Han Wu analyzed the four Class Fragnts he had obtained after killing the four adventures as he pondered his next course of action.
Based on the information he had obtained from Soren, Han Wu knew about the presence of an organization called the Adventurer’s Guild. Apparently, they were the ones who managed the adventurers.
There were millions of registered adventurers in Doron City’s Adventurer’s Guild.
Individuals ranging from level 0 to 9 were classified as new adventurers. They possessed basic Classes and wore badges made from black stone. Furthermore, they constituted the largest population of adventurers.
Adventurers with levels 10 to 29 had achieved their First Class advancent. They had a lot of different classes to branch into later on, and they wore bronze badges. The Brawler, the Fire Mage and the Water Sage had all been First Class adventurers.
Adventurers ranging from levels 30 to 59 had achieved their Second Class advancent. They had upgraded their previous classes, resulting in increased strength. These adventurers were the core strength of the Adventurer’s Guild. They were distinguished by their silver badges. Soren had been a Second Class adventurer.
Adventurers ranging from levels 60 to 99 had achieved their Third Class advancent. They had further enhanced their classes, resulting in a significant increase in strength. They were usually the leaders of larger adventurer teams, and they wore golden badges.
Lastly, adventurers exceeding level 100 were classified as Fourth Class adventurers, also known as Heroes. They were exceptionally powerful, capable of single-handedly confronting a team of 10,000 adventurers. Now, Han Wu’s trial required him to face and eliminate one of the five such powerful warriors stationed at Doron City.
With his strength and a locust swarm numbering 5 billion strong, Han Wu was a formidable force. Among them, 500 million were equivalent in strength to new adventurers, 3 billion matched the power of First Class adventurers, and 1.5 billion were on par with Second Class adventurers. Han Wu and his two Heroic Locustn, however, exhibited the sa strength as Third Class adventurers.
Theoretically, Han Wu held a significant nurical advantage, his five billion locusts outnumbering Doron City’s one million combatants five thousand to one, yet the cold reality remained that the majority of his swarm were fragile cannon fodder. He was acutely aware of his locusts’ fragility. With the exception of those capable of Self-Detonation, the rest were almost useless—Soren’s team had shown him that.
Even a below-average adventurer team could easily eliminate a thousand locusts on their own. With millions of adventurers in Doron City, his locust army wouldn’t stand a chance.
I need to find a way to improve my combat strength, or at the very least, elevate my units to level 60 or higher. But how am I to find such a thod?
After careful contemplation, Han Wu realized his locust swarm’s fragility couldn’t be overco through conventional ans. However, the forest teed with powerful creatures, and if he could sohow recruit those creatures, he might bridge the gap between his forces and Doron City’s adventurers.
Despite their weakness in combat, his locusts were perfect for scouting. Han Wu commanded his 5 billion locusts to disperse throughout the forest and locate all monsters above level 60. His locust army, without hesitation, followed his orders, and information soon began streaming in from every direction.
A report ca in about a goblin tribe located approximately 35 km to the south, with their leader supposedly possessing significant strength.
Han Wu, being at level 80, easily and brutally overca the goblin leader, which led to his conquest of the entire goblin tribe. As their leader fell, the remaining 1,200 goblins imdiately dropped their weapons and surrendered, their eyes wide in terror.
Using Inspect Eye, Han Wu discovered that the goblins were generally weak, with adult goblins averaging level 20 and barely able to challenge a First Class adventurer. The sole exception was their leader, who possessed a remarkable level of 62. He recognized that the goblin leader was a Third Class, comparable to the high-ranking adventurers of Doron City.
Through interrogation, Han Wu discovered that the goblin leader had acquired its Class just by consuming the Class Fragnts from nurous deceased adventurers.
This information gave Han Wu a new idea. He wanted to experint and see if his Locustn could also gain similar Class abilities.
Han Wu promptly issued orders for his locusts to monitor the movents of adventurers and provide imdiate reports upon locating weaker teams. He then planned to dispatch a small squad of Locustn to eliminate them.
Over a period of three days, he gathered hundreds of Class Fragnts. He then used Inspect Eye to categorize the fragnts, combining identical ones before infusing them with Divine Points.
With the Divine Points’ power, the fragnts combined, forming complete Classes. After carefully piecing the fragnts together, Han Wu obtained four fundantal Classes: Warrior, Brawler, Mage, and Archer.
Han Wu selected the Archer Class and channeled it into one of his Locustn. Upon complete absorption of the Class, the Locustman’s data interface flickered wildly as its stats underwent changes.
[Race: Sapper Heavenly Demon Locustman]
[Level: 60 (Maximum level 65. Increase level by absorbing Cores of monsters)]
[Class: Archer]
[Equipnt: None]
[Talent: Magma Sacrifice, Sadist, Gluttony, Flight, Low-level Intelligence, Humanoid Body, Sharpshooter]
[Skill: Magma Spit, Summon Shortbow, Powershot]
He had succeeded! Once the Locustman absorbed the Class, its level cap increased, and it even gained new talents and skills, and this was rely a basic Class. If it could absorb a First Class that synergized with the Archer Class, its level cap would rise even further. Han Wu’s own level would also increase if he could find a Third or Fourth Class for his Locustman.
It was no longer an impossible dream to reach level 100. At that point, he would no longer need to depend on his locust army and could defeat the Heroes single-handedly.
Unfortunately, higher-ranking Classes were harder to find. Even upon finding Class Fragnts, he would still need a significant amount of luck to locate a corresponding fragnt of the sa Class.
He could only hope that more adventurers with matching Classes would die in his traps, so he could obtain a higher-ranking Class.
As he gathered Class Fragnts, Han Wu continued to recruit monsters.
One day, a Locustman reported discovering a cave, but a dangerous presence prevented them from exploring it further.
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