But now that the corresponding exchange options had appeared, Zong Shen did not mind making a few suitable selections.
First were the [Magic Scrolls]. Upon opening this option, it was, unsurprisingly, another Limited Exchange.
[Sixth Order Magic Scroll]
[Choose one of three categories: attack, defense, or support]
[After selecting a category, one scroll matching the requirements and rank will be randomly drawn]
[Limited Exchange: 2]
(Exchange Points: 3500 per scroll)
[Fifth Order Magic Scroll]
[Choose attack...]
[After selecting a category...]
[Limited Exchange: 4]
(Exchange Points: 2000 per scroll)
[Fourth Order Magic Scroll]
[Choose attack, defense...]
[After selecting a category...]
[Limited Exchange: 6]
(Exchange Points: 800 per scroll)
Not only were these limited purchases, but only Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Order Magic Scrolls were available for exchange. They also had something of a blind-box nature to them, though he could choose the general type of Magic Scroll.
For high-order Magic Scrolls, the most useful category was naturally attack.
Generally speaking, high-order magic was, in a sense, equivalent to large-scale magic. That was why super-order magic was known as "catastrophe-class."
Compared to broad support and defensive buffs, large-scale attacks were obviously more satisfying. Zong Shen often pulled such tricks.
Relying on the mobility of Little Blackie, Flying Tiger, and Eagle Sauce, he would use their ability to dive at high speed and break through defenses, then fly above the enemy's heads to unleash high-order Magic Scrolls or throw explosives such as [Goblin Bombs].
Therefore, Zong Shen naturally chose the attack category for the [Sixth Order Magic Scroll].
He even spent 7,000 points in one go to exchange for all two of the limited scrolls!
After his Challenge Points were deducted, two scrolls shining with a faint golden glow condensed into existence.
These two [Magic Scrolls] were completely different from