Full health is the kill threshold, no matter if you're a god or a demon!

The fourth and fifth pieces are set items, and their combined power is much stronger than two individual Mythic items!

They will definitely be distributed together when it's time to allocate them later.

As for the other epic-level equipment, here's a brief introduction:

【Eugene's Computational Core】(Trinket): Intelligence +45, Spell Critical Strike Damage +15%. Special Effect: 【Overclock】, After using a skill, there is a 10% chance to reduce the cooldown of other skills by 20% (trigger interval 15 seconds).

[Order Gear Leggings] (Plate Armor): Armor +120, Strength +25, Constitution +30. Special Effect: [Ordered Defense], After being critically hit, gain a shield that absorbs (1000 + user level × 20) damage for 8 seconds.

【Chaos Ripper Gloves】(Leather): Agility +40, Attack Speed ​​+8%. Special Effect: 【Chaos Strike】, melee attacks have a chance to deal an additional instance of Chaos damage (80% of attack power) to the target (ignores a portion of armor).

[Steam-Powered Core Belt] (Chain Armor): Armor +90, Intelligence +20, Spirit +15. Special Effect: [Steam Surge], When using mana to cast a skill, there is a chance to reduce the skill's cost by 50% and cause an additional small-area steam explosion.

Skill book/blueprint:

[Skill Book: Arcane Gear Shot] (Archer): Launches three arcane gears, dealing 80% physical damage to enemies in their path and reducing their armor by 30%.

[Skill Book: Arcane Gear Bounce] (Mage): Launches an arcane gear that bounces eight times between two enemies, each bounce dealing 80% spell power damage and reducing the target's magic resistance by 10% with each bounce.

[Design: Self-Propelled Dwarf Repair Robot] (Engineering): Creates a robot that slowly restores health and mana to nearby teammates.

[Skill Book: Iron Will] (General Passive): Increases tenacity by 10%.

Materials and Currency:

A large quantity of advanced engineering materials such as precision gears, arcane conductors, and steam units.

Finally, there's a generous amount of game coins.

As the biggest contributor to this dungeon raid, Liu Nian was naturally the first to choose. However, with ten people and a total of five Mythic equipment pieces, it was agreed before the allocation that each player who chose first could only choose one Mythic equipment piece, and once chosen, they could not choose any other items.

As for the two sets of Mythic equipment, since they are difficult to separate, whoever chooses them will have to pay some compensation.

Liu Nian didn't really need the set; he directly took the Paradox Ring.

Although this mythical equipment only has one special effect, it is very effective, providing complete immunity to one instance of instant-death damage!

You can never have too much of this kind of life-saving equipment.

Even if Liu Nian has a high health value, there are many experts among the myriad races in Cyber ​​Hell. Who knows, one day he might be caught off guard by a player who is 100 levels higher than him and get hit by a Death Finger, Doomsday Judgment, or Divine Punishment Arrow... He might die before he can even react and activate Endless Fury... This possibility is very high!

Therefore, acquiring this equipment is absolutely necessary.

The only problem is that this equipment is a ring, and both of his ring slots are full. One is the Fang of Malice, and the other is the Fang of Malice. The special effects are also very powerful, and he can't change either of them.

But it's not a big problem, he still has a skill extraction gem that can extract special effects.

Since the Fang of Malice was upgraded previously, this time the effect of the Fang of Malice will be extracted and injected into the Ring of Paradox.

This ring only has one effect, while mythic equipment can be infused with three effects, so there's no problem with that.

Once this is selected, the allocation of other items is no longer Liu Nian's concern. As for the set being taken by Wu Zhan, any compensation he gives to the others is also irrelevant to Liu Nian. Currently, Liu Nian's stats are:

Name: Liu Nian

[Level: LV.20]

[Health Points: 11977/28549]

Energy: 956/2000

Attack: 1814

[Faqiang: 173]

Armor: 438

[Magic Resistance: 306]

Attack Speed: 2.77

[Heart of Steel: 483 floors, provides 20274 health points]

[Soul Drain Strike: 412th floor, provides 1704 damage]

[Hellish Curse: 158 stacks, grants 158 armor, magic resistance, and ability power]

[The Fang of Malice: Transformation grants 500 health]

[Ring of Paradox (Fang of Malice): Transformation grants 1114 Attack Power]

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This dungeon run was very successful, which is quite rare. After obtaining the city-building token, Wu Zhan did not choose to show off.

Instead, they quietly returned to Toothpick City, where they rested that night.

Thus concludes Liu Nian's first day in cyber hell. (PS: Ah, what a long day...)

Meanwhile, in a dark and damp ratman fortress not far from Toothpick City.

The flickering torches cast distorted shadows on the walls covered in sticky moss, and the air was filled with the stench of decay, rust, and the distinctive stench of some kind of rodent.

A secret meeting is taking place in a sealed room made of brass.

A burly, level 99 pigman warrior with protruding tusks was impatiently tapping the stone table with his thick fingers.

Opposite him, an 87-level ratman warlock was curled up in a chair, his long, thin tail twitching unconsciously with unease, and his shiny black nose twitching from time to time.

"Hmm," the pigman's deep voice broke the silence, carrying undisguised oppression, "The time is almost up. I wonder how many clans will ally with us this time?"

The ratman warlock rubbed its sharp claws together, its voice high-pitched: "Ah hiss hiss hiss... Let me think... Skull Eater, Rotten Gnawing, Poison Tail... Hmm hmm hmm..." It rattled off a few names, its voice filled with uncertainty.

"Only three?" The pig-man lifted his heavy eyelids, his cloudy eyes revealing obvious dissatisfaction, and stopped tapping his fingers on the table.

"Perhaps there's also... that Rustclaw guy?" The ratman warlock's eyes darted around, his voice even more erratic, "I'm...I'm not so sure..."

"Hmm, alright then." The pig-man snorted a stench of heat from his nose, leaned back, and fiddled with the tiny necklace around his neck. He swayed as he fell into deep thought, the hard stone chair beneath him groaning under his weight.

These rats may not be particularly strong individually, but their numbers are as endless as a plague. Especially in brutal siege warfare, their abhorrent talents can be incredibly effective—whether it's scaling the steepest walls with their claws as if defying gravity, squeezing into the city through any crack or any filthy sewer, or summoning those twisted and deformed war rats... they will be a nightmare for any defender.