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Chapter 73

"Is it over already?"

The Skeleton Warriors went up and unleashed one round of skills, and it took less than ten seconds in total.

The dignified Dungeon BOSS died just like that?

Facing Silver-grade Skeleton Warriors with four-dimensional attributes as high as 12,000, the Spider King couldn't even summon its minions.

It was truly too fast.

Lin Moyu checked his experience and couldn't help but be speechless.

Having gained 190,000 experience points, his experience bar only increased by 0.2%.

After reaching level 20, leveling up slowed down several times over.

Normally, from level 20 to 30, the fast ones take a year, while the slow ones might take two or three years.

Taking five levels as a stage, it would be even slower after level 25.

No wonder Chuangshen Academy requires level 30.

Those who can reach level 30 in a short time are all extremely formidable figures.

And like his sister, who could join Chuangshen Academy just a few months after entering the academy, they are even rarer.

Lin Moyu did not linger in the Dungeon Hall and directly used a teleportation stone to return to his dormitory.

Leaving the dormitory, he headed to the exchange.

The Imperial Exchange and the Academy Exchange were built side by side.

The two buildings had slightly different appearances, but their styles tended to be unified.

They were connected together and were called the Trading Center by the students.

Lin Moyu first arrived at the Academy Exchange. The Academy Exchange had a large number of items for sale, and all of them required points for settlement.

Its biggest difference from the Imperial Exchange was that it had no buy-back function.

You could consign items inside, but you could not sell items directly to the exchange.

Lin Moyu found a few quests inside, which were basically collecting materials.

He turned in the materials he had obtained to complete the quests and received 150 points in return.

This was also one of the ways many students obtained points.

Afterwards, he came to the Imperial Exchange and dumped all the remaining items to the Imperial Exchange for them to buy back.

Lin Moyu didn't think about consigning them; the price difference wasn't that big, and he couldn't be bothered to go through the trouble of researching prices.

If he had that time, he might as well run a few more Dungeons.

Silver-grade equipment was more valuable than Bronze-grade equipment.

Several pieces of Silver-grade weapons and equipment, plus some Bronze-grade weapons and equipment, and some miscellaneous materials.

In total, he received 430,000 gold coins.

His total assets reached 610,000 gold coins and 135,000 points.

Having set two records, his points not only didn't decrease but actually increased.

Lin Moyu searched through the Imperial Exchange but didn't find the equipment he needed.

In the end, he spent 600,000 gold coins to buy 6 Basic Skill Scrolls.

"6 scrolls… that probably won't be enough."

To be safe, he came to the Academy Exchange again.

The Academy Exchange also had Basic Skill Scrolls for sale, priced at 800 points each.

According to the exchange rate of 1 point to 100 gold coins, 800 points could only be exchanged for 80,000 gold coins.

That wasn't enough to buy one skill scroll.

This also highlighted that the purchasing power of points was more powerful, and the value of points was higher.

This situation didn't just happen with skill scrolls. Other equipment and items were the same.

Lin Moyu thought for a moment and bought another 10 Basic Skill Scrolls, using up 8,000 points.

"16 scrolls should be about enough."

After buying the skill scrolls, he began to look at other items.

Some equipment and items were not available in the Imperial Exchange.

For example, a piece of Silver-grade weapon Lin Moyu saw.

This weapon, named the Spirit Sword, did not come from a Dungeon but was crafted by a Blacksmith Professional named Zhang Tie.

Blacksmiths belonged to the Support class of Professionals; he could craft weapons and armor needed by Professionals.

[Spirit Longsword: Silver-grade, Spirit +400, usable by level 20 and above.]

[Maker: Zhang Tie.]

[Introduction: One of the Spirit Three-Piece Set.]

There were no skill bonuses, only the single attribute of +400 Spirit.

He compared it with other Silver-grade weapons.

For example, a top-tier Silver-grade staff increased Spirit by 200 and Mage-class skill amplification by 15%; its overall practicality was superior to this Spirit Sword.

For most Mages, they wouldn't choose it.

The Spirit Longsword appeared somewhat unconventional among Silver-grade weapons.

Unless it was some special Mage-class Support like a Prophet who needed a large amount of spirit power to cast skills, they wouldn't choose such an unconventional weapon.

What Lin Moyu valued was its extreme increase in spirit power attributes.

His own spirit power had already reached 1,300, and with the 400 boost, he would have 1,700 spirit power.

Summoning one Skeleton Warrior required 500 spirit power.

Originally, he could only summon two Skeleton Warriors at a time, but with this sword, he could summon three.

Furthermore, the higher the spirit power, the faster the recovery through meditation, and the higher the efficiency.

Most importantly, for Lin Moyu's Soul Fire skill, the higher the spirit power, the greater the power.

Increasing spirit power was equivalent to indirectly boosting his skills.

For Lin Moyu, it was much more practical than other Silver weapons.

The Spirit Sword was priced at 3,000 points, slightly higher than other Silver-grade weapons but basically on par.

Lin Moyu still bought it without hesitation.

Chapter 84: Stupid Person with Too Much Money, A New Divine Skill

An exquisite silver-white longsword appeared in his hand, and his spirit attribute instantly increased to 1,700.

Lin Moyu could feel a surge of energy transferring from the Spirit Longsword into his body.

If he used Soul Fire while holding it, the power of Soul Fire could increase significantly.

In just two minutes, he had already spent 10,000 points.

He still had 125,000 points left; it seemed like a lot, but in reality, it wasn't enough when actually used.

Those Gold-grade weapons and equipment easily cost tens of thousands of points; his entire net worth was only enough to buy one piece.

1,700 points of spirit power still wasn't enough, so Lin Moyu began to look for armor.

"Huh? This is…"

Among the armor, Lin Moyu saw a piece of Mage-class armor named the Spirit Robe.

[Spirit Robe: Silver-grade, Spirit +200, usable by level 20 and above.]

[Maker: Zhang Tie.]

[Introduction: One of the Spirit Three-Piece Set.]

Made by the same person, same name. It also only increased the spirit attribute. None of this was strange.

What Lin Moyu saw was the final introduction: One of the Spirit Three-Piece Set.

"This is… a set."

Lin Moyu was slightly surprised.

In high school, when learning the basics of weapons and equipment, he had seen descriptions of sets.

Sets were extremely rare equipment; if one could collect a full set, they would possess additional bonuses.

The Spirit Robe was also priced at 2,000 points, slightly cheaper than the weapon, but higher than Silver-grade armor of the same level.

Lin Moyu bought it without even thinking.

As for points, he didn't really care for the time being. With surplus grain in hand, there was no need to panic.

With a thought, the Spirit Robe appeared on his body, replacing the original Knowledge Robe.

His spirit power was immediately pushed to 1,900.

Lin Moyu checked his attributes and found that the set effect had not been triggered.

The Spirit Three-Piece Set was still missing one piece.

He opened the exchange again and started searching.

The exchange had a search function, and based on Lin Moyu's intention, he quickly found the corresponding equipment.

[Spirit Ring: Silver-grade, Spirit +200, usable by level 20 and above.]

[Maker: Zhang Tie.]

[Introduction: One of the Spirit Three-Piece Set.]

The price was set at 5,000 points, which was extremely expensive.

Its pricing far exceeded other Silver-grade accessories.

Lin Moyu didn't care about the price; he wanted to collect the set now.

He bought it without hesitation and put it on his finger.

With the set collected, Lin Moyu's body unexpectedly emitted a faint silver light, attracting the attention of others in the exchange.

"This is… the light of a set, someone has collected a set."

"Silver-white light, it's a Silver-grade set."

"What kind of set is there among Silver-grade items? I've never heard of it."

"You forgot about that handmade set."

"You mean that set that only increases spirit? The one that's been hanging in the exchange for over two years?"

"Damn, someone actually bought this set?"

"Isn't it just a stupid person with too much money."

Everyone looked at Lin Moyu with expressions as if they were looking at an idiot.

Spending a full 10,000 points to buy a Silver-grade set without any skill bonuses; if that's not an idiot, what is?

What's the use of stacking spirit power so high?

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