite terrifying.

It is also very reasonable for an archer to have a lot of strength and a big sword in his hand with a bow and a big sword on his back, right?

As for why not use "the best knife in the village", or "plumber's pipe wrench".

First of all...... These two melee pieces of equipment are mission equipment, and each of them has a special mission.

Secondly, the effect of the Mura good knife is "a little better than the enemy's weapon", and Ian doesn't dare to bet on how much this point is.

In case the damage is a little lower than that of the enemy, but the knife is still broken, he must die of distress.

The same goes for pipe wrenches.

In this case, it is a very beautiful thing to have a melee greatsword.

The next one is also blue, but with armor.

[Name: Silver Knight Armor]

[Source: Dark Souls 3]

[Quality: Blue]

[Effect: Constitution +3; Strength +5; Physical Reduction +303; Spell Reduction +295; Spell Resistance +15%; Weight -15】

[Description: Silver Knight Armor serving the former royal family.] After the demise of the former royal family, they continued to guard the small mansion and the abandoned church. 】

The bonuses to Constitution and Strength are intuitive.

Physical and Magical Reductions refer to how much damage is directly reduced when taking damage, and with 303 physical reductions, players can cancel out 303 physical damage.

This offset is of little use in the face of powerful attacks.

But when the damage is below 303, with a set of armor, it is simply an impenetrable Iron King Eight.

Strictly speaking, if a player is able to stack the reduction beyond the enemy's output, they will not take any damage.

Abbreviated as non-armor-piercing.

As for the final purple prize, it was a staff......

[Name: Chaos Teleportation Staff]

[Source: Terraria]

[Quality: Purple]

[Effect: Swing the staff to teleport you anywhere within 20 meters, and when your teleportation range exceeds 20 meters, additional mana will be deducted.]

After teleporting, you will gain a chaotic state for 15 seconds, during which time you will lose 10% of your maximum health when you teleport again. 】

[Cost: within 20 meters/100 mana, 20 meters away/100~?] Mana】

[Description: Teleport to the location you want to go.] 】

In Terraria, the Rod of Chaos teleports to the location of the mouse on the screen.

But in a sequence game, the scope expands to the ends of the earth, of course...... The premise is that you can pay mana and have vision.

Within 20 meters, each teleport costs 100 mana, and beyond 20 meters, you need to pay more.

At the same time, teleportation does not have a cooldown, regardless of near and far, but restricts the player from negative statuses.

After the player teleports, they will get a "Chaos" state, and although they can still teleport at the beginning, they will be injured, and 10% of their maximum health will be deducted.

If used in some special places, it may be effective.

The ability to teleport the player to the ends of the earth is also the reason why it can be increased to purple.

Now, Ian also has a teleportation skill, and he still teleports instantly, with a range of 20 meters.

This allows his tactics to be ever-changing and full of possibilities in battle.

Before proceeding with the draw, Ian needs to organize his backpack first, he is really a bit out of shape, and the difference between himself and other players is that he is too rich.

Of course, it's the abundance of props and equipment, which are so useful that they can't be thrown away, so they need to be stored in a separate backpack.

But the backpack is full, and the piggy bank is full, so how about that.

Ian looked up and met the summoned flying pigs.

"Goh?"

Floating in the air, a pink square pig with a pair of small white wings made a puzzled sound.

Ian rubbed his aching brow, thinking about how to expand his storage.