Chapter 1607: The Final Reward
The three types of rewards are enough to make anyone jealous, and that’s not even considering the ultimate reward yet. If rewards above SSS-tier are already this absurdly powerful, one can’t help but wonder how mind-blowing the perfect evaluation reward would be. Just imagining it is enough to leave one brimming with anticipation.
Among the three rewards, the 5 skill points seem the least eye-catching. But precisely this seemingly unimpressive reward is irresistibly enticing.
In Starfire, skill points are incredibly rare. They can directly upgrade the level of a skill.
Skills at levels 1, 2, and 3 primarily enhance damage or effects, but from levels 4 to 5, every upgrade results in a qualitative transformation.
The first three levels can be increased through proficiency, but advancing from 4 to 5 isn’t just about proficiency anymore—it requires various conditions that differ for each skill.
With five skill points, even an amateur would use them to upgrade those level 3 skills, triggering a qualitative leap.
As for pseudo-forbidden-tier skills, there’s no need to elaborate. Out of billions of players, fewer than three have likely mastered them, which speaks volumes about how rare and valuable they are.
If this choice is made, Starfire would essentially gain forty players capable of wielding pseudo-forbidden-tier skills. And with a few skill points to boost these abilities further, it would undoubtedly reach game-breaking levels.
The second reward is a full set of dark gold-tier equipment, including jewelry and weapons.
No need to think about it—it’s absolutely top-tier gear. Even a complete novice would become a top-level expert decked out in this. Unless they encounter players on the level of Yao Ji and her ilk, they’d practically dominate.