John looked at the reward he had drawn and was speechless.
Good guy, I took a plate of phoenix feathers before the draw, and ended up drawing a phoenix, right?
There is no doubt that there are phoenixes in the source world of Holy Light.
However, there are two types of phoenixes in the Holy Light Source World.
One is the phoenix that lives in the Pandaren territory. This kind of phoenix, like Fox, the phoenix in the Harry Potter world, and the flame bird in the Pokémon world, are real flesh-and-blood creatures.
However, although it is also called Phoenix, in fact, apart from its relatively large size, this bird has very average strength and does not have any special abilities. It cannot even breathe fire, so it is completely unworthy of its name.
The other one is a phoenix named Ao summoned by the former prince of the High Elf Kingdom. This kind of phoenix is not a flesh-and-blood creature, but an elemental creature unique to the Holy Light Source World. Although it also has an entity, it is actually composed of high-density fire elements.
(Who can understand what it was like to farm a mount for several months - only to find out later that the prince dropped it o(╥﹏╥)o)
Not only is he powerful, but he also has the ability to rise from the ashes just like Fox.
It is indeed worthy of the title of Phoenix.
It's just... shouldn't this thing be the pet of a mage like the high elf prince? Why does it appear in the pet lottery pool of Holy Light professionals?
Could it be that some paladin/priest brushed the prince?
Hiss, that would be interesting.
But no matter why this phoenix appeared in the pet lottery pool of the Holy Light profession, there is no doubt that this wave is a small explosion of John's character.
After all, the strength of this thing is on the same level as a giant dragon - what I'm talking about here are the adult dragons in the Holy Light Source world, not the beast dragons in the Harry Potter world, or the black dragon egg I drew before. Comparable.
No worse than the Flame Bird, with real real-time combat power.
But in terms of ability, it is more or less the same as the Flame Bird.
Hey, why are you always smoking birds for me? It’s not like I’m useless! John complained in his heart that he had gotten an advantage and acted like a good boy.
However, John did not dwell too much on this, but struck while the iron was hot and started the second lottery.
This time I drew equipment, a huge shield.
Just looking at this huge shield, John couldn't help but fall into silence.
It's true that he wanted to draw good things, but he didn't want to use his lifespan to draw the lottery.
Why did you pull out the artifact?
That's right, what John pulled out this time was a shield made by a Titan Guardian named Tyr in the Holy Light Source World, a true defensive paladin professional artifact - even other Titan Guardians, It can't be broken.
Never mind that when he was playing games in his previous life, John, as the "big lord", defeated all kinds of awesome gods.
But a game is just a game after all. In the real world, although the Titan Guardians are just deputies created by the high-ranking gods Titan, there is no doubt that compared to ordinary creatures, they are all real gods. Level - the lowest level of god, that is also a god!
Putting this kind of thing in the Harry Potter world, it's really a bit out of line.
John couldn't think of anyone in this world who could break through the defense of this shield... What? You mean nuclear bomb? Oh, that's okay.
Speaking of which, this shield actually suits Hagrid's body shape quite well.
But John just thought about it. He couldn't bear to give away equipment of this level, and many ordinary magic equipment can be adjusted according to the user's body shape, let alone artifacts.
Silently putting away the shield, John continued his final professional draw.
And as the results of this lottery were revealed, John's eyes couldn't help but become moist.
He must be dying soon, right?
Are there a lot of artifacts?
And even if you draw the artifact, why would you draw such an evil artifact?
Yes, John once again pulled out the artifact.
Only this time it's not a paladin's artifact, but a priest's artifact.
But it is not an artifact of a Holy Priest or a Discipline Priest, but the most evil Dark Priest artifact among all professional artifacts - a dagger made from the twisted limbs of the Ancient God: Xal'atath Blade of the Dark Empire .
Looking at the eyeball on the dagger staring straight at him, John expressed that he felt very tired.
Not to mention picking up this thing and using it, just looking at it makes me feel sick.
You must know that this thing is not only made of the limbs of the ancient gods, but even the soul of a real ancient god is imprisoned in it.
Therefore, although it is also an artifact, the level of this dagger is several levels higher than that of the Guardian of Truth, and it can easily destroy the defense of the Guardian of Truth.
It's just a pity that because of the existence of the ancient god's soul, there are basically no holders of this artifact who are not corrupted.
As long as you pick up this dagger, the whispers of the ancient gods will continue to lure you to fall - even if you get close, if you don't have enough willpower, you will be tempted by the whispers to pick up the dagger and fall.
The stuff was good, but it was a pity that John didn't dare to use it.
Even if the system itself didn't have a storage function and it had to be taken out before the next lottery could be held, John just wanted this dangerous thing to stay in the system forever.
Ignoring the murmurs coming from Weiming in his ears, John directly transferred the dagger from the system to an extension bag without even touching it.
Then one layer after another, a total of ten layers were put in. John was satisfied and put the last stretch bag into the corner of his usual stretch bag.
Well, thanks to him he likes to make more stretch bags when he has nothing to do, otherwise it wouldn’t be enough.
Now that the professional lottery is over, it’s time for the Wanjie lottery.
I hope he won't pull out anything evil this time, John silently prayed in his heart.
As he pressed the lottery button, the familiar pocket twisted, and then "vomited" out a person...
Can this system still extract people?
John couldn't help but be stunned.
But he soon discovered that this was not a real person, but a faceless doll.
What is this?
Just when he was confused, the system thoughtfully displayed the name of the item and how to use it.
Name: Avatar Doll
How to use: Drop blood to identify the owner
It can be transformed into a clone of the user. The clone possesses 70% of the original strength. The original possesses absolute control over the clone, and the control distance is unlimited.
? ? ?
Although the artifact does not have the name of an artifact, in John's opinion, this thing is no worse than an artifact.
This is a percentage of the strength replica!
More importantly, the appearance of this thing made John, who originally regarded Xal'atath as useless, see the possibility of using this artifact.
Yes, Xal'atath can easily lead people to corruption, but what if the user is not a real person?
