How is it Not a Boomerang? had fairly obvious strengths and weaknesses.
It was a very niche weapon, but without using its innate Legendary Skill, it felt like something thrown never returned.
But even after using its Legendary Skill, the boomerang's owner probably never expected it to be dismantled halfway through, impossible to call back no matter how hard they shouted.
Yu Xunge felt something was off again. Even without a Theft Skill, couldn't this kind of weapon be intercepted and forcibly dismantled?
But if that were the case, this boomerang should have been lost by its player long ago. Judging by how devastated the player in the car behind them sounded when they shouted, "It's me!", they clearly had a deep attachment to the boomerang and had never expected their connection to be severed this way.
Or perhaps, before ownership transferred, other players could intercept it but not dismantle it?
And once ownership transferred, even shouting "It's me!" would no longer bring it back?
Perhaps dismantling the boomerang had simultaneously severed its connection and ownership with its player?
She still could not be completely sure, but Yu Xunge had no intention of testing it in this game. Her method of obtaining building blocks through combat was more efficient and safer, so there was no need to use this.
Still, she liked the boomerang's skill cooldown reduction and its bonus attributes. Once she left this game, she planned to piece it back together and equip it.
After Family Bucket expired, Yu Xunge stopped attacking wherever she pleased. Instead, she aimed her arrows at the vehicles Tulan was chasing, so that once a kill dropped building blocks, they could pick them up along the way.
This would neither interfere with the bumper car's main quest nor prevent her from earning building