Hell has invaded, but my Hextech is invincible!

Chapter 77 Double Flash (2/3)

The first Prism Hextech [the largest snowball in history].

[Condenses into a giant snowball that splits into multiple smaller snowballs upon hitting an enemy, dealing damage and slowing enemies within the area.]

He scratched his head. This Hextech weapon was neither particularly useful nor entirely useless, as it could fill the gap in his lack of ranged attack capabilities.

He is currently unable to fly, and his movement speed is not top-notch. He has no way to deal with monsters that can be pulled from a distance or fly in the air.

However, the drawbacks are also obvious: the snowball's damage is relatively low, and it has a fixed cooldown time, so you can't rely on the snowball to kill strong enemies.

And it's a bit embarrassing.

The second one is Golden Hextech [Straightforward and methodical].

[Individual attack speed is fixed at 0.62; all additional attack speed is converted into attack power.]

Goodness, this trait would be a godsend for Jayce, but it's quite awkward for Hextech these days. His attack speed relies solely on his base hand speed, which is currently only 0.75.

It barely reached the baseline of 0.62.

Choosing this trait only provides a slight boost and actually locks in your attack speed cap, making it a losing proposition. Considering the massive monster hordes you'll face in the future, Hextech had no choice but to reluctantly give it up.

The third Hextech: Silver Hextech [Infernal Dragon Soul]

[When a skill or basic attack hits an enemy, it inflicts additional Infernal damage.]

This Hextech weapon isn't entirely useless; it's somewhat useful for him right now.

Hextech's normal attack damage is only 50 points, and there is only one high-damage Black Flash opportunity every twenty seconds or so. The most urgent thing now is to improve its normal output capability.

However, none of these three rune traits precisely matched the improvement direction he wanted most at this stage.

Hextech calmed down and sorted out three growth strategies.

The first approach is to strengthen one's strengths.

Continue to increase defense and health, relying on maximum health to increase the burst damage of Heart of Steel Punch.

However, the drawback is obvious: if he encounters a monster that is immune to physical damage, he is helpless. He doesn't have the special ability to touch souls and unleash black flashes like Yuujin Itadori.

No matter how strong the punch from the Heart of Steel is, it has to actually hit the target.

The second approach is to address the shortcomings.

His weakest point in terms of defense is that he has a lot of health but lacks resistance.

Increases spell resistance and physical resistance.

Demons are not best at direct confrontation, but rather at controlling and corrupting through various forms of witchcraft and spiritual magic.

Although he has an adaptive helmet, he cannot guarantee that the demons he encounters in the future will be as rigid as Kalodos, launching a mental attack every three minutes.

Currently, thanks to the synergy bonus from his two teammates, his armor is 0.

My spell resistance is still 70.

According to Hextech's estimate, an average cleric would have around 35-50 magic resistance.

His 70 magic resistance is barely enough.

However, he has been targeted by the Demon Lord, and the dangers he will face in the future are far beyond what ordinary clergy can imagine, so there is still room for improvement in his resistance.

Heart of Resistance and Leviathan are both targets of Hextech.

The third method is to directly increase the base attack power.

He has now reached level 4, and his normal attack power has increased to 60.

To be honest, three or five punches would be enough to kill a super-powered soldier.

However, Hextech's self-designation is Demon, and the meager bonuses from upgrades are completely insufficient to meet the strength requirements for fighting Demons.

Attack power can also be increased by forging equipment. Based on the current gold coin income, you can get at least 25 or 26 gold coins every day. You can get a forging equipment after saving for more than half a month.

But right now, the most important thing is to collect all the finished equipment as soon as possible. One piece of Overlord Blood Armor will make his attack power skyrocket.

After all, he has 100,000 HP.

After a moment's thought, Hextech decided to randomly select [The Largest Snowball in History] and [Straightforward] first.

After a new round of random selection, two new Hextech spawned.

[Silver Hextech: Chill, slow effect increased by 75%]

[Silver Hextech: Powerful Shield. When you gain a shield, you gain an additional 40 to 100 Strength for three seconds.]

To be honest, the powerful shield attribute is quite good, but the embarrassing thing is that he currently has no shield-related skills or equipment at all.

Hextech can only look at the last unselected rune.

I might as well take a gamble and keep hoping for more random chances.

Hextech directly selects random.

A golden Hextech appeared.

[Double Flash: Unlocks the second Summoner Spell, Flash]

Upon seeing the skill description, Hextech initially showed a hint of disappointment.

But then he was suddenly startled, and a thoughtful expression appeared on his face.

In League of Legends ARAM, this skill is somewhat useful against champions who rely on Flash, but it's not considered particularly powerful.

After all, the ARAM battlefield is chaotic and the pace of battle is extremely fast, so the effect of double flash cannot be fully utilized. But Hextech is not playing a game at this moment; he is in a dangerous world.

He currently has no skills whatsoever, not even basic summoner spells or ordinary skills.

In this way, the Flash skill undoubtedly became his first trump card.

While a five-minute cooldown in a game may seem long, in reality, it represents a five-minute period without any obstacles.

A teleportation skill that can overcome all terrain obstacles and maximizes spatial priority!

Its strategic value and life-saving significance are especially important to Hextech.

If he had possessed this skill back in Manchester, he could have easily teleported past the bull-horned demon's defenses and escaped the gates of hell.

Without hesitation, Hextech immediately selected [Double Flash].

In an instant, he sensed a special ability. He focused his mind on this ability, and the surrounding space and time slowed down. Everything turned into a gray-white color, and the room, tables, chairs and everything else were simplified into simple lines.

Countless black lines converge to form spatial nodes, allowing him to teleport to any node at will.

Hextech roughly estimated that the maximum distance of Flash is as high as 24 meters.

"Huh? How come it's 24 meters?"

Hextech was full of doubts. As a veteran League of Legends player, he had specifically studied the Flash mechanic.

In the game, the teleport distance is 400 yards.

Teemo's official height is 100 yards, which is about 80 centimeters. That translates to a little over 3 meters in the game when he teleports.

However, his teleportation distance increased several times over.

Hextech scratched his head, then suddenly realized, "That's it!"

The teleportation distance is calculated based on his body height, which is four times his height.

His true form is currently 6 meters tall, but his teleportation distance is only 24 meters.

If its size continues to increase dramatically in the future, wouldn't the teleportation distance be able to reach hundreds of meters?

"I made the right choice!" Hextech slapped his thigh, unable to hide his joy.

"roar!!!!"

Just then, a deep, abyss-like roar jolted Hex out of his reverie, and the ornaments on the table in the entire room began to vibrate violently.

Hex looked out the window and saw the sea to the northwest churning violently, as if a giant sea monster was about to break through the waves.