"What's wrong with you monkey?"

Gan Doufu walked up to Hussere who was sitting in front of the largest underground shack in the Gray Elf camp.

He looked at him first, then looked at the lair of the leader of the gray spirit that had not yet had time to clean up, and asked strangely: "Are you hungry?"

Husserey, who was recovering his strength, looked up lazily at him, rolled his eyes and said, "I'm hungry and I don't want to make my hair wet."

Didn't a large group of you realize that there were twenty or thirty large gray elf and gray elf leaders just now, and they never came out again after escaping into this underground shack?

However, Hussere was not stupid enough to go into the cave alone to fight the opponent. He simply stood guard at the entrance of the cave to prevent the gray goblins from trying to kill him again.

However, with his perceptual ability, he has noticed that there are no signs of biological activity in the leader's lair.

If nothing unexpected happens, there should be a secret passage leading outside the tribe.

The group of big gray elf and the leader of the big gray elf should have secretly escaped through the secret passage while the players were killing the remaining gray elf.

But just run away, don't risk going into a secret passage to chase him.

Today's harvest was big enough. The little gray spirit alone provided him with 1.25 million soul energy, and the big gray spirit even gave him a surprise.

An ordinary LV.7 little gray spirit can generally only provide him with 168 soul energy points, but there are very few that can provide him with 192 points.

The Big Gray Spirit can provide him with at least 360 points, occasionally 396 points, 432 points, and even more can provide 540~720 points.

From this point of view, the number of soul energy points that Hussere can draw seems to be linked to the health points of these little monsters, 1 point of health: 1 point of soul energy.

The higher the level, the more health points you have and the more soul energy you get.

And according to players, there are indeed some relatively powerful individuals among the Gray Elves.

Not only are they harder to deal with than ordinary gray goblins, their attacks also cause higher damage, and they are usually the leaders of the hunting party.

Therefore, according to their habits, players will call these elite gray elf "grey elf team captain, gray elf leader" and so on.

According to the players' habits, Hussere also tentatively named the LV.7 level gray spirit "Grey Spirit Minion".

The one with level LV.8 is named "Gray Elf Captain", and the one with level LV.9 is named "Gray Elf Leader".

By analogy, the same goes for the Big Gray Spirit.

Level LV.10 is named "Big Gray Spirit Warrior", and level LV.15 is named "Big Gray Spirit Leader".

Maybe there may be a higher one, such as the escaped leader of the big gray spirit, but it's not too late to name it after you encounter it.

Relying on a massacre, Hussere not only improved his swordsmanship proficiency to "Intermediate Swordsmanship (Great Sword): 1%" and obtained an increase of "Elementary Weapon Proficiency (Great Sword): Damage +2", but also gained 125

All souls can.

There is enough soul energy to upgrade swordsmanship proficiency to a high level.

But, simply slaughter these little gray spirits who are like cannon fodder.

Even if the Burning Soul can be increased, the speed of proficiency improvement is very slow.

This made Hussere somewhat unhappy, and he felt that it was not as enjoyable as it was at the beginning.

However, I feel that the slow improvement in swordsmanship proficiency is only relative. Compared with players like the Chief, his speed is already amazing!

After learning the combat skill of swordsmanship through the "subliminal memory infusion" device.

It only took Hussere two days to advance to the intermediate level, although it was limited to one weapon: the giant sword.

But whether it is the chief or the flower snake, the highest skill evaluation recorded in their data panel is only "junior proficiency", and most of them are just "basic proficiency". But how long did it take them?

How many months? Even half a year?

In comparison, Hussere, who can burn souls and improve his proficiency, is already equivalent to cheating, right?

The only thing that made him a little strange was that players like the Chief had a combat power level assessment, but he didn't.

Otherwise, based on his physical strength and various attributes, what level should he be evaluated at?

But this is understandable, after all, the artificial bodies used by the chiefs can be directly enhanced through the breeding chamber.

However, his "terrible ape erectus" body is completely different from the player's artificial body. Without data reference, the individual soldier's optical brain cannot evaluate it but can still understand it.

Hussere thought for a while, then pulled out the giant sword and epee beside him and looked at it.

After a day of high-intensity fighting, the edges of the two swords have been worn to varying degrees. It seems that they need to be re-polished and maintained before they can continue to be used.

Already aware of the limitations of the giant sword, he couldn't help but consider that since the proficiency of the giant sword could not be improved quickly in a short period of time, maybe he should try other weapons?

As the saying goes, "Many arts do not overwhelm the body." Once he encounters a narrow space where he cannot use the giant sword in the future, he can't fight with bare hands, right?

It is better to master a few more weapons and prepare a few more backup weapons.

Thinking of this, Hussere simply stood up and walked towards the pile of loot collected by the players, wanting to rummage through it to see if there were any weapons suitable for him.

It is a pity that although the amount of loot captured by the players is large, because the gray spirits do not know how to maintain the weapons, they are basically in a state of rust and damage. They cannot be used without re-repairing and polishing.

Or there are some silly, big, black, rust-resistant axes, hammers and the like.

Although it is rusty, the quality is there and it can still be used after polishing. Unfortunately, it is not the type that Hussere likes.

Hua She, who was counting the trophies, saw Hussere digging through the pile of rags. He came over curiously and asked, "Monkey, what are you digging through?"

Hussere didn't say anything, and directly handed him the giant sword and epee in his hand, pointing to the edge that was covered with scratches and almost flattened.

"Why is it such a disaster?"

The flower snake was also stunned. How many bones must have been chopped to wear out like this?

However, considering Monkey's record, the condition of the two big swords is taken for granted. Most people cannot do such high-intensity battles. Maintenance and polishing once every ten and a half months is enough.

"Give it to me and I'll polish it for you."

"It seems that asking the camp director to apply for a giant sword for you is not enough. You need to prepare a few spare weapons..."

Hua She took Hussere's giant sword and epee, took out the whetstone and maintenance oil and polished them, while complaining: "You are using too much weapons."

"..."
Chapter completed!