Chapter 105 - Dispatch Troops Once Again (1/2)

[Initiated Attack: Battle against the Iron Nation’s military fortress]

[Difficulty: A – ]

[Mission Completion Rate: 95%]

[Comment: You easily won the battle without much losses. Congratulations on successfully provoking a nation. Welcome your trial!]

[Reward: 95000 experience]

[R: Military fortress Battle Instance Dungeon crystal]

William held the crystal in his hands. He had not expected that this mission would also reward him with a crystal.

“Come to think of it, although the mission difficulty was A-, it seems as if this rating was aimed towards players. For them, an A- mission is as difficult as a minor storyline mission.

“The Iron Nation used a legion to protect the military fortress. If players at the same level tried this mission, it would take at least three, or even four or five times the number of soldiers to take down this military fortress.

“I was able to easily obtain victory as the mastermind has never treated me as an NPC.”

William smiled and heaved a sigh of relief. He kept the crystal in his space ring.

With this Instance Dungeon crystal, players would be able to obtain equipment from the Instance Dungeon. If no accidents occured, then this Instance Dungeon would turn out to be even more popular than the misty valley Instance Dungeon.

The explosion rate for weapons was very high in such battle Instance Dungeons. It was a great attraction for the players.

Furthermore, after the players entered the Instance Dungeon, they would get the chance to fight alongside NPCs. No matter how difficult the Instance Dungeon, players would replace some of the NPCs and carry out missions.

But the players would not see William’s massacre.

After William would enter the city gate, he would just stand at the side and guide the NPCs. He would watch a large group of players enter the city and walk to their deaths…

The key to defeating the Instance Dungeon was to get rid of Brandt and the monsters around him.

William patted his head. This was not the time to daydream. He had spent all his experience on his character level.

Swish.

A ray of white light shone. William had become level 56, and now, he was one step closer to the version limit.

As he observed it,

Nox suddenly ran over. His voice sounded doubtful. “My Lord, that Troll is still alive!”

“The iron doll is alive?” William was pleasantly surprised. He ran to the city gate and found the Troll had fumbly standing. His body swayed. It was as if the entire world had turned upside down, and he could not differentiate the directions.

After all, the shape of the epic helmet had changed…

William had not expected his head to be so hard. He walked around the Troll and admired him, and nodded in approval. “Not bad, not bad. I got news of this just now. I thought you were dead. I didn’t expect that yet here would only be a few negative buffs on you, but they are quite severe.”

Of course, he did not wish for his iron doll to be a one-time-use item. It would be best if he could be utilized again. The epic helmet being wasted would be worth it.

After all, in this kind of battle, high level equipment were akin to secondary consumables.

William issued a command. “Nox, get someone to bring him back. Ask a Pastor… oh. No, ask a mage to heal his wounds and give him some potions.”

The muscular Pastors definitely could not heal the wounds of the Trolls.

Their holy light would only cause the Troll’s wounds to become even worse…

“I’ve given them, I’ve given them out!” Lautner jogged over and hurriedly said, “Putting aside the 60 thousand slaves, there are 600 thousand kilograms of grains in the warehouse, 3000 sets of excellent (blue) armor, 100 thousand arrows, at least 200 thousand kilograms of bronze, and 800 thousand kilograms of stone.”

“That’s right. There are also ten heavy duty crossbows on the wall and another ten at the entrance of the warehouse. They probably did not have enough time to move them to the city wall before we rushed over.”

Lautner paused, a lingering fear flashed on his face. “You would never have expected this. There are 30 catapults in the warehouse that had not been equipped. If the enemy had prior knowledge of our attack, and assembled almost all 100 of those catapults, this battle would’ve involved even more injuries!”

William happily pumped his fist. The gains from a battle could make him rich.

But he also silently heaved a sigh of relief. He was fortunate that he had the ability of insight. If he had not used it to instantly recognize spies, and then capture all of them at the same time, the consequences would have been unthinkable.

Everyone knew that not only were the catapults in the military fortress able to put up a defense, they were originally intended for use against the City of Dawn. The Iron Nation was very ambitious

But more importantly,

William liked such fights that came without any cost. He could not bear any heavy injuries as a loss would destroy a legion. Him losing a legion would be much more disastrous than the Iron Nation losing three legions, as his military supplies were very precious…