Game Government Interview Notice
The few C-class items weren't worth much attention. Their effects overlapped with some of Xu Huo's existing items, and they could be used interchangeably. There wasn't much difference between them.
The B-class item was a little more interesting:
[Addicted to Stealing: A small pouch that looks like a coin purse. It's very convenient for storing things and excellent for hiding items. Guided by the principle that "if someone else has something good, I want it too," it'll try to steal any high-level item it comes across. Whether it succeeds is another matter.]
Its effect was similar to that of the special item Hungry Gluttonous Snake. However, the Snake didn't steal often, and its success rate was very low. At least so far, Xu Huo hadn't taken anything particularly noteworthy out of it.
The A-class item in his personal reward was a spatial defense item:
[Inviolable Territory: One square meter is still territory. Within their own territory, the Player who holds this item has the greatest defensive authority, unless the other party can destroy space.]
Xu Huo immediately tried it. The item was a Ring. It took effect with a light touch, and its effect was invisible to the naked eye, but he could feel a completely sealed spatial barrier form around him. It measured one meter in length and width, two meters in height, and lasted for three seconds.
Xu Huo had plenty of defensive items, but none could provide all-around protection that also sealed off the ground. Items like "Condensed Air" and "Three Hundred and Sixty Defense" couldn't compare with an A-class spatial item, of course. It was also very convenient to use, making up for his weakness in defense.
The three A-class items Xu Huo currently owned—"Life Core," "Holder's Death,"