Chapter 628 Guild Mounts

Chapter 628 Guild Mounts

When the Azureflame Bulwark appeared, all the MTs' eyes instantly turned red with desire, even Cola was breathing heavily.

For any MT, a shield is absolutely crucial - it's like half their life. There isn't an MT alive who doesn't want a top-tier shield.

Currently, the best shield in the Guild of Aether Wing was just a level 25 Obsidian Level shield.

But compared to the Azureflame Bulwark, it was basically scrap metal.

Not to mention the incredibly high defense, it also came with powerful damage skills and burst skills. If an MT equipped this, they wouldn't just be a meat shield anymore - they'd be a melee fighter whose damage output wouldn't be much weaker than other damage dealers.

"The stats on this Azureflame Bulwark far exceed the Blue Twilight Shield, which ranks first on Divine Realms: Legends' shield rankings," Rosewater looked at the modest-sized Azureflame Bulwark, deeply shocked. "This is probably the best shield in all of Divine Realms: Legends."

As a guild manager, she usually collected information about major guilds.

Like which guilds had been active recently, the members of each guild's main team, who the top players were, the latest powerful equipment that had appeared, and so on.

The Blue Twilight Shield was a level 30 Obsidian Level shield, but this shield was a top-tier reward a super guild had gotten from a quest, making other super guilds green with envy. Some corporations were even willing to pay the astronomical price of 1000 gold to buy it.

But the Azureflame Bulwark could be used up to level 35 and was still Obsidian Level. Not to mention the base stats - just the passive skill Azureflame Shield and active skill Flame Stream Ascension were top-tier skills, far more valuable than the Blue Twilight Shield. Aside from Epic Level shields, calling it the strongest shield in Divine Realms: Legends right now wasn't an exaggeration.

But Rosewater quickly realized something.

The Azureflame Bulwark, which was so important to a guild, could only rank second among the dropped items this time.

What could possibly be first?

Soon everyone else realized this too, looking at Eric expectantly, wanting to know what the number one item was.

"Alright, I'll show you the number one item now." Eric smiled and pulled out a blue-purple crystal necklace from his bag. "I bet there isn't a single magic user who wouldn't go crazy over this."

Heart of Azureflame, Necklace, Obsidian Level, Equipment Level 30-40, Equipment Requirement: Intelligence reaches 200 points.

Strength +10, Agility +10, Stamina +10, Intelligence +40, Spirit +35.

Casting speed increased by 20%.

Magic damage and healing effects increased by 20%.

Passive skill Heart of Magic: Maximum mana increased by 15%, mana regeneration speed increased by 50%.

Active skill one - Azureflame Devour: Burn 30% of mana to gain Azureflame power, all skill effects increased by 200%, consumption increased by 200%, lasts 30 seconds, cooldown 30 minutes.

Active skill two - Azureflame Summon: Summon three elite-level Azureflame Crows to fight for thirty minutes, cooldown five hours.

The base stats of the Heart of Azureflame were just average, but the skills it possessed instantly elevated it several levels, basically covering all the weaknesses of magic users while strengthening their artillery advantages.

Most valuable of all, the Heart of Azureflame was a necklace. Accessory-type items were very rare in Divine Realms: Legends - items of the same level and quality were worth several times more than weapons. Just this one Heart of Azureflame, with its skills alone, wouldn't become obsolete even after advancing to a third-tier class, so it was much more precious than the Azureflame Bulwark.

"Now that you've seen the good stuff, let's start the bidding." Eric looked at the stunned crowd and said with a smile. "First up is the Azureflame Greatsword, starting price 20,000 contribution points."

Currently in the Guild of Aether Wing, one contribution point was roughly equal to 30 copper coins, so 20,000 contribution points was about 60 gold coins.

No one was surprised by this price.

For a greatsword at the Azureflame Greatsword's level, it was already quite cheap. If it were put in the auction house, the price would easily break 200 or 300 gold.

"21,000!"

"24,000!"

"26,000!"

...

In an instant, all the Berserkers and Swordsmen in the team started competing. As the guild's main team, they ran many dungeons regularly, especially small team dungeons. More importantly, they were always on the front lines of team dungeons, converting unwanted equipment into guild contribution points. Plus with various high-level guild quests, they had accumulated a lot of contribution points.

But in the end, it was won by One Blade Becomes Wind, currently the top-ranked Berserker, who spent 40,000 contribution points.

The second item, Azureflame Bulwark, was won by Cola for 90,000 contribution points, though this was Cola's entire fortune - for quite a while, Cola wouldn't be able to compete for other equipment.

The third item, Heart of Azureflame, was taken by Rosewater for 150,000 contribution points. As the guild's vice president, she already had extremely high benefits, plus she frequently organized dungeon quests and such, so she had accumulated a lot of contribution points. Even the main team's leader FlameDancer couldn't compare - in the entire Guild of Aether Wing, only Eric could match her.

Everyone in the team was extremely envious. These pieces of equipment were currently the top-tier equipment in Divine Realms: Legends. Getting one would definitely boost their strength significantly.

After all, which guild in Divine Realms: Legends had cleared an Infernal-level large team dungeon?

Subsequently, the other Obsidian Level equipment and Adamantite Level Equipment were all bought by other guild members, raising the team's overall strength quite a bit.

As for the other materials, they would all be put into the guild storage.

"Everyone go back to town and rest up. After this, we'll be challenging the hundred-player dungeon." Eric said slowly. "Tonny, FlameDancer, Cola, Violet Mistflow, Rosewater - you guys stay behind and come with me to complete a quest."

"A quest?" Everyone became curious.

Eric was the number one expert in Eldoria Kingdom. What kind of quest would even Eric be unable to complete alone?

But everyone just wondered about it, since that level of quest would cost them several lives even if they tried - they had to reach a certain level of strength first. Otherwise Eric wouldn't be calling on the guild's top-ranked experts.

After everyone left for town, Tonny couldn't help but ask: "President, what quest is it that's so mysterious?"

"President, it's not an Epic Level quest, is it? I've been dying to see what an Epic Level quest looks like." Cola said with shining eyes.

Epic Level quests - someone in the guild had done one before. First of all, they were extremely rare, and the difficulty of completion was too high. If you failed to complete it, the consequences were quite severe, but if you did complete it, the rewards were amazing.

"Calling it a quest is a stretch - I just want to go capture a wild beast." Eric shook his head with a laugh.

"Capture a wild beast?" Everyone was puzzled.

Divine Realms: Legends did have beast capturing, but the difficulty of capturing was much greater than killing, and even if you captured one, it had no real use - you could only keep it for viewing. Most importantly, capturing required quite a bit of money, so no one bothered with this thankless task.

"Don't you guys want to capture a wild beast and play around with it as a mount?" Eric said with a smile.

Everyone's eyes lit up with anticipation.

"But I heard that to capture a wild beast as a mount, the guild needs to build a beast pen." Rosewater said helplessly. "President, a beast pen isn't something we can get right now - that requires challenging a hundred-player dungeon."

Eric smiled without saying anything.

"Could it be that you already have one..." Rosewater's beautiful eyes widened as she looked at Eric in disbelief.