How should he put it? This thing seemed to be a support item, but its side effect was rather puzzling. What exactly did becoming a lost one mean?
It sounded like some sort of profession, yet also like a description of an unusual, rare negative status.
Ke Meng touched the lantern. The fairy inside could not fly out and could only circle within it, giving off a gentle light.
As Ke Meng touched the lantern, an inexplicable feeling arose in his heart.
It could guide him out of despair.
Yet Ke Meng was not in despair. Would this thing really be useful... wait.
Ke Meng thought of the waves of red fog overseas. The people there were mired in despair.
Although every continent had prepared large quantities of Holy Light items, along with certain items associated with positive feelings to salvage the situation, their range of influence was truly limited. The wilderness lay outside their coverage.
As a result, many people wanted to squeeze into the cities, while the areas outside became lawless zones filled with chaos.
Ke Meng looked at the lantern. Perhaps it could change the entire situation.
The guiding lantern came from an area over level two hundred. Though that was not especially high-level, it was a rare item. The Players had offered up a legendary item with extremely powerful attributes.
As long as legendary items were not offensive ones, they remained useful even several hundred levels later.
That indirectly proved this item was not weak. Ke Meng looked forward to seeing it display power on par with the Volcanic Stone.
Ke Meng lifted the Lost One's Lantern by its handle, and immediately felt something strange. He felt he could guide others.
Ke Meng, a life mentor?
Ke Meng involuntarily recalled his former teachers, who occasionally mixed