MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter
Chapter 1334 - Chapter 1334 Chapter 1334 Mutually Beneficial Cooperation

Chapter 1334: Chapter 1334: Mutually Beneficial Cooperation Chapter 1334: Chapter 1334: Mutually Beneficial Cooperation Li Yao laughed, “There’s nothing to regret, Warcraft Level troops are even more useful for our guild. Besides, I’m not short on equipment.”

Li Yao’s statement had two implications. One was that he had recently acquired a large amount of standard military equipment, and the other was his Legion Skills. Would he ever lack equipment if his Legion wiped out the enemy’s forces in battle?

Furthermore, Li Yao’s Bug Race Troops hardly had any need for equipment, nor would the Mechanical Legion once it developed–it simply didn’t require equipment support.

“I refuse to believe that you’re strong in everything. Apart from the equipment from the Blood Origin Tribe, if you have over fifty thousand sets of Green-grade or higher sets of armor, I’ll concede to you,” Edward immediately caught the hint in Li Yao’s words.

Li Yao was about to show a screenshot but then thought better of it and said, “Alright then, let me open your eyes and show you my Frame Space.”

A shimmering light flickered from the Broodmother between Li Yao’s eyebrows, and he touched Edward’s forehead with his fingertip.

Edward’s spirit jolted, and in an instant, he extended his mind into the Frame Space along with Li Yao, as naturally as sensing his own inventory and War Space. Instantly, the scene within the Frame Space appeared in his mind.

A huge Transformation Pool emitted a hazy silver fog like thick mercury, while the workers busily threw discarded items and equipment into it. The pool was a vast energy unit constructed of what seemed like stacks of crystals.

Within the space, countless Pet Legions swarmed densely, lying dormant as if hibernating, with the Fire Poison Cockroaches aligned in an orderly fashion, seemingly without end. Meanwhile, several Mechanical Smelting Plants operated, thanks to the workers, and the shadowy figure of a hero was slowly taking shape at the Heroic Altar.

Against the walls of the Frame Space were numerous nests, each housing a dormant praying mantis or Breaker, with countless Dragonflies hanging upside down at the very top of the space.

On another side, hundreds of Dark Rangers also lay dormant, surrounded by tens of thousands of skeletons. In the distance were numerous Gryphons asleep, and in the center, an endless number of pieces of equipment lay scattered in dense clusters.

In just an instant, Edward violently lost sync, his face filled with astonishment as he looked at Li Yao.

“How can your War Space be so vast, at least two to three hundred times the size of mine?” Edward couldn’t believe what he was seeing.

It was known that an average player’s War Space could, at best, accommodate fifty to sixty thousand soldiers at its limit, and even the stackable Undead Species could barely fit a hundred thousand or so.

Edward’s Frame Space had already undergone two expansions, but it could still only house around one hundred fifty thousand troops at most. Even for the Undead, two hundred thousand was the absolute maximum.

But Li Yao’s space was too vast–forget hundreds of thousands, it seemed it could contain an army of millions.

What was more critical were those Legions. Although she only took a quick glance, she could estimate that there were at least several hundred thousand, and she could clearly sense the strength of these Legions, all of pure Warcraft Level. The concept of hundreds of thousands of Warcraft Level Legions–

Even before Li Yao became a Monster Corps, she knew the power level. Now, their strength must be even greater than before, and there were still some foggy areas she couldn’t see, but those must be Li Yao’s trump cards.

“This is the space of the Broodmother, not a War Space,” Li Yao explained.

Edward spoke with a complex expression, “What about the Monster Corps, all those mechanical items, and the terrifying flying dragons? Could conquering two large cities really yield such great results for you?”

“There is some truth to that.” Li Yao naturally wouldn’t reveal the whole truth, “Cough cough, let’s talk about the equipment instead.”

“Right, those millions of sets of equipment, how on earth did you get your hands on them?” Edward then remembered the endless supply of equipment.

“Did you forget the trials I participated in? Those were the highest-level trials. With fifty million divine spiders, it’s natural there wouldn’t be a shortage of drops.” Li Yao didn’t conceal this; even if he didn’t say it, the other could guess the history.

“Abnormal.” Edward was still filled with amazement. She wasn’t jealous, but she was well aware of how difficult it was to be the sole survivor in an army of fifty million, and she understood the cruel rules of the trials. The more monsters you killed, the stronger they became, and even the strongest player would eventually reach their limit.

She had always been a confident person, but at this moment, she felt deeply shaken. She had previously thought, with her own trump cards and legion–although smaller than Li Yao’s but composed of elite Warcraft-Level units–she would certainly win against Li Yao’s legion. Now, it seemed laughable. She estimated that just the opponent’s Dragonfly Army would wipe out all her forces.

Li Yao was like a fog, a mystery. Whenever she thought she could surpass him, the slightest glimpse of his foundation drove her to despair. If word of Li Yao’s Frame Space got out, who knows how many players would be scared witless. Li Yao’s solo legion was comparable to the foundation of a large guild, and that was no joke.

“Too kind, too kind,” Li Yao chuckled.

Edward took a deep breath, “You’re not just showing off, are you?”

“What I mean is, I can exchange my equipment for your Spider Set on a one-for-one basis. After all, whether it’s the Ranger Set or the Spider Set, they’re not suitable for all legions,” Li Yao revealed his intentions.

“Good, this is mutually beneficial, of course, there’s no problem. I’ll have the guild’s crafters work on it as soon as we return,” Edward agreed immediately. After all, it was a set dropped by divine spiders, it surely wouldn’t be inferior.

“Mm, then here’s to a happy cooperation. However, I’m only interested in exchanging for Blue Equipment, nothing else,” Li Yao stated.

“Alright.” Edward thought for a moment, So many sets of common quality, maybe you could sell some to me?

“Chairman Edward, that’s expecting too much. As you know, I also have a guild, and these equipment pieces seem plentiful because most of my legion can’t wear them, but if distributed among the guild, it’s barely enough,” Li Yao flatly refused. In reality, if the Ranger Set weren’t so excellent, he wouldn’t bother exchanging equipment with Edward.

“That’s truly regrettable. Shall we continue forward now?” Edward said.

Li Yao shook his head, “Wait a moment, don’t you find this strange? There must be an Underground Palace in this desert, but with the heavy fog, it’s difficult to locate the entrance. And this jackal-headed god statue is too odd; there must be some trick to it. I’ll take a look.”

Without waiting for the others, Li Yao had already appeared at the statue, named The Touch of Darkness, and began to slowly climb it, meticulously inspecting every part of the statue’s body.

Finally, reaching the jackal-headed brow, Li Yao noticed something resembling a third eye. He pressed it directly, and a beam of light, not too glaring, shot forth and penetrated deep into the desert…

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