Wutong wandered around the edge of the rat-occupied area and the edge of the forest. Sure enough, he saw the bats hanging on the branches. He took out a stone-capping projectile and was about to cast the spell, but as soon as he pinched his handprint, Wutong stopped his movements.

He just remembered that he had only 3 table tennis-like ammunition, but he had no more after throwing it away. It was definitely not enough to use it for leveling. He glanced at the ground, and the dense grass covered the ground, making it difficult to find hard objects such as stones. Even if he found one occasionally, it was not too big, it was too small, and it did not meet the requirements.

Although more weapons can be bought in the shops in the village, they are expensive. The few catapults projectiles that hunter Willis gave Wutong are also sold in the shops, but Wutong, who is currently penniless and in debt, is temporarily unable to purchase spare weapons.

Wutong looked around worriedly. It was not easy to find a stone, and it was also a stone of the right size.

Wutong suddenly saw a small freshwater river called "Green Field Stream" flowing out of the right lung forest on the shell green space, which just split the shell green space from the middle into two parts. Therefore, the player named it "Left Lung Forest" and "Right Lung Forest" on the Trial Island, according to the names of the two forests "Left Lung Forest" and "Right Lung Forest" on the Trial Island, and named it "Left Green Land" and "Right Green Land". The Shell Village was actually built on the "Left Green Land" near the estuary of the Green Field Stream.

He is not far from the Green Field Stream now. Wutong thought of something with a flash of inspiration and ran towards the river. If he could only use ammunition, then the pebbles by the river should be used as ammunition?

Carefully bypassing the haunting area of ​​rats, I ran to the Wutong by the river and found a large number of smooth pebbles covered with either flat or oval, with very hard texture. Wutong picked up a moderately sized one and weighed it. It felt very handy. I took a glance and found that the pebbles actually had attributes: Pebbles: Damage 0-1, barehand range: 10 yards, weight: 1/4 pounds.

Description: A very smooth hard stone polished by the river can be used as a "temporary weapon" or as a "ammunition" or "throwing weapon", but they are all considered "temporary weapon" and are affected by the -4 impairment.

The meaning of "temporary weapon" is roughly like a brick and a folding stool. It does not belong to the category of regular weapons, but can cause damage to the enemy.

The game style of "Endless" is quite free and independent, and is extremely real. It is not like traditional online games, which are subject to various restrictions by the system and have a rigid and rigid game mode.

In "Endless", players can use their imagination and creativity to make the game more vivid and interesting, and the setting of this "temporary weapon" is one of them.

The function of branches and stones themselves is not used as weapons, but if you use branches and stones as weapons to attack the enemy, it will also cause certain damage, which is extremely close to reality.

In short, what an item can do in reality can generally play the same role in "Endlessness", which depends on players to use their imagination.

Wutong threw a pebbles out with force. The flying pebbles showed a very consistent feature of "temporary weapon". The throwing distance with bare hands is 10 yards, but as a "ammunition" of the spell "projection item", it is not restricted by this "bare hands range: 10 yards" and is still calculated based on the spell distance.

However, because pebbles are not normal weapons and equipment, they are affected by the "temporary weapon-4 impairment". In other words, if Wutong wants to use this as ammunition, it is far less lethal than the casting cable projectile. Wutong counts the additional damage of pebbles of 0-1 and only has 0-11 physical damage of 0-11 and 4.

However, even so, after deducting the bat's 6 physical defense and 4 impairment, Wutong can still have 1 physical damage left. The effect of "Long-range: - "18+1"...2..." can also produce "-38..." blood loss.

The "strange thing"-level backpack that Wutong got finally came in handy. She happily picked up a lot of pebbles of moderate size on the river beach and stuffed them into her backpack. Even if it was full, the homeless man's backpack weighed only 5 pounds.

After picking up the wutong for a long time and thinking that the ammunition was definitely enough, he hung the homeless man's backpack on his chest and buckled the brass buckle behind him to fix it to prevent hindering movement.

With a full pack of ammunition, Wutong returned to the edge of the forest. She felt that her movements were a little slow, probably because for the sake of easy access, he also filled nearly 20 pounds of pebbles in his two pockets of the apprentice robe.

The weight load of a character will affect the agility attributes. The maximum weight load derived from the 7-point power of Wutong is as follows: light load 25 pounds - 0 agility / medium load 50 pounds - 2 agility / heavy load 75 pounds - 4 agility / full load 100 pounds - 6 agility / overload 120 pounds - 8 agility

Wutong had nearly 20 pounds of pebbles in her two pockets, and the 4 pounds of apprentice staff she was carrying in her hand was close to the "light load", but it did not exceed the "light load" range, so she felt that her movements were a little slow, which would not affect her attributes.

Once he has a weight of more than 25 pounds and enters the "medium load" range, his "speed" and "double" attributes of up to 22 points will be directly deducted - 2 impairment, which is very sensitive to the changes in detail. Because of this slight sense of sluggishness, he has to take out some pebbles in his pocket and stuff them into his backpack to reduce weight.

He picked up the apprentice robe that was heavy with pebbles, and then hugged the "homeless man's backpack" like a general's belly. He took out an egg-sized oval pebble from his pocket, pinched a lotus-like finger tip, and muttered something in his mouth. Although it had nothing to do with Taoism, Wutong still felt that he was like an old Taoist.

The palms glowing white light also dyed the pebbles in the palm of the palm with a layer of white light. Wutong glanced at the forest bat hanging like a dried fish on a big tree, and suddenly threw the pebbles out. Then he heard a roaring sound of breaking through the air. With a "bang...", an unlucky bat exploded into a spiritual energy point in the sky. After it exploded in the air, it suddenly gathered and rushed towards the location where Wutong was.

“——20…”

"Soul Energy Point +40"

The brief version of the prompt floated up, Wutong watched nervously as the big tree exploded, and the group of bats flying wildly, with sharp squeaks in a mess, and the ultrasound made Wutong's ears tingling.

What a guy! Wanbats dance to the sky!
Chapter completed!