Unprecedented Rewards!

"Congratulations on winning the Miracle Chess Game!"

Huge characters appeared on the chessboard accompanied by cheerful music. A ripple swept across the board, and the pieces disappeared one by one, reappearing on the control platform in the next instant.

"I'm resurrected? We won?" The Buzz Cut Muscular Man looked excitedly at his hands. Not only were the surviving pieces there, but even the ones that had been "eaten" were now there.

"What a pity! I was so close to winning!" Duan Feilan was still upset about losing to Liu Moyean. She hadn't won a single duel, so she probably wouldn't even get a 'qualified' rating, let alone a 'good' one, and was destined to miss out on the reward. But she was still curious about the rest of the game. "How did you guys win in the end?"

Everyone turned to look at Luo Jun without prior arrangement.

Luo Jun enjoyed being the center of attention, but to maintain his persona, he turned away, leaving behind the silhouette of a master!

"Rewards are being tallied!" someone shouted from the crowd. "Ah, I failed..."

"Even if I pass, it's useless; only those who are 'good' or above get a reward..."

The scoring criteria for this mission are quite clear: if you die without winning a single duel, your contribution to victory is essentially negative, and you are considered unqualified.

Winning one duel and then dying a second time, or never participating in a duel but surviving to the end, contributes almost nothing to the victory and is considered acceptable.

To receive a "good" or higher rating, one must win one duel and survive to the end, or win two or more duels and contribute to the victory.

As for Luo Jun...

Main Quest "Winning the Miracle Chess Game" completed.

Side Mission 1 "Kill Red Marshal" is complete.

Side Mission two, "Big Appetite," is complete.

Hidden Mission "All Must Die" completed.

Hidden Mission "Defensive Counterattack" completed.

Task rating: Perfect

Rewards are being calculated...

Perfect Evaluation reward: Crisscross

Side Mission Reward 1: Azure Dragon Crescent Moon

Side Mission Reward 2: Nine Revolutions Great Restoration Pill

Hidden Mission Reward 1: Poison Guide

Hidden Mission Reward 2: Bottom Line

A series of prompts in his mind left Luo Jun somewhat overwhelmed. After injecting his vital energy into the Hundred Treasure Box, he discovered five brand-new treasures neatly lying inside.

Name: Crisscross

Grade: Legendary (Gold)

Introduction: The chessboard is the battlefield. A Profoundly Powerful being combined the functions of the three strongest pieces on the chessboard to create this powerful Noble Phantasm!

Function 1: The Crisscross can transform into a "vehicle" form, possessing powerful performance and lightning speed. It is also equipped with multiple functions and can carry various weapons, making it the strongest form that combines offense and defense. (Consumes eight Breath Vital Energy per minute while driving.)

Function Two: The Crisscross can transform into a "horse" form, becoming a lifelike Mechanical Warhorse capable of adapting to various complex terrains. It is powerful, swift, and the most agile form. (Consumes Five Breaths Vital Energy per minute when riding it.)

Function Three: The Crisscross can transform into a "cannon" form, becoming a powerful long-range weapon capable of firing massively powerful projectiles. This is its most powerful form. (Each projectile consumes One Hundred Breaths Vital Energy.)

Note: Changing form requires One Hundred Breaths Vital Energy; the transformation function has no cooldown.

Note: With Rook, Knight, Cannon in hand, I can roam the world freely!

Name: Azure Dragon Crescent Moon

Grade: Epic

Description: This weapon was once used by a general who went down in history. It has killed many masters, and even after a thousand years, you can still feel the overwhelming Killing Intent on its blade!

Function 1: Unstoppable: Originally crafted from top-tier materials, its strength and sharpness are greatly enhanced after being transformed into a Noble Phantasm, rendering all defensive measures ineffective.

Function Two: Killing Aura: This blade has drunk countless amounts of blood and has been refined over a thousand years. Holding it naturally brings out a killing aura that inspires fear in others.

Note: Watch as I take the head of a general from among a million soldiers!

Name: Nine Revolutions Great Restoration Pill

Grade: Epic

Introduction: This elixir was crafted by a legendary physician who left his mark on history, using heavenly materials and earthly treasures and precious herbs. According to the physician's speculation, this elixir only needed one ingredient to further enhance its efficacy, but unfortunately, despite his lifelong efforts, he could not find the final formula.

Function: Consumable item; significantly enhances Innate Potential after consumption. (Each person can only take it once.)

Note: This medicine is a top-grade elixir, but unfortunately, it cannot compare to the celestial elixir.

Name: Poison Guide

Grade: Epic

Synopsis: A notorious poison master accidentally obtains a manuscript from an ancient divine physician. She wishes to replicate one of the ingredients in the manuscript, only to discover that many of the mentioned materials are now extinct. Regretting this, she works backward from the medicinal properties recorded in the manuscript, eventually gathering the most poisonous substances in the world to create this Poison Guide. Whether it can be combined with the legendary spirit medicine is now beyond her chance to test.

Function: Consumable. Taking it together with the Great Return Pill may cause four consequences.

First, significantly enhances the potency of the medicine, with a 5% probability.

Second, a slight increase in drug efficacy, with a probability of 45%.

Third, it can destroy the medicinal properties, rendering the Great Return Pill ineffective, with a 45% probability.

Fourth, it can destroy the medicinal properties and cause severe poisoning to the user, with a probability of 5%.

Note: It's not fake medicine, but don't come looking for me if you get sick from it.

Name: Bottom Line

Grade: Epic

Introduction: A mysterious and warlike being was troubled by the fact that his clothes would always rip after each battle. To solve this problem, he created this Noble Phantasm, mimicking the effect of the Hundred Treasure Box, but before he could even try it on, he perished in a battle...

Function 1: Indestructible: This Noble Phantasm is made of a tough material, but if it is attacked beyond its tolerance limit, it will automatically become intangible to avoid damage.

Function 2: This Noble Phantasm can be summoned to its master at any time.

Function 3: Self-cleaning: This Noble Phantasm will always remain clean and tidy.

Note: That big, clumsy green guy's underwear isn't all that great, is it?

Good heavens, five Noble Phantasms in a row, one Legendary and four Epic?

Is this the true value of Tier A Mission?

Luo Jun's face, hidden behind his mask, was contorted with excitement; had he not been facing away from the crowd, he probably would have already shown his fear.

The Crisscross" weapon, according to its description, is a vehicle that can transform... The Azure Dragon Crescent Moon —he'd seen this blade in stories before; wasn't this exactly the advanced melee weapon he wanted?

There are also the Great Return Pill and the Poison Guide, which are a set of items. There are also instructions on how to obtain them. It seems that the Great Return Pill can only be obtained by consuming more than five pieces without receiving a blessing, and at the same time meeting the condition of "Big Appetite", which is quite demanding.

This Poison Guide can only be obtained by completing the Hidden Mission "All Must Die", which requires killing all types of chess pieces!

When these two treasures are combined, there's a chance they'll produce a result greater than the sum of their parts!

As for the final "Bottom Line," it corresponds to "Defensive Counterattack," requiring at least five successful counter-attacks to kill the enemy. Judging from the description, it seems to be a pair of underwear to prevent accidental exposure? It doesn't seem very useful in combat, but it's certainly convenient.

Just reading the descriptions made these items so tempting, making one eager to take them out and play with them immediately, but Luo Jun still held back...

Firstly, it was to maintain "Night's" air of superiority; secondly, the fewer people who knew about "Night's" treasure, the better. If one day a crisis forced him to use something unique to "Night" under the guise of Luo Jun, it would be impossible to explain...

(End of this chapter)