On the first day, no milestone information was triggered. It was only triggered on the second day, and the reason was obvious: "Jiang Shi" had reached the minimum level required to unlock this dungeon milestone.
These milestones did not require players to put in any extra effort, either. They could be achieved simply by clearing the dungeon normally. Yan Qing guessed that if the player's level were higher—say, level forty or seventy—they might trigger some more unusual milestones, such as requiring the player to build only the lowest-level structures to clear the high-difficulty stages later on.
If they came to Wandering Star Forest again next year, they would have a chance to verify this guess.
Yan Qing first checked the highest-level milestone, "Forest Lord," and her eyes immediately lit up.
"Forest Lord: When there are more than one thousand trees within one kilometer of you, every 10,000 points of theoretical damage from your token's attacks will inflict 1 point of True Damage. Each attack can inflict up to 10 additional points of True Damage. No cooldown."
It was actually the exalted True Damage!
The game Messenger did not have that many layers of qualification. If it said True Damage, then it was True Damage that ignored all rules. Even a level 1 player could hurt a max-level, level 99 player with it. But True Damage was also extremely rare. There were basically no tokens capable of dealing it, and those that could usually required extremely harsh conditions.
For example, with Forest Lord, having a thousand trees was not difficult for immortal players above the seventh advancement. There were plenty of tokens that could create an oasis in the desert. The difficult part was preventing enemies from destroying the trees.
But if a high-level dungeon happened to be located in a