Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 104- Light Seal Blademaster

Ye Zhongming was a little annoyed with this middle-aged man's stubbornness.

One star evolution potion was too valuable at the start of the apocalypse. Each bottle represented dozens and even hundreds of demon crystals, meaning you had to kill dozens and hundreds of zombies.

For evolved, it wasn't easy to kill this number of zombies.

Four bottles meant killing at least three to four hundred zombies. That was under the context that one was lucky; if not, you might need even five hundred. The gachapon depended on luck.

Since the apocalypse started, getting evolution potions was essential to people. One-star evolution potions would be the most valuable and helpful trading item in the following year.

Although job certificates were good, if you weren't an evolved, then it was just a piece of trash paper.

Of course, to Ye Zhongming, this job certificate was far more valuable than four bottles. That was because Ye Zhongming had seen similar jobs, which was why he could judge its value. This certificate would be far above this price if not for it being just a week since the start.

"You should be clear about how hard it is to get potions now. Three bottles are high enough." Ye Zhongming said softly, "If you insist on this price, I will leave."

He took a step back and expressed his attitude.

The middle-aged man frowned.

Three evolution potions were already the highest price he had received these days.

There was only one person who took out two bottles to trade. The rest all used one bottle.

As an evolved, the middle-aged man naturally knew how precious the potions were. The potion he drank used two lives. But after becoming evolved, he was still afraid of the poison unless he had a good chance; if not, he didn't dare to face too many zombies.

During these few days, he only collected a few dozen demon crystals. If he spun the wheel with it, he might not even get a single potion.

This young man's price was tempting, but he was still reluctant.

The team formed around their family had nine people—two brothers with their wives and kids.

Two died when they were killing zombies, and he didn't want any more of them to die. So he tried to exchange enough potions for everyone using this certificate.

But he knew the price was too high, so he tried to lower it, but it was still stuck around this price.

He didn't know if he could meet anyone else who could pay such a price if the young man left.

"Can you tell me why you insist on four?" Ye Zhongming naturally didn't want to give up. He saw his expression and asked.

The middle-aged man sighed, "There are two in the family with weak bodies and terminal illnesses; if they can't evolve, they won't be able to live for long."

Although he didn't say too much, Ye Zhongming understood. He wanted to use the evolution potion as medicine, so two bottles weren't enough.

The evolution potion increased all areas of one's body so it could heal and was helpful in terminal illnesses. After all, if the body got stronger and one's immune system increased, the body would self-heal and remove the sickness.

So that was the case. Ye Zhongming thought about it and felt like they could discuss it.

"Look at this."

Ye Zhongming reached around his bag and took out the Ape Turtle egg.

"This is the egg of a level two mutated monster. I had two, but I ate one. It has an effect similar to the potion. Although it is not that good, it can increase your body's strength by a fold. You can also use this many times. Of course, eating it would have the best effect the first time."

"If I add this in, what do you think?"

The golden cloth absorbed some of the egg's life force, making its surface a little white. The life force fluctuation wasn't as intense as before, but it was still an egg, and eating it was still effective.

The people in the room heard it, and their eyes lit up. The young man holding the certificate asked eagerly, "Useful for everyone? What about evolved?"

"Yes, I tested it myself."

The room was silent, but they looked at one another to transmit their thoughts.

"This is my final price; if not, that is unfortunate."

Ye Zhongming added another sentence.

"Is this egg as useful as you say?" The middle-aged man asked, but actually, it was an agreement.

Ye Zhongming was delighted, "Of course. You are evolved, so you should be able to sense the fluctuation."

He nodded and bit his teeth, "Okay, deal!"

Although he said it was a deal, both sides were still cautious if anyone sneak attacked that, the trade would end up as a battle.

Three potions and one egg for one job certificate. Then Ye Zhongming jumped out of the window where he came in from.

Maybe their attitude about saving their family touched Ye Zhongming, or their honest trading gave him a good impression. Ye Zhongming turned around and said, "This place won't be safe a few days later; you better leave this place."

The middle-aged man by the window was stunned. He nodded and thanked him.

Ye Zhongming asked, "Can you tell me how you got this? If I am honest, you can't spin it from a gachapon."

The middle-aged man paused for two seconds, "We saw two weird monsters fighting, and this thing was in one of their nest."

Ye Zhongming nodded. He looked around and then disappeared into the night.

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Ye Zhongming opened the certificate under a nearby tree, and on it wrote the name of the job: Light Seal Blademaster!

A strong job with a prefix!

Ye Zhongming had never heard of it, but that didn't stop him from being sure that this job was strong. That was because the Glory Smith that had a prefix showed him. Now that he bumped into another job with a prefix, he knew this was good.

Moreover, Glory Smith was a shockingly strong secondary job. This Light Seal Blademaster was a primary job, so it would be stronger.

Crush it, learn! He didn't hesitate, and he didn't even take a look at the leather scroll.

A warm power filled his body, and his mental energy increased slightly. Ye Zhongming pulled out Moon Edge. A weird seal appeared above his left hand, and then he punched the seal into the blade's body.