One man and one dog, wandering in the world of Monster Hunter

When a hunter goes hunting, in addition to weapons, the choice of protective gear is also very important. It can protect the hunter's body from facing the monster's claws and save the hunter's life at the critical moment.

Because of the existence of monsters, protective gear made from monster body materials, such as fur, scales, and claws, not only has amazing defensive power, but also possesses incredible abilities.

These abilities often inherit some of the abilities that are unique to the monster itself and are called skills.

Of course, some of the equipment is made purely of ores and plants, which tests the skills of the craftsmen themselves.

A skilled craftsman can create incredible armor even using the most common iron ore.

There is an unwritten rule among hunters that no matter whether it is to make armor or weapons, the materials used must be obtained by the hunters themselves through hunting and gathering. Therefore, those hunters who wear clothes made of materials from powerful monsters are all strong.

Since Link has never hunted a large monster, the armor he has is very ordinary, one of the few sets of standard equipment that can be purchased in the armor shop.

Since the protective functions and skills of armor for novice hunters are generally similar, the natural principle is to choose whichever one looks good.

Link's armor is the Flame Suit with the local characteristics of Flame Village.

A dark blue headscarf.

With iron decorations, the breastplate is both protective and stylish.

The red rope is wrapped around the iron material to reduce the weight and strengthen the hardness of the hand armor.

In addition, the design is not at all cumbersome, and there is a waist roll that can hide props, and there are leggings and shoes suitable for running and jumping.

This forms a handsome flame suit.

With the small cape on the shoulders, it looks a bit sexy.

[Ding, wear the Flame Suit, defense increased by 55, fire resistance +5]

[Ding, wearing the flame suit, acquired skills: LV1 Elf's Blessing, LV1 Kinsect Master, LV1 Fire Field Super Strength, LV1 Insight, LV1 Wall Movement, click to view detailed description]

Put on your protective gear, the log system comes out to show its presence again.

As an experienced novice hunter, this is not the first time Link has worn the Fire Suit.

He still remembered the first time he wore the Flame Suit. At that time, the panel only added 5 points of defense, and the bonus from the armor was not as strong as Link's own physique. The reason why he could have such a high defense now was because he spared no effort to strengthen it with materials.

As for skills, there is no change.

[LV1 Elf's Protection: When the effect is activated, reduce the damage received by 15%]

[LV1 Kinsect User: Wild Kinsects are more easily attracted]

[LV1 Fire Field Strenght: When physical strength is below 35% of the maximum value, defense and strength will increase]

[LV1 See Through: Critical Hit Rate Increased by 5%]

[LV1 Wall Movement: The speed of energy consumption when climbing is reduced by 25%]

Link didn't play games much in his previous life, but over the past few years, he has become familiar with these skills.

First of all, there is the elf's protection, which is a defensive skill. Its 15% damage reduction is not permanent. Link has tested it. When you are injured for the first time, it will be activated 3%. If you want to activate it again, it takes time to charge, which is the CD. It is a skill that will attract the surrounding energy to gather on the armor to achieve the effect of reducing damage. The CD time is about 5- minutes, depending on the environment. In some places with abundant natural energy, the more free energy in the air, the shorter the CD.

Kinsect Master, this skill is very interesting and can attract wild Kinsects.

Kinsects are a kind of small green beetle unique to this world. After years of cultivation and training, they can shoot out super-tough and sticky silk threads called "worm wire" from their abdomen. They are a good helper for hunters. Link has one.

It is about the size of a palm and usually stays on the beam of Link's house. When Link is about to go out, it will follow him and crawl into the insect cage around his waist.

If the hunter is highly skilled, he can use the "wire" shot by the Kinsect to perform some special operations.

操龙

Well, it’s not that kind of fuck, it’s the kind of fuck that means controlling.

'Wireworm' is very tough, just like its name. When it is just shot out, its hardness is even comparable to that of steel. However, as time goes by, its hardness will gradually decrease until it breaks and becomes scrapped.

During this time, it can even imprison large monsters, making it difficult for them to move. At this time, the hunter can take the opportunity to climb onto the monster's back, wrap its limbs with "wire worms", and control them to perform some special behaviors.

Whether it's controlling monsters to crash into walls, or controlling them to attack other large monsters and trigger territory fights, it's a way for hunters to hunt more easily.

In addition, hunters can also use "wire worm" with weapons to perform powerful wire worm skills, which can be said to have endless uses.

The skill of Kinsect will attract wild Kinsects to fly around the hunter when they pass by, allowing them to assist in combat at the critical moment when needed.

Fire Strength, Link prefers to call this skill adrenaline. When the physical strength is below 35% of the maximum value, it is basically considered a serious injury. In this case, it can also stimulate the hunter's body and increase one's strength. Isn't this a skill called adrenaline?

Link has never tested the specific values because he has rarely been injured due to hunting.

As for Seeing Through, it is a special skill that increases the critical hit rate. Well, Link never needs the critical hit rate because he usually kills small monsters with one shot in the head, so there is no apparent effect at all.

Wall movement, an exclusive skill for mountain climbing enthusiasts, can reduce the speed of energy consumption when climbing rock walls.

After putting on his equipment, Link turned around and waved to the Matsutake mushroom not far away.

"Matsutake, come here, it's time to work."

Hearing the owner's call, Matsutake, who was sitting aside to rest after having a full meal, licked the juice on the corner of his mouth, stood up and walked over on all fours.

The man's tall stature gave off an oppressive vibe, and his strong, muscular body would have made him a large carnivorous beast, the kind that could only be seen in zoos, in his previous life.

Matsutake is certainly not an ordinary hunting dog, and ordinary hunting dogs cannot grow that big. The race it belongs to is the tooth hound, which is a tooth beast monster that has been domesticated for many years. Under human domestication, it has not lost its wildness, but has become extremely ferocious.

However, they have been raised by humans since childhood, and their united nature makes them good helpers for hunters.

The domestication of the toothhound is the perfect combination of wildness and domestication.

While retaining their nature as carnivorous beasts, they also learned to obey the hunter's commands.

This unique combination makes the Toothhound a natural fit in hunter society.

In addition to its loyal character, when its owner is in danger of facing a large monster, it will rush forward without hesitation to rescue its owner from danger.

This is especially true for Link, as Matsutake is not only his pet, but also an important hunting partner.

When hunting in the past, Link had encountered large flying dragon monsters passing by and hunting for prey.

If an ordinary reckless hunter saw a large monster he had never seen before, he would have sharpened his swords and rushed forward to kill it.

Link is different. He put away his heavy crossbow, turned over and climbed onto the back of the Matsutake dog, threw a smoke bomb or flash bomb to confuse the vision, and turned around and ran.

Without any hesitation.

Thanks to the size of the Fang Hound and the uniquely strong physique of the Fang Beast species, it can move briskly even when carrying a load of more than three to five hundred kilograms, and can even rely on its sharp claws to climb on a wall covered with vines.

When Feilong came to his senses, there was no trace of Link in front of him.

This guy is truly a rat. If there is any possibility of getting hurt, he will run away.