Salvation Began from Cafe

Skills like this have been acquired, but for various reasons there is no way to grade the liver, which is really helpless, but there is no way to change this fact, so there is no way, let's keep looking at the prize.

When the skill and weapon are finished, then the next look must be on the badge.

After obtaining the badge from the fantasy world of the wind, the salvage system also opened the badge section, above which Lealin can find all the details about the badge.

As you can see from the query, this badge is used in a way that is similar to the style fantasy, but slightly different.

So let's start with the badge.

There are currently three badges that Leah Lin receives: the Water Badge, the Summoning Badge, and the Flight Badge.

The water badge, by definition, can be equipped with the power of the badge to use the water elf magic engraved inside the badge.

And when you summon a badge, you use the power of the badge to summon the demons to assist you in the battle. The flying badge is simpler, and you can have the ability to fly by equipping this badge.

From the introduction, the ability to summon badges is undoubtedly the most powerful. After all, you need to know that there are many demons that can summon badges, and when the badge level reaches the highest level, you can summon the super powerful Dragon Emperor Sky Flame.

But there are no bad badges, only people who don't know how to use them, even the weakest badges, can do unexpected results with the sample, so Leah Lin gets these three badges, and he loves them all.

Of course, although there are no weak badges, similarly, the badge also has a rating limit. Now Lea Lin's water badge is LV2, which means that he can only use the only healing water magic on it now. The rest of his skills can only be turned on after waiting for the badge to be upgraded.

Likewise, LV3's calling badge is equally restrictive. The most powerful Dragon Emperor Palm cannot be summoned. At this stage, he can only summon three summoning creatures: the Wind Fairy, the Ice Demon, and the Fire Demon.

Look at this. It's a long way to go to upgrade this badge.

The only thing that is more comforting is the flying badge of the last LV1. Don't look at the low level of the flying badge, but there are not many limitations. Even if it is only an LV1, you can get the ability to fly after equipment, whether upgraded or not.

However, if you want to use the flying ability of the flying badge, you must consume mental power. The flying badge of the LV1 consumes a lot. You can only reduce the consumption if you continue to upgrade the level, so even if you don't have a big limit, the level of this badge is also to be upgraded.

Luckily, the badge has a maximum level of LV5, if you want to be full, it's not unlimited, and most importantly, after the badge reaches LV5, Lea Lin can use the full badge to transfer!

This is the biggest surprise there is!

With the Water Badge, Leah Lin can be converted to the Pokémon, the Summoning Badge can convert him to the Summoner, and the Flying Badge can convert him to the Pilot.

After a successful transfer, Lea Lin's physical attributes will increase, and the specific value of the increase will depend on the occupation. It is worth mentioning that this transfer is not the only limitation, but can change at any time!

That is, if he takes these badges to full level, he can change careers to the above three professions as he pleases. It's so good to be home!

At this point, Leah Lin would love to put all his badges together, and then he would have no problem pretending to be a full-time master!

It's just... Although the odds of a draw for a badge seem quite high this time, it is obviously not possible to collect all the badges through the draw. After all, the number of draws is not so easy to get, and even if you have a chance to draw, you don't have to be so powerful to draw badges.

So, it really hurts my balls...

We can talk about the system. You can open a system store so I can exchange weapons, props and badges. It's better than that draw, isn't it?

Unfortunately, although Leah Lin is connected to the complaints of the system, the rescue system simply ignores him, and the so-called system store is even more irrelevant.

Eh...

This system is not powerful...

With this in mind, Learin placed all the badges on top of the system's badges section.

While badges can be used unlimited, they are not completely unlimited. Lea Lin is able to use a maximum of three badges. If you want to use the power of the fourth badge, you must change the badges. Although it takes less time, it is not as convenient to use them immediately.

But Leah Lin only has three badges at the moment, so there's nothing to worry about.

So… let's try the power of this badge first!

Let's start with the water badge.

As the only water elf magic available at this moment, the healing water works well, conservatively estimating that it should be better than the treatment of HEAL spell skills.

However, therapeutic skills can be upgraded, but the effect of healing water is constant. In the long term, the prospect of treatment development is better, which is also a defect of the badge.

After testing the water badge, immediately followed by the summoning badge, several summoning creatures that could be summoned were summoned in succession, but only to allow them to exist for a moment, Li Yalin canceled all summoning.

Damn eggs, these summoning creatures are much bigger than I thought, and if you don't want to make some big news, it's better to summon them less in the world.

As for the final flying badge, it's easy to use and easier to control than you think, it's just a drain... Even if Leah Lin's mental strength is full, he can only fly for half an hour with this badge. In comparison, flying with a broom is definitely easier and more convenient.

But it's just LV1, and it's already satisfying to be able to reach this level. All you have to do next is upgrade the rank, and this badge will definitely work better than the witch's broom!

So... not to mention, the prizes are all introduced, Lealin then naturally invests in the tense and busy liver grade industry, so called obsessive-compulsive disorder, once the goal is set, it is not complete uncomfortable skiing.

It's just that the level of these badges in the liver can be much more difficult than the skill of the liver options. After all, if you want to upgrade the badges, you have to keep using the badges. If you use the badges, you must consume mental strength.

How many times does Leah Lin's 44-point spirit cost you?

It's a long way to go!