Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 95 Hunters often appear as prey

After seeing the number of Chosen Coins he had obtained in the settlement interface, Cheng Tian suddenly remembered that the Wasteland Bounty Hunter template he had loaded also had a derivative skill called "Bounty Head".

The existence of this skill allows Cheng Tian to earn a lot more money than others when clearing the main dungeon, but at the same time he will also bear some special costs, especially in the current dungeon with faction confrontation entries.

[Bounty Hunter: Template skill, passive skill. Bounty hunters roaming the wasteland rely on the bounties earned from hunting bounty hunters of all sizes to make a living... However, it is important to note that the relationship between hunter and prey is never fixed, and every hunter may become someone else's prey.

When you kill a target unit above the "elite" template in the main mission or side mission, you will be regarded as having carried out a "bounty leader" crusade. When the subsequent main mission and bounty mission are settled, you will receive additional Chosen Coins as the settlement bounty for the successful crusade. The bounty will also change accordingly based on the strength of the bounty leader.

As the number and quality of the "Bounty Heads" you defeat increases, your bounty notice will also appear in the enemy camp in the form of a "Bounty Heads Defeat" side quest.

[Additional Note: At this moment, you have been listed in the Modern Army's bounty mission area. You will have one chance to change your bounty nickname.]

After seeing this, Mr. Cheng casually clicked on the additional description, and then saw his own avatar directly listed on the same "Bounty Head" bounty order as in One Piece.

However, perhaps because Cheng Tian was in zombie form when he killed the Eye of Morro and the Ten Commandments of Morro, the portrait on the bounty head also shows a livid face, eyes rolled back, and a mouth opened 120 degrees, spurting blood out. It's just like some boyfriends taking photos of their girlfriends, capturing the angle of death as it appears...

If they just use their own dead photos as bounty photos, will they still be able to recognize who they are?
Cheng Tian was too lazy to think about it anymore, and then he added this name to his bounty first nickname -

Dawn of the Dead.

Well, those who understand will understand, and those who don’t just need to shout “I love Dawn”.

Cheng Tian looked at his bounty again. Five thousand yuan was equivalent to two and a half Eyes of Moro.

Of course, this cannot be calculated in this way, because Cheng Tian’s bounty reward skill is to give extra money as long as you kill the BOSS, and Cheng Tian’s bounty reward can actually appear on the bounty panel of the opponent’s camp, and is paid by the copy forces. The two are not the same system.

However, as the head of a side bounty in a main trial copy, Cheng Tian's bounty amount is somewhat subtle.

You say it's little, but it's enough to directly enhance the Crystal Wingman to +4 with some money left over. Even the surplus money is enough for those semi-NPCs who gave up their player status and chose to stay in the Space Island forever to live very comfortably for a month or so.

But if you say too much, it doesn't seem like it would be enough to make the players of the opposing camp give up the main quest and come to fight him, unless Cheng Tian takes the initiative to jump in their faces.

However, if Cheng Tian accidentally kills some powerful units in the side quests or main quests during free exploration, then this number will continue to rise, and the bounty number at that time may become more attractive.

After closing the settlement panel, Cheng Tian opened his personal panel.

[Name: Cheng Tian (default)/DX233180]

Title: Elephant Driver

[Race: Earthlings]

[Occupation: None]

[Attributes: Strength 18, Agility 14, Spirit 12, Charm 11]

[Free attribute points available: 7 points]

[Available free skill points: 3 points]

[Status: HP=167/180, MP=75/120, Anemia]

【Talent: Game Master】

[Inherent Skills: Night Parade of Hundred Demons, Ten Commandments]

[Additional Skill: Soul Salvation] [Loading Template: Wasteland Bounty Hunter/Ray Banna]

[Equipment: Charged Bullet Ring, Moth Helmet +4, Shock Absorbing Boots, Moth Suit No. 2 +4,]

[Carrying items: Crystal Wingman +4 (damaged, waiting for repair), Michichi Windmill 30 seconds, Batmobile (machine gun parts, ambulance parts), War Mammoth, Giant Monster Head +4, Eye of Morro (material)]

[Space Items: Demon King's Castle Map, Red Devil Wings (Material), Gentleman's Cane]

[Wealth: 6.7 (Snowman fur has been auctioned within the team)]

[Temporary Servant: Orangutan Utan]

[Minion Equipment: Uzi, R! P! G!, Blooming Rocket (4/12), Boomerang]

Just when Cheng was considering whether to increase strength or charm first, the other people in the team were also going crazy.

Little P, who still hadn't recovered from the super mushroom state, seemed to be testing new skills on the spot. He smashed the ice hammer in his hand against the ground, and several very regular rectangular bricks immediately flew out of the irregular ground.

If you look closely, you will find that these flying bricks are very similar in size to the stone tablet of the Ten Commandments of Moro, and there are also subtle reliefs on it.

In response to this, Xiao P used his backhand to hit a brick in the air with a sledgehammer. The brick was then covered with a layer of light representing the launch of Nut's shot and flew away at high speed.

Xiao P's new skill seems to be to create inscription bricks by destroying the terrain, and these bricks can be used as a substitute for the ice hockey for the nut shot. It is estimated that the power will also increase significantly, perhaps reaching a qualitative change.

Uncle Xue was not testing his skills, but was fiddling with his new arm armor, which was obviously made of the same material as the bulletproof bone plates on the surface of the Eye of Moro, and had the functions of both arm guards and gloves.

Not only does it have additional bulletproof performance comparable to a small round shield, it can also interact with its own snowman dart skill.

Originally, the snowballs created by the snowman's dart attack could only be pushed or bumped into to make them roll, causing crushing and knockback damage to the enemy. However, with this pair of arm armor engraved with mysterious Martian glyphs, Uncle Snow can lift and throw the snowballs with good distance and force, which is obviously more flexible and practical than just pushing and bumping the snowballs.

Uncle Xue is still very satisfied.

"Rating A+, first time, Ogryn, touching."

On the other hand, the smart guy who was suspected to have been blessed by Tzeentch was looking at his A+ rating over and over again, looking very happy.

Except for the Novice Trial, the rating of the main quest is directly linked to how many attribute points and skill points the player can ultimately obtain.

Take Metal Slug as an example, the basic rewards for the main quest are 2 attribute points and 1 skill point.

If the rating is B, then even if you have reached the passing line in the rating, the basic reward will be issued in full, but don't expect more.

As for level A, it will be 1.5 times that of level B, that is, 3 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Reaching S-level is like crossing a big hurdle. The rewards will be doubled based on A-level, becoming 6 attribute points and 2 skill points.

The plus or minus sign after the rating usually represents an addition or subtraction of 1 to 2 attribute points, so Cheng, who has an S+ rating, directly obtained 7 attribute points and 2 skill points in one go.

So even though there is only a difference of one rating, the attribute and skill point rewards are doubled. The A+ Smart Head only has 4 attribute points and 1 skill point, while Uncle Xue and Xiao P are both A, and the reward is 3 attribute points and 1 skill point.

Cheng Tian is also a person who can learn. The knight armor incident has not been too long ago, so he decisively suppressed the idea of ​​showing off his S+ rating.

...Of course, whether others believe it or not is another matter.

(End of this chapter)