Chapter 357: Mission Completed
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Since this was a quest with time restrictions, Lu Li didn’t waste his time and flew straight to Warsong Valley. He encountered some dangers along the way – he was almost surrounded by a pack of hungry vultures. Fortunately, there were a lot of other birds in the forest, so he made it out alive in his crow form.
After a dozen minutes of travel time, Lu Li stood beside Lake Farathim.
Lake Farathim had lost its beauty over the years. Following the disaster of the Well of Eternity, the water level of theke had dropped significantly and the waterbed began to rise to the surface.
Lu Li needed to find a location where the moonlight had shone upon over the years, and soak the potion in theke waters.
A rain of arrows poured down and knocked him out of Stealth mode.
Lu Li turned his head just in time to see a few Horde yers pounce over. The one who attacked first was a Hunter who had Volley. Hunters with Volley had their own special part to y in group fights.
Previously, when Lu Li had trodden along the side of theke, he had left behind watermarks that revealed his tracks. Upon seeing him, the Hunter immediately attacked him with Volley.
yers who hung around battlegrounds often had a strong urge to seek battle; they couldn’t care less about their targets.
"It’s only him; take him out quick." The leader was an Orc Warrior who charged at Lu Li.
Lu Li took a small step to the side and the Warrior’s Charge lost its target.
A dodging technique like this required good timing – if you dodged before the Charge skillpleted its cast time, the other yer would still change directions and charge into you. The only solution was to dodge this skill after the cast time had beenpleted, just like how Lu Li had performed it.
The Orc Warrior was stunned immediately by Lu Li as he dashed over.
-412!
Levels, equipment, skills.
There was a massive difference in all areas between the two yers and despite being a ted ss, the Warrior still lost a great amount of health.
The Orc was frightened; he couldn’t believe what he was seeing.
Lu Li didn’t give him a chance to react; it only took him a few attacks to send the Warrior off before he pounced towards his next target.
Four Horde yers, a Warrior, a Hunter, a Mage and a Druid.
The Druid saw that the situation was bing dangerous, so he transformed and escaped, but the other three yers on his team were in in a short amount of time.
Lu Li only lost a little less than half of his health.
This was very normal; there was too much of a difference between the yers, not to mention that Lu Li had caught them by surprise. These random yers were unable to affect Lu Li at all.
However, things would be different if it was a dozen to hundreds of random yers.
Lu Li picked up the equipment that dropped, which was quite average and wasn’t worth much. Lu Li didn’t bother to chase after the Druid; he still had a timed quest toplete.
While he searched around theke, he tried his best to avoid yers from the opposing faction.
After a few minutes, Lu Li found a ce that seemed to fit Evena’s description. There was a little pond where the moonlight shone upon the surface of the green waters, and a thinyer of mist constantly rose upwards from it.
He ced Bathran’s Potion into the little pond and as soon as the potion entered the waters, rays of lights began to radiate from it. It was as if the moonlight had found an entrance and had begun to pour into the potion.
Lu Li had originally nned to go into Stealth and wait quietly for five minutes on the side. He didn’t expect the potion to cause such a bigmotion.
Quests had always been hard; this was one thing that had not changed between his previous and current life.
It didn’t take long for people to be attracted towards the area – two Alliance yers walked over.
"Sorry, doing a quest. Please step aside." Although they were in the same faction, Lu Li didn’t keep his hopes up at all.
"Quest? You’ve got to be kidding. We were the ones who found this item; when did it be your quest?" One yer had his eyes fixated on the potion that was glistening above the waters; he didn’t believe a single word that came out of Lu Li’s mouth.
Or rather, he believed them, but he had other ns.
"Seems like you guys are nning to stay."
Lu Li didn’t bother with the talking; he took his words to action with a set of skills.
Stealth, Cheap Shot, Ambush, Backstab, Slit Throat – it only took one rotation y the cloth-geared Warlock.
The other yer’s jaw almost dropped to the floor.
How could you just start a fight like that and end it so quickly?
"What about you? Are you staying or leaving?" Lu Li picked up the dropped equipment and tossed it into his bag.
"..." What other choices did he have? The other yer left with a bitter expression on his face, but he didn’t go too far. Instead, he stopped nearby. It was possible that he was waiting for his chance, or perhaps he was contacting his friends.
Lu Li didn’t worry too much about him; he knew that the real trouble had only just begun.
A small team of Horde yers arrived. They killed the Alliance yer who wouldn’t leave and started approaching Lu Li.
As they walked, the Priest suddenly froze on the spot.
Before the Priest even found the chance to warn the others that he had been Sapped, Lu Li had already turned around and casted Cheap Shot on the nearest Undead Mage. With his special effects activated, Lu Li didn’t even need to use an entire round of his skills to kill his target.
At this point in time, there were less than a hundred yers in Dawn who had reached level 25. The chances of running into a level 25 yer who was part of one of these small teams were extremely low.
yers under level 25 had to face a harsh punishment and take extra damage when they were ying against a level 27 yer like Lu Li.
With the Priest Sapped and the Mage killed, the other three yers were unable to defeat Lu Li.
After a short while, Lu Li sat down to eat some bread and regenerate his health. All five yers were lying dead beside him.
Within a short time of five minutes, dozens of yers had been killed by him. Some were solo yers while others were in teams, and there were both Horde yers and Alliance yers mixed into the crowd. It didn’t take long for Lu Li to find himself with a dozen PK points.
Fortunately, this had urred on the outskirts of the Warsong Valley. It was a more-deserted area and it was rare for big teams to appear.
The greatest number of people that Lu Li had run into were only teams of five, and teams of five made up from random yers were no threat to Lu Li.
He had high detection attributes, so without some kind of special equipment, even Thieves in Stealth mode couldn’t make it past him. All those who tried to steal the potion were turned into corpses on the ground.
System: Bathran’s Potion has been purified.
Lu Li picked up his speed now. He killed his opponent before another wave of people approached, then took the potion with him and activated Gale Steps to leave.
The quest standards were set based on the average yers. Lu Li and his flying skills were a bug to the quest; he still had a few minutes to spare after he recalled back to Astrana.
"Praise the Moon Goddess – this is the right potion," Evena said dly. "Little Le can be saved now!"
After the potion was used, a thinyer of moonlight masked the pale green face of the little girl. Lu Li and Evena could almost hear the whispers of the Goddess in their ears – it was near, yet far, like a petal that drifted with the wind, a soft feather that brushed across their hearts.
Even though Lu Li was a yer, he was also touched by the sight.
Evena and Pelturas were both already on the ground, humbly worshipping Elune, the Goddess.
"Daddy, I think I’ve fallen asleep," the little girl said as she opened her eyes.
"Child, you’ve slept for too long. Daddy was almost going to lose you," Pelturas wept in tears of joy.
"Mmmm, I don’t want to sleep anymore. Daddy, can we go y outside?"
"You need rest now, my daughter."
"Alright, daddy, I think I heard a soft voice calling my name just then. It must be mummy calling, right?"
"Praise be with Elune; may her glory forever shine upon ournd."
The conversation between Pelturas and his daughter was dull, but Lu Li felt warmth within him. It seemed like all the trouble that he had gone through had finally found its reason.
"You’ve saved my daughter. This is a debt that I’ll never be able to repay, but please take this with you. This is the most precious thing in my life besides Le." With gratitude written all over his expressions, Pelturas passed a Longbow into Lu Li’s hands.
This was probably the final quest reward.
Was it a Silver or Gold grade equipment?