CHAPTER 1817: CHAPTER 872: THE POWER OF MONEY

These were naturally the war spoils from the defense at Lake Asen, not the equipment the Haslan witches decided to gift to Gaven.

Rather, they were seized by him while leading the army in defense. Whether it was Daphne or Estelle, they were both meticulous planners. They were well aware of their Lord’s hoarding nature, regardless of usefulness, always stockpiling a huge amount, much less to say about these permanently valuable magic equipment that were dragged back to Weizemay Manor along with the corpses whenever the opportunity arose.

This portion was considered under Gaven’s ink and wasn’t counted amongst the war spoils from the Laiserman Kingdom, with a total value exceeding ten million, primarily consisting of weapons and armor. Picking and choosing from it to equip ten to fifteen thousand people wouldn’t pose a problem.

However, these were not the super elite heavy cavalry sponsored by the Laiserman witches but rather relatively ordinary infantry corps.

The Laiserman witches also tacitly agreed to this, treating it as Gaven’s spoils for assisting in the war, for how could one expect the donkey to grind the mill without giving it grass to eat.

Gaven’s Portable Dimensional Hole was large enough, naturally opting for the most carefully selected magic weapons to carry along for emergencies.

Unexpectedly, they were used now.

Seeing this mass of weapons descending from the sky, this newly forced loyal Berserk Wind was involuntarily illuminated, emitting a sharp sound reminiscent of the autumn wind saying, "Thank you, Master, for granting me weapons."

The Sword Spirit belonged to the Sage Undead, naturally capable of speech.

It was just most of the time it remained silent and rarely expressed unless necessary.

This is a common issue for most Sage Undead, because although they possess intelligence, they lack emotion.

The batch of magic weapons precisely hit the itch of this Berserk Wind, causing a slight emotional ripple, which was the echo of those warriors’ residual souls within its body.

As Berserk Wind swirled around, it directly completed a change of outfit from its shabby attire valued at tens of thousands to a divine armor worth millions.

"Divine Nature Blessing." Without wasting words, Gaven directly picked up the War Ravager, pointed towards it, pumping thirty-one points of Shadow Power into its body.

Since it was prepared to be armed, naturally it would be armed to the extreme.

Suddenly, a new Undead Manipulation Blessing was added to its special abilities, allowing it to recover thirty-one points of life force or deal thirty-one extra damage per turn.

Even for Berserk Wind, this ability was quite formidable.

It could be utilized in two ways: during encounters with powerful enemies, as long as it wasn’t instantaneously killed like before, killing it would be basically impossible.

Don’t forget, it is a flying unit, and its speed is quite astonishing, at least far surpassing most flying creatures.

Engaging in ground combat with the Six-armed Snake Demon like before was immensely foolish; Kite Tactic would be its best choice.

During the sweeping of less important soldiers, the additional thirty-one damage could send a Level 3 or Level 4 warrior away directly.

There was no need for Gaven’s command; the armed Berserk Wind directly spun towards the nearest Berserk Wind.

This warrior, now worth millions, showcased its terrifying power along its path.

The Undead Soldiers blocking its way couldn’t withstand its slashes of two or three blades, as its attack power coupled with the auxiliary damage from magic weapons was enough to knock them down, let alone the additional damage from the Undead Manipulation Blessing.

Although this additional damage was of negative energy nature, those Undead Soldiers couldn’t perceive it as healing because they originated from Undead Divine Power, making this concentrated negative energy beyond their digestible scope, thus naturally being harmful.

In fact, not only the negative energy carries such traits.

The positive energy trait with healing ability for living creatures behaves similarly; if it’s concentrated or strong enough, it becomes a lethal weapon instead of a healer.

The Berserk Wind being targeted wasn’t willing to be outdone, directly throwing away the Shadow Walker Night Shadow it had been dominating, aggressively approaching this Berserk Wind, without angrily questioning why the other betrayed the revolution, no, betrayed their camp or the like.

For these chaotic evil undead creatures, they have no concept of loyalty; their allegiance to any camp is entirely driven by magic, and without the constraints of magical power, they would slaughter all living beings without hesitation.

Jin Baiwan (Gaven’s freshly assigned name for it) exhibited the overwhelming power of wealth, suppressing the Berserk Wind it clashed with despite it having two more weapons than itself, causing them to be forcefully suppressed, frequently leading to weapon breakage.

Among Jin Baiwan’s equipment were two Quadrate Golden Maces, exotic weapons unique to the Far East Empire, designed specifically for Armor Piercing and Army Piercing, imbued with Armor Piercing magic traits; the weapons hit by it have a chance of breaking, with the probability increasing as the opponent’s weapons are more inferior.

Whether these two Quadrate Golden Maces were forged by Tukan Generals themselves or seized from Far East Empire generals remains unknown.

Regardless, they were extremely useful, swiftly clashing with the opposing Berserk Wind whose magic weapons were few in number, leading to most of its weapons being broken in a quick collision, rendering it akin to a toothless tiger with sharply reduced ferocity.