Chapter 166 Red Name
Apart from the Professional Players from Silver Blue Esports, members from several other big esports clubs, including White Light Esports, are famously known.
The Elf managed to bring in three bosses who needed to brush up on their race, and it was actually thanks to the connections made during their previous tenure as the original team captain at the club.
Afterwards, the Last Dragon Descendant brushed up on a few instances of Magic Time. After helping the last unlucky boss successfully brush up on the rare race [Feathered], he himself barely managed to reach Level Ten.
Level Ten is a watershed between ordinary people and Official Professionals. The Experience required for a player to rise from Level Nine to Level Ten is several times that of climbing from Level Eight to Level Nine.
Looking at his nickname that was so red it was turning purple, the Elf happily gave himself a slash.
Unlike intentionally killing non-hostile NPCs, intentionally killing other un-identified players without affecting NPCs will only result in a red name, instead of causing a camp shift.
Red names will gradually disappear over time, although if the player dies midway, the red name will be immediately cleared, while also incurring a punitive deduction of half the current level’s experience and drop all non-bound items they carry.
Using a Resurrection Crystal, in exchange for quickly leveling up to Level Ten on the first day of the game, can take a series of tasks for Official Professionals and earn 15,000 cash.
For the Last Dragon Descendant, who is well familiar with the game’s world background, this is a choice where benefits outweigh the disadvantages.
After reviving, the Elf flipped through the system prompt page and noticed an achievement.