Delta: My operators are from League of Legends

Chapter 114 Graves, the Outlaw

"I originally wanted to support you in setting up an organization, but I didn't expect you to create a special operations unit instead."

Jin Jixue thought for a moment and said to Yang Feiqi, "I also received the golden rose you gave me."

I was originally planning to introduce you to a few job listings, but it seems you obviously don't need them anymore.

I have some essential supplies for a tomb raiding company here. I'll have someone send them to you later; consider it my support.

Pu Jixue was not very optimistic about Yang Feiqi's plan to start his own tomb raiding company.

There is a lack of substantial financial support.

The gold-digging company wouldn't have enough HAF coins in reserve.

If the reserves of HAF are insufficient, it will be unable to withstand the losses from accessing the top-secret map.

Since frequent access to top-secret maps is not allowed, where will the massive amounts of collectibles needed for the company's special operations department to upgrade come from?

Unless Yang Feiqi is willing to bow down and accept investment from capital, and voluntarily hand over ownership of the Secret Service's access controller.

Capital will then pour in large amounts of money, sparing no expense to acquire HAF coins, hire hitmen, seek out excellent henchmen and bosses, and frequently venture into top-secret maps for adventures.

It's estimated that in a few months, this naive expert will be defeated by reality.

We'll try to recruit him then.

Having made up his mind, Jin Jixue left Yang Feiqi's company without saying anything more to Yang Feiqi.

"Haff coins are indeed a problem." Yang Feiqi only realized this problem after seeing Jin Jixue off.

The amount of HAFCoin needed for personal use and the amount needed to start a company are definitely not in the same league.

And let alone this world, even in the Delta region before he transmigrated, which existed only as a game, it was common for players to relentlessly attack top-secret content and go bankrupt.

Furthermore, the Delta in this world lacks safe boxes, and it doesn't have the large amounts of items that game companies occasionally distribute through events, or the supply boxes that are given away as gifts when purchasing a pass.

The probability of a tomb raider who only seeks out top-secret maps going bankrupt is even higher.

In the game, you can play the Glass Cannon, a style of play where you can win big with a small investment.

The reason is that even if you find something priceless on the map, you can usually put it in the safe box and not be afraid of being killed because of poor equipment.

But in this world's delta, if you save your HAF coins to buy equipment, you might end up finding a priceless red gem in a top-secret map.

Ultimately, due to equipment issues, he missed by one shot and lost to the opponent.

He'll probably regret it so much he'll want to slap his thigh whenever he thinks about it for the rest of his life.

Now Yang Feiqi understands why the exchange rate of Haff coins in Lin'an has soared to 50 to 1 in a short period of time.

In order to allow the tomb raiding companies in Lin'an City to determine a leader as soon as possible, the government temporarily relaxed its control over HAF currency.

The 1:100 exchange rate is an official rate set by the government to ensure the survival of individual tomb raiders; it is not the true market price.

If the tomb raiding companies are allowed to set their own exchange rate for HAF coins, it's estimated that the exchange rate could reach 1 to 10.

At that time, all individual tomb raiders will have to work for companies as lackeys, otherwise they won't even be able to afford to buy equipment.

Yang Feiqi thought about it all night but couldn't come up with a solution.

However, the supplies that Jin Jixue sent to him arrived the next day.

This batch of supplies includes some card packs, some textbooks for tomb raiding, maps and materials needed to set up the tactics room, and three Geheros Trial Badges.

"This godfather is actually a decent person." After accepting the items, Yang Feiqi first checked the wallet.

Yang Feiqi used to use a two-slot card pack, which was definitely not enough.

Among the card holders the Godfather sent, the best one was a six-slot card holder, and Yang Feiqi immediately put it on himself.

Then he took a Geheros trial badge and put it into the special operations compartment.

Since I'm just idling around anyway, I might as well awaken another operator template and see what happens.

Name: Graves Nickname: Outlaw Operator Type: Assault Passive Skill: New Destiny - Graves can switch between APX slugs, buckshot, and dragon breath rounds at any time when using any shotgun.

Note: Switching bullets does not require reloading, but the magazine must be reloaded after it is empty. Switching bullet types does not affect the bullet's level. For example, when switching from level 4 to buckshot, the buckshot will have the effect of level 4 buckshot, which will slightly increase the damage to the flesh compared to level 3 buckshot.

Tactical Gadget 1: Smoke Grenade - Graves fires a large smoke grenade toward the target area.

When an area is covered by a smoke grenade, enemy units that enter it will be blinded and slowed down.

It can store up to two smoke grenades.

Tactical Gadget 2: Quick Draw - Graves slides forward and dashes a short distance.

During the sprint, he will gain a temporary protective effect, absorbing one instance of damage from any explosive or bullet.

Special Equipment: Ultimate Bomb - Graves fires an explosive bomb that deals 40 points of explosive damage to the first enemy unit it hits.

Upon hitting an enemy operator or reaching maximum range, the explosive round will immediately detonate, dealing damage equivalent to being hit by a dragon's breath to all enemy operators within a cone-shaped area.

I finally got a super-powerful operator template?

After landing, Yang Feiqi read Graves's introduction and became much more alert.

This operator template is not only the one he has been longing for, but also an operator template that can operate independently.

Moreover, their skills are quite outstanding.

First, there's his passivity.

The shotguns in Delta can use a total of five types of ammunition.

These are AP-20 single-shot, Dragon's Breath, AP single-shot, Buckshot, and Arrow-shaped rounds.

Only the AP-20 slug, Dragon's Breath round, and AP slug are level 4 bullets; the rest are level 3 bullets.

Most shotguns primarily use three types of level 4 bullets and buckshot.

Deer bullets are flesh-based and deal extremely high damage to the flesh, but they cannot damage armor.

So it's usually used for pedicures when ambushing someone at close range.

Dragon's Breath Bullets are bullets that can only be used at close range. They have a very large spray area. Although the damage per shot is not high, they have a burning effect, which can be very annoying to the opponent.

The AP-20 slug is generally used at medium range, but it's neither good enough for high-range nor low-range use; it's not very effective at medium range and doesn't do much damage at close range.

Therefore, in order to enable shotguns to be effective at medium range, Delta Force once released a limited-time bullet called the Slug AP.

These bullets have extremely high single-shot damage and are very effective against armor. Furthermore, they do not suffer much damage even if they hit an enemy's head due to scattering.

When AP bullets were first introduced, many players even bought a shotgun that cost 20,000 to 30,000 HAF coins, added a scope, and used it as a sniper rifle.

This incredibly cheap shotgun performs almost as well as regular semi-automatic and AWP sniper rifles at medium range.

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