Dungeon Designer: Bringing Smiles to the World!

"Patch!?"

Elisa looked at the merchant who had suddenly appeared with some surprise.

Patch glanced at the Sun Knight fighting the Gluttonous Dragon not far away and chuckled:

"Hehe, it seems the other swordsman is dead. Hopefully, he won't lose his humanity when he's resurrected. But you guys actually ran into him."

"he……?"

Patch didn't answer the three people's questions, but instead opened the bundle, revealing the goods.

"It seems you need the help of my products."

As he spoke, Patch picked up a staff with a strange purple sapphire embedded at its tip.

"This staff is our shop's top recommendation; it would be perfect for this magician lady."

Meteorite Staff (Replica)

Equipment requirements: None

Attribute bonuses: Strength: D, Dexterity: G, Intelligence: B, Faith: G, Sensitivity: G

Equipment Description: It is said that the real meteorite staff is inlaid with meteorite fragments at the top, but this one is just a replica, made of ultra-high purity pyroxene with a rather unusual color.

Equipment effect: Slightly enhances gravity magic.

Elisa's eyes widened immediately upon seeing the equipment description that popped up.

A Grade B Intelligence Boost!!!

In this world, there are many different and not fixed ways for professionals to advance.

For example, a magician must study and research the process of casting spells and constantly hone his ability to use magic.

A swordsman must forge himself as he would a weapon, honing himself to be as sharp as a sword.

The shield guard is meant to take constant hits to increase its resilience.

Priests are a special case; they must have a firm belief in their respective deities.

In short, the attributes of a professional are tangible, and only they themselves know them.

There are five main attributes in total.

strength.

dexterity.

intelligence.

faith.

induction.

Once a career is chosen, the path one takes becomes fixed.

As the shieldbearer is attacked, their strength attribute will continuously increase, allowing them to lift larger shields and wear heavier armor.

Through repeated assassinations, an assassin's agility will continuously increase, and their movements will become more elusive and unpredictable, making them completely elusive.

As mages learn and study spells with great difficulty, their intelligence attribute will continuously increase, which means that they have a deeper understanding of spells, until they can learn higher-level spells.

However, the increase in attributes is not limited to one type. For example, mages can also increase their strength through basic training, but this behavior is considered barbaric and shameful by normal mages.

Besides enhancing a professional's combat abilities, attributes also play an important role.

That's used to enhance the power of equipment.

For example, if a mage uses a staff to cast a spell, then his staff will provide a significantly higher intelligence bonus than other attributes.

An archer who shoots someone with a bow and arrow will have a higher agility bonus to their bow than other attributes.

It's a very simple setup, just like in a game.

When Roger transmigrated here, he had fantasized that he might have transmigrated into some kind of game world.

In conclusion, to sum up.

The higher the bonus to a certain attribute, the more precious and powerful the weapon or equipment is.

Even the Shadow Daggers used by River, a high-level shadow assassin, only provide a B bonus to her Dexterity attribute.

Right now, the staff that Patch casually picked up actually has the same level of dexterity bonus! And there's not even a class level requirement!

If this staff were to be taken out, it would definitely be fought over by many mages.

"Considering your lack of humanity and soul, I can still accept a barter system."

Patch squatted on the ground, a shrewd businessman's smile on his face.

Fuck you, you swindler!

Elisa cursed inwardly, thinking that even if she were bought, she might not be worth as much as this staff.

"Wow, this battle is getting more and more intense."

Patch leisurely took out his binoculars and looked at the battlefield between the Sun Knight and the Gluttonous Dragon: "But that guy might not be a match for the Gluttonous Dragon in a one-on-one fight. If you guys don't help him soon, he might lose his humanity after he dies. Oh dear, good people don't live long in this world..."

Discard the warmth of humanity, like the sun!

No, I don't want that kind of thing!!!

Grace almost cried out as she tried to take out another magical item to trade, proving she truly was a young lady from a wealthy family.

But Rivers stopped her, speaking coldly, "You said before that the more powerful a creature is, the more souls it loses, right?"

"To be precise, it's precipitation; this is a law of the world."

"Give us the staff and supplies, and after we kill that gluttonous dragon, we'll give you half of the souls it drops."

"This is practically getting something for nothing, Miss Assassin." Patch shook her head. "Even with my staff and supplies, whether you can win is another matter. What if you lose? Wouldn't I be at a disadvantage?"

River remained calm: "Even if we lose, the Gluttonous Dragon will be seriously injured, and Blighttown will be safe for the time being. We've also killed quite a few other monsters along the way, and you can pick up their dropped souls. Either way, you won't lose out."

"Hehe, a soul is something that belongs to whoever finds it, but it doesn't belong to whoever kills it." Patch remained unmoved.

Rivers' eyes were icy. If Grace hadn't been there, she would have already killed this unscrupulous merchant and taken everything.

"However," Patch suddenly changed the subject, "this deal isn't impossible, but you'll owe me a favor. If I ever need your help in the future, you'll have to repay that favor."

"good!"

Elisa and Grace agreed almost immediately, and although Rivers had some doubts, the deal was already done with a 2-on-1 ratio.

"Make good use of this staff. Although it's just a replica, it's still a replica of the last relic of Sage Town."

As he spoke, Patch handed the Meteor Staff (Replica) to Elisa.

The staff is rough, like a rock, completely different from the wooden staffs of ordinary magic staffs. It is quite heavy in the hand, and it would be very useful for striking people.

Holding the staff, Elisa immediately released a [Magic Missile].

With the B-level intelligence boost, the azure missile was noticeably larger than before, and its power was significantly enhanced.

"boom!!!"

The missile swept across the swamp and struck the gluttonous dragon, instantly inflicting a significant wound.

"So strong."

This was Elisa's first impression, and of course, the [Oath of Gold] released by the Sun Knight earlier also played a significant role in this.

"I told you, anything produced by Patch is guaranteed to be top-notch." Patch gave a thumbs-up and then lowered it. "As for supplies... hey, I still have business to do, I can't give them all to you."

As he spoke, Patch took out several green herbs that could restore energy, several warm stones that could heal injuries, and several large pots with faint embers burning in them from his bundle.

Red Lion Flame Pot

A fire pot made using ritual pots, with the red lion emblem engraved on its surface.

It can be thrown at enemies, dealing significant fire damage.

The survivors of General Rataen's army, still using flames to stop the crimson corruption.

"You can use these fire pots." Patch tossed the fire pots to the three of them, and Elisa and Grace frantically caught them all, afraid that they would explode if they fell to the ground.

After finishing these tasks, Patch packed up his things and got up to leave to collect the souls dropped by the monsters that the others had killed earlier.

Before leaving, Patch turned back and reminded him, "By the way, the tail is also a dragon's weak point. Try attacking it; you might be pleasantly surprised."

After saying that, Patch disappeared again.