Every "Military Road" player’s gear can include the following parts: Military Uniform, boots, Weapon. In addition to this, each player can also wear a piece of Jewelry on their neck. Jewelry can be simply used for decoration or have practical effects, such as increasing Defense Value or Attack Power. Besides being differentiated between men’s and women’s, jewelry is also classified into ordinary jewelry, High-quality Jewelry, and top-grade jewellery.
"Military Road" has only recently entered public beta on Military Network just over a month ago. Even by "Military Road Time", it’s just over ten months, so most "Military Road" players could only obtain Jewelry by picking it up or buying it in the Forge Room.
In Ryan’s Forge Room there are several types of necklaces for players to select, such as Silver Chain, Gold Collar, and Wolf Tooth Chain for men; Pearl Chain, Purple Jade Necklace, and malachite chain for women. The first two are ordinary jewelry, which add a little Defense Value. The last type is considered small boutique jewelry, adding a small Attack Power.
"Little girl, Jewelry and Weapons are different, they just play a supporting role. Under the same conditions, I would personally recommend that you select a suitable Weapon." Ryan was still waiting for Yijie to finish all the design drawings, and he also saw Ling pointing at that necklace. The one Ling pointed to was precisely that most expensive malachite chain.
This necklace has been favored by female players countless times, because a piece of small boutique jewelry that adds 5 Attack Power can be quite useful in the early stages of the game.
Ryan still maintained the simplicity characteristic of artisans; he didn’t quote the price of the malachite necklace. That necklace costs 10,000 Military Road Coins, which is much more expensive compared to ordinary Weapons. Hence, this necklace has not been sold yet. After all, apart from those players who take on missions like hungry wolves, rarely can anyone accumulate such a substantial amount of wealth in a short period.
Ryan looked at Ling’s physique; she was petite with slender limbs, yet her eyes and movements were agile.
He selected a close-range dagger and a small Hand Cannon for Ling. While these items have low lethality, they are sufficient for self-defense and repelling enemies.
(You’ve been underestimated again,) Little Eight couldn’t help but make a jab. Everyone who first sees Ling usually picks similar Weapons for her, considering her seemingly underdeveloped limbs and brain.
"Uncle, thanks for your kindness, but I am not looking to buy that necklace. Rather, I mean to forge a necklace similar to that one, but the materials will be provided by myself." Ling still maintained a smile on her face. Her Ghost Gun, after all, originates from the high-tech of 2564, far more advanced than these ancient replica Hand Cannons, and she did not want to phase out her own gun.
Hearing that Ling would provide her own materials, Ryan found it even more strange. Although providing one’s materials for forging in the Forge Room could save a lot of costs, forging materials are very rare. Even as an experienced Forging Master like him, the materials he could choose were scarce. Malachite is one of the jewelry stones that only the Royal Family could use, could it be that this female soldier also has a channel to find it?
At that moment, Yijie had already finished the design drawings. He combined the gun frame and the modified Hand Cannon, drawing them together.
Faced with the complex design drawings, even the experienced Ryan was a bit troubled. He quickly called over his two apprentices and returned the design drawings to Yijie, asking him to explain in detail once again.
Yijie was not surprised by this. The firearm component drawings he made were generally incomprehensible to ordinary people. His adoptive sister Ding Ling often said he was drawing Ghost Talismans. Moreover, this design was intended to completely modify the muzzle of the Hand Cannon.
According to Yijie’s idea, the lethality of the Hand Cannon could not be changed. That also meant that the caliber of the Hand Cannon could not be changed. On the other hand, bombs of the same caliber could not be bought in Babylon City. Under such circumstances, Yijie could only change the original muzzle into a smaller multi-particle bullet, equivalent to cutting a circle into six equal parts. Inside, six bullets of equal firepower were filled. These bullets could be directly purchased on the market, thus resolving the ammunition supply issue.
When fired, the six bullets shoot at equidistant and equal speed, and the collective effect of six bullets wouldn’t be much worse than the Hand Cannon. This design diagram was most difficult in terms of internal construction modifications. Both the apprentices and Ryan learnt a lesson this time.