The clearance rewards included three A-class items, two A-class instruments, one One-Time Item, one special item, one additional special Ability, one upgrade to a primary Ability, several Tickets and Potions, plus some less important gift packs, mainly vouchers and the like.
The three A-class items were "Work Bell," "Do Not Disturb," and "Unseen Enemy."
"Work Bell" was a mental-type item that could quickly free a player from mental interference or control, making it suitable for mental-type instances or locations.
"Do Not Disturb" was a Defense Artifact. Once used, it formed a special barrier around the player, and any force attacking the barrier would be reflected back.
"Unseen Enemy" was an item for detecting hostility, and its range was extremely broad, capable of covering an entire medium-sized city. Within that range, anyone launching an attack against the holder would be detected, creating a window between the attack being initiated and the target being struck that allowed for preventive counterattacks.
Both instruments were spatial in nature.
"Sweep Through Thousands" was offensive in type. Its effect was somewhat like "Two Hundred Halves," except its range was smaller, covering only a small city.
"Random Door" was a spatial teleportation instrument. When used within the same sub-district, it could open five portals at once, though the player could only choose one to enter. The downside was that the player would not know where they would be teleported; the upside was that their enemies would not know either.
The One-Time Item "Water Drop Illusion" was a large-scale mental attack item that could make everyone in an entire city hallucinate enormous water droplets enveloping their heads. If they failed to break free from the illusion for too long, it could directly cause deaths.
The special item was "Strongman's Stance."
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