Novel & Cerita How To Get Honor Points In Last War

The GUI's absence made me restless. I avoided asking loads of questions about the thought my tools would help me navigate this mess. Why was she an exception? I shut myself in the room, stared at the ceiling while my back touched the fluffy mattress. Preparation and predicting the best course of action for the upcoming surprises was my way of adaptation. System: Good Job for encouraging the Crown Princess! Please check your Dynastic and XP Points. Why did the rewards have changed? I prefer the last version because I could see how much XP or Dynastic points I earned for a specific task.

Wait, it's done already? CONGRATS ON WINNING THE BATTLE! You've accumulated +30 points on individual ranking and +50 to your squad ranking! WaveringSoul: Nice g. Good that I recruited you. ChasingStar: You forced me, I haven't agreed to join. WaveringSoul: HAHAHA! At least you're enjoying it huh? I exited the game and closed my laptop. He's kind but I don't know why I have a bad feeling about it. Maybe it's the urge of being addicted to the game. I closed my eyes and didn't notice that I fell asleep.

Because of this, Mistaken Fox, who had started the game as a simple rogue, to not stand out, had managed to uncover one of the many hidden gimmicks of Immortal Era, stat increasing areas. Hidden all over Immortal Era's many continents are areas where one can gain stat points just by entering and staying for a while. Should the person be making use of the area as it was meant to be used, the stat point increase would jump by a few levels and when the area has been used fully, the person would receive a bonus along with the stat points the person had gained during their entire stay.

ZAIRE'S POV My eyes briefly drifted to the scoreboard and the little time that was remaining. WARRIORS 15 - 13 THE SAINTS I could practically hear my breathing echoing in my ears as I took my stance. We were on defense and no matter what, we had to see out the game. A two-point lead was nothing in football. One broken tackle. One missed assignment. One mistake, and everything we had fought for tonight was gone. It had been very tight and close all game. Everyone was on it, but so was the opponents. We barely gave each other anything, that was why the scoreline was so low.

From a distance, scattered gunfire echoed faintly, a cruel reminder of the land's unrest. Sam stood at the edge of the refugee camp, staring into the hazy skyline. Three months had passed, and he had yet to find a trace of her. "Mr. Worthington! Tent No. 3 needs help!" A local nurse called out in broken English. Snapping out of his thoughts, he strode quickly toward the medical tent. In these three months, the once-privileged Worthington heir had transformed into a capable volunteer, skilled in treating battlefield wounds. His hands had grown calloused, his face bore new scars, and a deep, unresolved darkness had settled in his eyes.

Eli says to me. “Yes, the first day is, by far, the longest. But it’s also where you have a chance to get ahead in points. Even though the warriors don’t have the ability to get as many points per person as the other days, there are more of them, so you can rack them up.” Liam says, looking very eager to get the battles started. I’m not surprised. His pack has been named the strongest for the last two tournaments, or eight years, ever since Liam was 18.

{A total of one thousand points have been granted to the Host. "Oh yeah!" Ivy cheered excitedly. "That's three thousand points now. At this rate, I might actually be able to buy the rifle sooner than expected." A pleased grin appeared on her face. "Thank you, System." Ding! {I did nothing, Host. You earned it yourself.} Ivy chuckled softly. Ding! {A companion has been successfully detected.}

“You’ve shown great improvement today. You have the potential to become a great warrior.” Aiel beamed with pride at the compliment. “Thank you, Reina. I’ve learned my lesson and I promise I’ll never gossip again.” Reina nodded, her expression softening. “I believe you, Aiel. But remember, being a warrior means more than just physical strength. It also means being honourable and honest. You must always uphold the values of our people.” Aiel nodded, taking in Reina’s words. She knew that being a true warrior meant more than just physical strength, and she was determined to live up to those ideals.

"I'm alive." "You must've inhaled too much smoke. Here, drink up." Marika summoned water from the soil onto her palm and helped Alessia gulp them down. While Clyde covered them with his shotgun. He wandered his eyes around for any enemy, even jumping to a branch to look from above, but it seems as if the series of explosions that risky woman pulled erased all of the other raiders. Is it over? Not even an hour later, they fought off a raid.

He had enough on his plate, he had no need to be envious of others. “Looks like everyone’s here…” Maxim said slowly. He gave one more glance towards Zephyr, though he kept his stoicism throughout. “We won this match, so naturally we were rewarded for our efforts. Although some apprentices did not participate, I will not overlook your efforts. We have each received 100,000 points from Horizon Peak. Those that did not participate, will only receive 3000 points. Amber, though you were defeated, you will still be rewarded 5000 points…” Dewey spoke to the apprentices. After the points were awarded, Maxim signalled for the apprentices to leave.