Bang!
Congratulations, Player! You have slain 1 Fanged Rabbit and gained 5 Experience Points. The Fanged Rabbit dropped 2 Large Fangs and 1 Soft Rabbit Pelt.
This was already the fifth Fanged Rabbit Fan Lang had killed, yet he still had not encountered a Unicorn Rabbit.
Unicorn Rabbits were treasures—rare creatures that were not so easy to find.
Seven, ten, fifteen...
Only after killing a full fifteen Fanged Rabbits did Fan Lang finally encounter his first Unicorn Rabbit!
Behind a large tree crouched a furry rabbit, far larger than an ordinary rabbit, with a sharp horn growing from its forehead.
Fan Lang's eyes lit up. It was as if he had spotted a naked young girl, and he immediately charged over with his Wooden Stick.
The Unicorn Rabbit sensed something was wrong and turned to look at Fan Lang. It instantly prepared for battle, lowering its head and aiming the horn on its head at him, ready to charge.
Fan Lang knew the Unicorn Rabbit's attack patterns all too well. Like a matador, he easily dodged its charge, then smashed its head with his stick.
Bang!
-27
A bright red number floated up above the Unicorn Rabbit's head.
-25
-48
Critical hit damage!
Fan Lang followed up with two more blows, sending the Unicorn Rabbit to its grave.
Congratulations, Player! You have slain 1 Unicorn Rabbit and gained 80 Experience Points. The Unicorn Rabbit dropped 1 Sharp Horn and 1 Fine Rabbit Pelt. Player level increased to Mystic Apprentice Level 4. Mystic Power +100. Health +100.
"Now this is satisfying. Killing one Unicorn Rabbit is worth killing dozens of Fanged Rabbits. Awesome!"
Fan Lang secretly rejoiced.
About an hour had passed since he entered Wild Rabbit Forest. Gaining a level in one hour was already very fast. An ordinary person would often have to train hard for a month or even longer to achieve the same result.
But Fan Lang was still dissatisfied!
"Leveling up is still too slow. It would be great if I got more Experience Points..."
As Fan Lang thought this, inspiration suddenly struck him.
If he thought he was getting too few Experience Points, he could just modify them!
There were two ways to do this. One was to modify his total Experience Points, while the other was to modify the experience multiplier he received.
The first method was simpler and more direct.
Fan Lang found a large tree to take shelter in so he would not be disturbed by monsters. Leaning against the trunk, he closed his eyes and immersed himself in the vast sea of information and data.
He expertly located his own Experience Points data and modified it, changing it into an astronomical figure.
A serious error has occurred in the system data. The system is unable to operate and will automatically restart for repairs.
A notification window popped up. The modified data was instantly restored, making the attempt completely useless.
Fan Lang refused to give up and tried several more times, but none of them worked.
Left with no choice, he turned to the second method and tried modifying the experience multiplier.
The game already had settings such as double experience, so this was much easier to modify and more stable as well.
Tenfold experience!
Failed!
Fivefold experience!
Failed!
Threefold experience!
Success!
Fan Lang successfully modified it to triple experience. From now on, killing one monster was equivalent to killing three. It was simply incredible.
"Time to test it out!"
Fan Lang eagerly jumped down from the tree. Before he had gone far, he encountered a Unicorn Rabbit and immediately charged at it with his Wooden Stick raised.
"Little bunny, hand over your life!"
Fan Lang beat the Unicorn Rabbit to death with several blows.
Congratulations, Player! You have slain 1 Unicorn Rabbit and gained 240 Experience Points. The Unicorn Rabbit dropped 1 Sharp Horn and 1 Fine Rabbit Pelt. Player level increased to Mystic Apprentice Level 5. Mystic Power +100. Health +100.
"Haha, it worked! It really is triple experience!"
Fan Lang grinned so widely his mouth nearly twisted crooked.
With triple experience, leveling up became much faster. It was practically like riding a rocket.
Sharpening the axe did not delay the chopping of wood. Although modifying the system had taken quite some time, it was worth it. With triple experience helping him, Fan Lang's level soared all the way upward.
Level 6, Level 7, Level 8, Level 9!
By noon, Fan Lang had reached Mystic Apprentice Level 9. One more step and he would become a Mystic Soldier. At last, his personal stats were starting to look somewhat impressive.
Fan Lang:
Level: Mystic Apprentice Level 9.
Mystic Power: 900*5.
Health: 900.
Skill: Thug Fist.
Equipment: Wooden Stick, Cloth Armor.
5600 Experience Points required to reach the next level.
Among this string of data, the most eye-catching was his Mystic Power. 900*5 meant a staggering 4500 Mystic Power!
This amount of Mystic Power far exceeded the normal standard for Mystic Apprentices. Even some Mystic Soldiers could not compare.
Fan Lang had spent half the day grinding experience, and his stomach had long since begun growling. He decided to return to Wind Cloud City for lunch, complete two tasks along the way, and earn some more Experience Points.
Killing rabbits here happened to be related to two tasks, so he might as well do them.
Fan Lang returned to Wind Cloud City. It was a major city with a population of over a million. Its walls towered high, its defenses were strict, and everyone entering or leaving had to be inspected.
Once inside the city, Fan Lang headed straight for a blacksmith shop, one of the task locations.
Clang! Clang! Clang!
A blacksmith swung his hammer, pounding a red-hot iron ingot. Each strike sent showers of sparks flying.
Normally, one accepted a task before completing it. Fan Lang had done the opposite, and he was not actually sure whether it would work.
"You must be the famous Blacksmith Zheng on this street, right?" Fan Lang asked tentatively.
The blacksmith stopped working, wiped away his sweat, and sized up Fan Lang. "That's right, I'm Blacksmith Zheng. What can I do for you, sir?"
"I heard that your child had an accident in Wild Rabbit Forest some time ago and was attacked by Unicorn Rabbits there."
"That did happen. The child was foolish enough to sneak out behind my back to play and nearly lost his life in Wild Rabbit Forest. It makes me furious just thinking about it."
Fan Lang secretly rejoiced. This might work!
The task was simple: help Blacksmith Zheng avenge his child by hunting ten Unicorn Rabbits.
Fan Lang continued chatting with Blacksmith Zheng, keeping the conversation centered on Wild Rabbit Forest.
The more Blacksmith Zheng spoke, the angrier he became. Slamming the table, he said, "Those Unicorn Rabbits are truly hateful! I really want to find a hunter to go into Wild Rabbit Forest and kill every last one of them!"
Player has triggered a hunting task. Task name: "Zheng the Blacksmith's Fury." Task reward: 1 Fine Iron Sword and 1500 Experience Points. Must be completed within 3 days.
Fan Lang's earlier effort had not been wasted. He had finally triggered the task.
Fan Lang smiled and took out ten Sharp Horns from his system inventory, placing them on the table.
"You don't need to hire any hunter. I happen to find Unicorn Rabbits hateful too, so I went to Wild Rabbit Forest this morning and killed ten of them!" Fan Lang said with a smile.
Blacksmith Zheng looked at the ten fresh horns on the table and felt immensely satisfied. He said fiercely, "Well killed! Little brother, you've avenged my son. I cannot leave such a favor unrepaid. I happen to have an iron sword I forged not long ago, so I'll give it to you as thanks!"
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