Listening to Kasha's explanation, Gu Xi finally understood that Kasha's so-called reasoning amounted to just four words: doing work for others.
That was right. Once players reached Red Equipment, there really were not many things left for them to improve.
Some players, after obtaining Red Equipment, did not even have any intention of raising their own level.
After all, if the skills they gained from painstakingly leveling up could not compare to a casual strike from their Red Equipment, then what were they working so hard for?
But some players did not think that way, especially players from races whose rankings were not exactly low.
Their races often had two or three pieces of Red Equipment.
One would be used to suppress and stabilize the race's fortune, while the remaining few would be used on the path of pioneering, working hard to seize opportunities for their own people.
But there were also some races that simply went off to act as mercenaries.
They exchanged one or two moves of their own for a massive amount of resources.
Kasha's attack on North Wind Plain City was him taking on exactly such a task.
The one who issued the task was a cross-racial Red Equipment guild made up of three Exclusive Red Equipment Players and nearly a hundred Ordinary Red Equipment Players.
This mission was to prevent an Earth Element creature, one that should originally have been sealed inside the Red Equipment Game, from reviving.
Because Kasha happened to be nearby, and because he was a member of the Elemental Race, he took on this task just like that.
The task requirement he received was that whether he used force or negotiation, as long as he could seal the Earth Element creature away, it would count as a success.
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