There was no need to dwell on those two jabs. Ignoring the other man's malice, Xu Huo began inspecting Han Yi's and Old Zheng's player loot.
Han Yi had been carrying a lot of items, as Xu Huo had learned during their earlier confrontation. Most were traps or defensive items. Snowflake Flutter, for example, only needed to be placed nearby to automatically attack any player who entered its range. He hadn't used it himself, but its description said it unleashed powerful winds—not ordinary gusts, but streams of wind like those in a meat grinder, capable of shredding a living person in two or three seconds. The name was well deserved.
There were also restraining items that could seal off a small area and trap players. The defensive items varied in range: generally, those with a wider range were less sturdy than those with a smaller one, though they all lasted a long time. One of them could even reflect attacks. Called Goalkeeper, it had a defensive range of only ten meters, but lasted for ten minutes. During that time, any force applied to it would be reflected. Its only flaw was that it couldn't move with its holder.
Of course, Space Artifacts like these weren't infallible. They could still be broken by similar items or by more powerful attack items. The difference in strength only became clear in actual combat.
The rest were advanced items that didn't seem particularly impressive on their own, and many had overlapping effects.
For a stand-in, though, Han Yi had been equipped with more than enough items. He also had two intelligent robots: one designed for combat, the other for housekeeping. The housekeeping robot could cook and clean. It couldn't talk to people, but it could understand detailed instructions.
The combat robot was much more