Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

As for the last one, the Black Goat Temple Cavalry of Kohor, it has appeared for the second time. It has average statistics and has a set of Black Goat Enchanted Plate Armor of Kohor, which is sold in the third-level mall for 10 points.

He is basically worthless to the current Ian, and is destined to once again play the role of running around.

Finally, Ian clicked OK on the Pirate King of the Stone Steps Islands.

[Kolu: Strength 34, Agility 32, Mental Strength 3

Skills: Advanced Swordsmanship, Advanced Throwing (Handaxe and Spear), Navigation Proficiency, Basic Spoken Valyrian, Basic Spoken Common

Equipment: long sword, throwing axe, chain mail shirt]

All the data are quite satisfactory, but it doesn't matter. The only thing Ian cares about is proficiency in navigation.

"Where is the current location of Kolu? Does he still have a ship? Or at least has some subordinates?" Ian called the system assistant who had been silent for a long time and asked a series of questions.

"Tylosi, no, no." Anne gave the answer simply and rudely.

Tyroshi is one of the nine free trade cities in Essos, located on the edge of the Stepstone Islands. The two words 'no' were the answers that Ian expected. After all, all the NPCs he had obtained before had no power or wealth except for the equipment they wore.

"Why not? He is a pirate king after all, so it's impossible for the ship to just sink, right?" Ian still raised a question. The fact that NPC, as an aborigine, has no power and wealth has indeed troubled him for a long time.

"On the eve of the official start of this competition, all NPCs trained by the organizer gave up their original positions, power and property, and only carried the equipment they carried with them, waiting for the selection of players." This time Anne gave more details The answer is, "This can prevent the NPC's own power from affecting the fairness of player competition."

No wonder, Ian nodded, eh. Wait?

"You gave up on the eve of the competition? It's only been three months now. If I ask them to recruit their original subordinates now, is it too late?" Ian asked immediately.

"." Annika paused, and then said the familiar line, "Sorry, I can't answer questions beyond my authority."

"That's okay." Ian nodded with satisfaction.

If Koru can get back some of his original men and even his ship in the future, then he will make a lot of money this time.

Moreover, Rohr had also said before that he had trained troops in the disputed place, and he might be able to talk to him in detail later, and maybe he could find some opportunities to expand his advantages from his connections.

"Okay, then let Kolu wait for me in the largest inn next to the port of Tyrosh." Ian gave the instruction.

The function of sending messages to NPCs through the system is very useful, but unfortunately players can only use it once when they first obtain a certain NPC, and the content can only tell the other party where to find them or where to wait for them. Otherwise, the practical value of NPC will be countless times higher.

After processing the settlement rewards, Ian clicked on his information page, consumed a basic skill scroll of his choice, and learned the basics of Advanced Valyrian. The tight time does not allow him to learn a new language from scratch. For a new language, he needs to lay a foundation, and then use his spare time to learn from Daenerys or Celia, and master the ability to speak in this language.

The updated layout is:

[Ian: Strength 35, Agility 27, Mental Strength 22

Skills: Basic Etiquette, Basic Common Tongue, Basic High Valyrian, Sword Mastery, Advanced Equestrian, Intermediate Lancer, Intermediate Skinchanger, Basic Green Seer

Attribute points: 0

Skill points: 5

Points: 191

Props: Basic skill scroll of your choice*1

Skill upgrade scroll*2

Dream copy opening scroll *1]

Only then did Ian notice that his Common Language was only basic. Fortunately, the Common Language of Westeros was exactly the same as the English in his previous life. With an IELTS score of 7.5, he had not encountered anyone in this world. Concerning the problem of lingua franca.

Then Ian closed the data card, switched to the task toolbar, and began to check the newly updated main quest.

To Ian's expectation, the third main line is different from the first two main line tasks that require a choice of three, but directly provides a set of series of tasks.

[Main mission three: Tuguo

mission target:

# Rule over 500,000 people (30 points)

# Rule over 3 million people (100 points)

# Cities with a population of more than 500,000 (100 points/city)

# Have 10,000 soldiers whose system quality evaluation exceeds B level (30 points)

# Have 30,000 soldiers whose system quality evaluation exceeds B level (100 points)

# Annihilate (kill or capture) 10,000 soldiers whose system quality evaluation exceeds B level (30 points)

# Annihilate 30,000 soldiers whose system quality evaluation exceeds B level (100 points)

# Get an epic victory (automatically evaluated by the system) (100 points/time)

Mission rewards (can be claimed after completing all the above missions, among which epic victory and a city with a population of 500,000 need to be completed at least once): 1,000 points

Note: Each city in the city occupation mission can only be settled when it is occupied for the first time]

The first main line seeks money, the second main line seeks a title, and the third main line directly seeks the country. This difficulty span is very consistent with the style of dog planning. Ian couldn't help but think.

However, this task is surprisingly reasonable.

First of all, it is called Tuguo, but it does not allow you to obtain the title of king or anything like that. Instead, it simply considers the three indicators of the number of elite soldiers, the number of enemies destroyed, and the number of people acquired. It is not artificial, so that players can find no loopholes at all. Drillable. This made Ian inevitably wonder whether the various loopholes in the early missions were deliberately released to give players a trick.

Secondly, although its difficulty is extremely high, the corresponding rewards are fully worthy of such difficulty. At least, the total reward of more than 1,000 points allows Ian to see the 10,000 points required to declare victory. hope.

Exiting the taskbar, Ian clicked into the points mall again.

With the arrival of a new month, the random slots in the third-level mall have also been refreshed. The weirwood seed paste that Ian ate before was bought from them, so Ian wants to see if he can find other items this month. baby.

[A book from Yi Di (written in Yi Di language, who knows what it is?): 5 points

A large piece of mysterious black stone (a building material of unknown origin. This smooth and greasy black stone mysteriously appears in every corner of the known world, wherever there are ancient wonders): 5 points

Ice Spear (a spear made of ice but does not melt at room temperature): 30 points

"The Evolution of Weapons and Warfare" (a book by a doctor in the city that records the military development history of Westeros over tens of thousands of years. Although the final conclusion is that there is almost no development, it is still quite interesting?) :30 points]

"Uh" Ian twitched the corner of his mouth. The things in this issue seemed to be relatively tasteless. They were all things that seemed interesting at first glance, but in fact they were of no use.

"That's all." Ian did not choose to buy, but exited the system.

When he left the room and came to the deck, the sky outside had brightened, and the sun rose from the eastern horizon, giving the clouds a faint glow.

Seeing the Kiss of the Breeze Goddess rounding the last big bay, Ian knew that they had sailed away from the Port of Pentos.

The voyage against the wind is over.

End of Volume 2