12 The Shop (2/2)
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Item: <Rank 1 Upgrading Station>
Has the ability upgrade items up to 3 times.
Can only be installed within a territory owned by your <Nation>
You may purchase more than one.
Price: 1,000 VIS
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He checked the one for adjusting equipment, and it was basically the same price and the same conditions. The good news was that it was relatively cheap to buy one. He went ahead and checked the other stuff in the shop, it had a myriad of things that would help him setup their defenses, such as automated turrets, barricades, wooden walls, stone walls, metal walls.
One could either start off by buying metal walls, or start with wooden walls, and upgrade from there.
He noticed that there were a lot of grayed out areas as well. It seems these items were locked, it seemed they required more VIS Coins to open.
As for offense related things like tanks, there were no categories for those.
Luna decided to stop here for now, there wasn't much he could do without owning a territory yet. After he was done, he called everybody over and explained what he just discovered. Everybody was excited, but the next topic was regarding conquering a territory.
Nobody knew how tough the challenge would be. At first, Luna felt that if the rest of them somehow got to level 10, he would have confidence in dealing with it easily. But while he was looking over the <Nation> shop, everybody was bouncing ideas off of each other, and the question that had stumped them was ”What is the basis for the difficulty besides territory size?”
Good question. Didthe game set the difficulty to be for level 10 players? If it did, how many level 10 players was it difficult for? Usually they would love a concept like this, where they could discover and learn things for themselves, in an actual MMORPG. But this was real life. Albeit, with a system similar to MMORPGs added to it. If they somehow miscalculated and it cost them the lives of their friends, it would be too late for regret.
Luna could feel a headache coming, when he felt someone grab his arm and put their on his shoulders. He looked over to find out that it was Sura, ”Whatever your decision, I'll support it.”
”Yeah, me too!” A couple others chimed in.
”Luna-dono, you've saved not only my life, but my dignity as well. I am at your disposal.” Hana added as she stood up and slightly bowed.
”I came here to kick ass and chew bubble gum! And I'm all out of bubble gum!” Elise enthusiastically added. ”Hey, I know that movie reference! Oh, and needless to say, I'll support you all the way bro!” Boni replied.
Yu-jin and the rest nodded in approval. Luna couldn't help but smile, it was always a good feeling to know that people are willing to have your back. He then gave an extra meaningful look at Boni. It seems this guy just might have found love in the apocalypse. Which reminded him, he still had to talk to Sura about his ”accidental proposal.” He thought back to the awkward moment they both had, and couldn't help but laugh bitterly in his mind.
Sura had never showed even an ounce of anger towards him, as a matter of fact, the next day she even went out and experimented on something that would not only end up benefiting him, but saved lives as well.
”Alright then. Everybody rest up for now. I acknowledge your trustin me, which is why I won't risk your lives unnecessarily. Tomorrow is grind time, so sleep well tonight.”
Tomorrow, his goal was to reach level 20, and look for more survivors.