Online game god pet hunter

Chapter 159 I Don't Fool You To Death

"Will the things needed for refining be too expensive?" Su Mo looked at the messy arrow-making tools and materials on the ground of the blacksmith shop, and suddenly felt a little guilty.

"No..." The little blacksmith followed Su Mo's gaze and smiled: "It can't be cheap, after all, it's refining, how can ordinary materials upgrade artifacts, come on, boy, your future is bright bright."

"Well, the two of us are just grasshoppers on a rope. Do you know that grasshoppers are locusts?"

"You are the locust, your whole family is."

"Give me six thousand arrows back, right away, right away, I'll find someone to shoot thousands of pirates later, believe it or not, I'm exhausting you."

"Let's not hurt each other anymore." The little blacksmith counseled immediately.

He was still too naive, and he didn't realize that the one who owes debts is the truth of life.

After the two of them fought each other for a while, they began to study the sword of the elf, first of all, to repair the sword. Su Mo no longer had to worry about the sword breaking, but there was no damage when the durability was zero, and the ghost Know if there will be other consequences.

"Did you see this stone? Use it to repair your broken sword. At least it can increase the upper limit of durability by six points. I won't tell the average person." The little blacksmith took out a black stone.

"How much?" Su Mo squeezed his purse tightly, as if he was facing a formidable enemy.

"I only need [-] gold coins, so I'll charge the cost price, and I don't even count the manual cost with you," said the little blacksmith.

"Ten gold!" Su Mo rolled up his sleeves as he asked all over the sky to pay back the money on the spot.

"Hehe, turn left when you go out, don't give it away!" The little blacksmith got angry.

"Twenty gold!"

"One copper can't be missing. If you like to repair it or not, there are many blacksmiths outside. I warn you, if you don't repair it properly, it may lose its durability. Think about it. In the future, you will hold an artifact with a durability of 1/1. Go to fight monsters..."

"Thirty is thirty, whoever we are with!"

The little blacksmith took Su Mo's big sword, threw it on the workbench and banged it randomly, added a lot of ore and solvent, and finally threw it into the furnace for calcination.

"Brother, are you repairing or destroying, please be careful." The wound on Su Mo's body has been refreshed and healed by the system, but he has the urge to rush forward and snatch the elf sword back.

"Are you a blacksmith or I am a blacksmith, go away."

Su Mo had no choice but to keep out of sight and out of mind, and took the little blacksmith's arrow-making tools to make arrows by himself.

Of course he doesn't know how to make arrows in the game, but he does in reality, so although the arrows he makes are not recognized by the system, they are completely fine to use.

The little blacksmith quickly repaired the equipment, and when he came over, he saw Su Mo playing with his precious tools.

"Hey, don't break it for me."

"It can't be broken, you can see whether I can walk or not."

"666, six farts, it's just a shape, and it has no power at all." The little blacksmith returned the elf sword to Su Mo, then squatted down and picked up two arrows to study.

Su Mo sneered and said nothing, took out the golden bow with his backhand, hitched it with the arrow he made, and shot it on a bull's eye in the backyard of the blacksmith shop.

"The stability is not bad, have you done this before?" The little blacksmith was surprised.

"The family's ancestral craft." Su Mo talked nonsense. In fact, he learned it from an old herdsman on the grassland. That is the real ancestral craft. He only learned a superficial part, and he only had to modify the system in the game to get it out. Fool people.

"It's a pity that there is no additional damage value." The little blacksmith said.

"Why don't you pass on the craft of making arrows to me." Su Mo chuckled and finally showed his fox tail.

"You're dreaming!" the little blacksmith flatly refused.

Making bows and arrows is a unique skill passed down in his family, how can he teach it to outsiders casually.

"Hey, think about it, if I learn how to make arrows, then we can make arrows by two of us, and you won't have to be so tired. You think I want to learn how to make arrows, but it's too much to watch you do it alone. Tired?"

The little blacksmith thought about it carefully, and it seemed that this was the truth.

Su Mo left Sony's blacksmith shop with a set of simple arrow-making equipment.

The little blacksmith who was still dizzy suddenly slapped himself: "I forgot to collect the money for repairing the equipment!"

Another slap: "There is no charge for imparting skills, and I forgot to charge for the arrow-making equipment, which is very expensive!"

Dazed for a while, he slapped himself back and forth: "This kid doesn't stay with me at all, how could he help me make arrows, I was cheated!"

But Su Mo was very satisfied, of course not because he didn't give money, and he is not a person who likes to renege on his debts.

It's because of learning one more skill.

In order to balance the system, it is impossible for NPCs to show something that is too advanced. For example, Sony can obviously mass-produce gold equipment, but he can't even see a piece of silver on his counter.

The special carved feathers and arrows are probably the best things that a little blacksmith can produce.

Even if he could make a better one, he couldn't use it for Su Mo before the system "approved". Su Mo had tested more than once whether he could use better arrows for settlement.

It's a pity that all his responses were rejections, and there was no negotiation.

However, if Su Mo learns how to make arrows, he can make better arrows himself, which is not within the scope of the system.

Many hunter-type players hope to learn how to make arrows, so that they can avoid the black-hearted exploitation of the official store. Unfortunately, the arrow-making masters in the game obviously understand the truth of teaching apprentices to starve to death.

Therefore, hunter players have always been the most expensive profession in the game.

At present, the job transfer area of ​​the forum is full of wailing, and players can't find a way to transfer jobs at all, so making money and learning a craft has become the first choice for players at level [-].

Su Mo did not make arrows immediately, but continued to complete his main task.

Of the six letters, only three were sent, and there were three more to be sent.

For the remaining three letters, the one from the tailor was delivered last, and he decided to deliver the one from Feith first. Feith is located on the edge of Los Angeles, where people who go abroad from Los Angeles usually transfer their trains.

There are two most famous places in this small town.

One is the Tao Magic Academy here, where children who love magic from all over the continent will come here to go to school.

The second is the first floating city with a magic kingdom floating above the city.

Floating city technology is a magic theory that has only been developed in recent years.

It is said that Sagra's current research focus is all on this, and his idea is to float the entire city of Los Angeles into the sky.

There are three countries in the Eastern Continent. In the country of the Holy See, you are not allowed to do this or anything. In the country of magic, there are dead houses obsessed with magic research everywhere. The most vibrant one is actually the Freedom of Long Island.

It's not the first time Su Mo has come to Fez, but he has been passing by before.

If I remember correctly, Harry, the magic apprentice who released the heart of the orange tree, went to school in this place.

Harry still owed him a few magic scrolls. The reason why Su Mo didn't go to collect the debt was not because he forgot, but because he hoped to wait until Harry became more powerful before collecting the debt. reel.

This can also be regarded as a pig raising tactic in a sense.

(End of this chapter)