Chapter 26 (1/2)

Translator: Atlas Studios

Editor: Atlas Studios

The monsters in the dungeon gave quite a lot of EXP. The Three Gerov Camp’s Human Thieves each gave 300 EXP.

After Level 10, the leveling EXP requirements were raised to a level of (N+1)*300. This also meant that if Fatty were to level up from Level 12 to Level 13, the EXP needed was 3,900…

The EXP given by the Human Thieves, after a 15% bonus from the full party, was a total of 345 EXP. After evenly dividing this, each player could obtain 69 EXP, which was much higher than the EXP obtained by killing monsters of the same level on the wilderness map.

After killing the three Human Thieves, everyone in the party obtained 200 EXP. Furthermore, they even dropped a Level 12 Light Armor Blueprint.

Every member of the party was very excited. The dungeon had just started and the blueprint had dropped, which was a good start.

Upon entering the dungeon party, Smoking With Fire had chosen the party contribution allocation mode. According to the so-called party contribution allocation mode, after each party member completed their own work, they could obtain the corresponding Party Contribution Points. When they collected the items dropped by the monsters in the dungeon, the system would automatically price the items. This pricing did not refer to money but to Party Contribution Points. Then, the party members could choose to consume Party Contribution Points equal to the item and ‘purchase’ the item.

For example, they had just managed to obtain this Armor Blueprint. After the system priced it at 5 Party Contribution Points, this would automatically be displayed to the players according to their level of contribution in the current party. The player with the most Party Contribution Points could get priority. If they didn’t want it, then the system would rotate and allow the player with the second-highest Party Contribution Points to choose until the item was finally bought.

If nobody wanted it in the first round, the system would enter the second and third round. If nobody wanted it after three rounds, the party leader would freely allocate it.

It was very easy to obtain Party Contribution Points. They could be obtained by dealing damage to monsters, healing party members, drawing monsters, control, special buff status, and so on. Although the official specific calculation method had not been disclosed, as long as a player understood their own place in the party and did their duty well, they could obtain the Party Contribution Points, which was very convenient.

This allocation method was adopted by many parties who were formed last minute, as it was fair to every party member. Of course, besides the Party Contribution Points, there was also the free allocation mode. Such a method was usually used when guild members entered the dungeon in which the Guild Master or party leader would perform the allocation. Since they were from the same guild, they would have their own internal evaluation criteria.

Fatty’s party had initially adopted the party contribution mode, but there was a problem there. The system gave the party leader an additional 20 Party Contribution Points!

Such an addition was nothing usually. After all, commanding was not easy. These additional 20 Party Contribution Points were reasonable and fair.

However, this was under the condition that the party leader had commanded the team effectively!

Therefore, when Smoking With Fire wanted to start the item allocation excitedly, Fatty made a suggestion.

“Wait a minute!” he shouted in the party channel. “This allocation is unreasonable!”

Everyone looked at Fatty in surprise. Smoking With Fire responded furiously, “Why is it unreasonable? This is the system’s party contribution allocation. Do you think that the method of the system is unreasonable?”

“I didn’t say that!” Fatty contended on strong grounds. “Let me talk about the problem with the contribution points obtained! As the party leader, what reasonable commands did you give? What right do you have to get these additional 20 Party Contribution Points?”

Fatty could see that Smoking With Fire really wanted this blueprint. As the party leader, his current contribution was the highest among the party. In other words, Smoking With Fire would be given priority. Fatty was sure that he would immediately put away the Light Armor Blueprint in his backpack!