Strange Voyage: Summoning the Fourth Disaster.

Chapter 774 The Demon Summoner King, Twin-Eyed Cursed Eyes

However, seemingly sensing that someone was thinking of him, the Black Mountain Demon suddenly appeared a short while later.

As the undisputed number one spender on the game's pay-to-win leaderboard, Black Mountain Demon's own combat power is beyond question. After reading the strategy analysis by Li Miao and others, he simply followed the path to clear the game.

He didn't have Niu Niu's obsession with boxes and the like, so he didn't attack the campfire guardian spirit at first. Later, after seeing the guide, he couldn't help but wipe away a cold sweat.

After all, even now, no one can overcome the lingering remnants of the trial created by the Queen of the Long Night's divine will...

However, it is worth mentioning that Queen Long Night also seemed to have some reservations about the origin of the [Summoner] bloodline. Although she did not take action because of it, she still gave the Black Mountain Goblin a veiled warning in her comments.

Without wasting any words, the Black Mountain Demon, seeing everyone's curiosity, directly posted the bloodline details. Upon seeing this, the storyteller deleted the long string of characters he had typed.

[Summoner King (Burning Spirit): Your body has been modified, allowing you to recycle broken magic orbs to amplify other monsters, expanding their attribute caps (up to a 30% attribute increase). Furthermore, your monster cap increases by 3, and your fusion cap increases by 1.]

[Note: The ancient summoner abandoned everything in an attempt to escape the terrifying creature's gaping maw, but it was too late; everything he possessed became nourishment for the slumbering souls...]

After examining it carefully for a while, Li Miao commented: "The qualitative change in the Summoner's bloodline tends to be more about numerical increases..."

I used the "cow push-up" analogy: "High EQ: More inclined towards numerical increases. Low EQ: No change. (winking)"

Storyteller: "It's probably because the Summoner's mechanism is already strong enough... Putting aside everything else, the qualitative change of just the increase of the number of fused demons by 1 is amazing enough."

Indeed, when it comes to "mechanics," the Summoner's mechanics are already overpowered. Others fight by rolling around or self-destructing, and even mages have to be cautious on the battlefield.

But what about the Summoner?
Screw everyone! Screw everyone! Roll around and summon more people! Then... Fusion Demon! Charge, Flesh-Robed Demon! Don't give up! Cheer up!

Stuck in a desperate situation? Fine, let's use Ashes to summon magic!
Yes, this was the episode where Summoner players had the most skillful gameplay.

Black Mountain Demon: "Indeed, the Light Fusion Magic +1 is already enough. With this amplification, the upper limit is raised by more than a little... Of course, it depends on the person."

As a Summoner player, no one understands better than Black Mountain Demon just how much of a wheelchair the Summoner is.

Of course, the premise is that you can develop properly, otherwise playing a Summoner is like going to jail. Forget about the upper limit, you won't even be able to touch the edge of a wheelchair.

The Scheming Frog: "So, how much Broken Magic Orb is needed for this recycling boost?"

Black Mountain Demon: "I don't know, I didn't count them carefully, but it should be about one to five. If the broken magic orbs are of a lower grade, then more will be needed."

My son failed his exams while I passed: "You didn't just unleash a bunch of broken magic orbs right after your bloodline talent underwent a qualitative change, did you...?"

Black Mountain Demon: "No, we didn't smash them. Those things can't be broken. We can only give them away and see if they break."

The Scheming Frog: "Wow, I have to say these monsters are really pitiful. They work themselves to the bone in all kinds of weather, fighting tough battles, only to be sacrificed and drained of their last bit of value by the transformed Summoner... (shocked)"

Storyteller: "From what I know of the background story so far, it seems that the summoners in the past may have been commanding living beings."

Time to eat mushrooms: "666 Is this some kind of heartless slave owner? No wonder there's a big hole in his heart."

Miao Ge Doesn't Fail: "Now I understand why Summoners have such a bad reputation in the backstory and are unpopular with NPCs... (wiping sweat)"

Black Mountain Demon: "Ah, now that you mention it, it really is a bit... Luckily, it's just a game, and I'm just using a program. (Relieved)"

My son failed his exams, but I got through: "Even if it's not a game, you can use these monsters freely. They're all in a zombie state anyway, so don't feel guilty. (picks nose)"

The group engaged in a further discussion about the Summoner's background story. However, their conversation quickly returned to the topic of bloodline transformation.

My son failed his exams while I got back on track: "The qualitative change in the bloodline of a Summoner is an increase in stats, so is the qualitative change in the bloodline of a Curse Master the same principle?"

My son failed his exams while I got into college: "And there's the energy-burning mechanical body... Can this thing be considered a bloodline? It doesn't even seem to belong to the same art style..."

The other inmates had similar problems.

Cursed masters are all fine, the key is the energy-burning mechanical body. Putting aside whether the art style is the same or different, in the background story, the spirit candle describes it as "a special life form that is different from traditional flames".

But it is indeed considered a "special bloodline" by the Spirit Candle, which is why everyone is so curious.

Fortunately, the storyteller quickly answered their questions.

The storyteller said, "No need to guess anymore. I asked the Flame Guild Master before. The Energy Mechanism can be transformed using the Blood of Long Sleep. After the transformation, its basic attributes will be enhanced, noise and such will be reduced, and the battle will be smoother. In other aspects, it can be said that the values ​​and strength are enhanced."

Then he posted the effects of the energy-enhancing mechanical body after its transformation.

[Land (or Sky/Ocean) Module Type II: Physical enhancement, with corresponding improvements to your initial traits, mechanical attribute cap increased by 3, and significantly enhanced Fire Power effect.]

[Note: As long as you have fire, the blood of the long slumber can fuel your flame.]

After seeing the effect shown by the storyteller.

Everyone couldn't help but feel a little tense.

Miao Ge Doesn't Fail: "Outrageous, this energy-powered mechanical body, made entirely of steel alloy, can undergo a qualitative change?"

Black Mountain Demon: "(Staring blankly)"

My son failed his exams while I got accepted: "Holy crap, it really can bring about a qualitative change? Is this Blood of the Long Sleep really a conceptual-level item? (Shocked)"

He was greatly disappointed when he got ashore; he had thought that the energy-powered mechanical body wouldn't be able to use the bloodline transformation.

Unexpectedly, the effect of this slumbering soul is so sinister; it can fundamentally alter one's bloodline with the presence of fire...

My son failed his exams, but I got into college: "What about curse masters? @Storyteller."

Storyteller: "Guess?"

My son failed his exams, but I got into university: "Your mom!"

Storyteller: "Tsk, what a lack of manners. You should have let Niu Niu use the joker's fake mouthwash to clean your mouth."

Joking aside, the storyteller quickly posted the effects of the curse master's bloodline transformation.

【Double-Eyed Cursed Eyes: Doubles the number of targets you can remember, and also increases your damage against cursed wax figures. Wax figure cap increased by 3.】

[Note: The cold, sinister gaze of a curse master is terrifying; no one wants to be targeted by them. However, if there are enough of them, perhaps you can withstand their gaze and meet theirs...]

(End of this chapter)