Cultivation: When you take things to the extreme-Chapter 943 - 582 - : Spectacle

Even after excluding Xu Yang's personal gains, the total spoils of war were still immense, considering that the enemy was a force of five to six hundred elite troops, including many Hero Commanders.

Xu Yang glanced over and immediately picked three special spoils of war.

Hero Contract

Item Order: First-Order (Epic)

Item Effect: Contract (randomly contract one Epic Hero)

Item Introduction: Soul returns, soul returns!

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Jin Country Horse Farm

Building Order: First-Order (Rare)

Building Civilization: Jin Country

Building Effect: Pasture (can raise horses for economic benefit and also train warhorses to strengthen military power, reduce the financial cost of training cavalry, and hold a horse trading fair once a month, with the chance to showcase rare mounts)

Building Introduction: The Jin Country Horse Farm is an essential support for Jin Country's cavalry!

Jin Country's Blacksmith Shop

Building Order: First-Order (Rare)

Building Civilization: Jin Country

Building Effect: Iron Refining (possesses higher iron refining skills than regular blacksmith shops, enabling better economic gains, reducing financial costs for training armored troops, and holding a Divine Weapon fair once a month, with the chance to showcase rare weapons)

Building Introduction: Although a nomadic tribe, the Jurchen Clan's iron refining techniques were very developed. After founding the nation, they greatly expanded iron refining techniques and armed the fearsome Jin Country Heavy Equipment Army with them.

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These three spoils of war, all special rewards from the aftermath, were also among the best rewards from the total spoils of war.

No need to say much about the Hero Contract, anyone who knows its worth; including Zhang Yan and all other Lords, covet it deeply, but Xu Yang had no hesitation and directly pocketed it.

As for the Jin Country Horse Farm and Jin Country's Blacksmith Shop, both were Rare building civilizations, both economically productive and militarily strategic, their value far exceeded mere equipment, so capturing them was only logical.

Beyond these three items, there were still quite a few good things in the spoils of war repository, such as...

Iron Cavalry's Armored Battle Armor

Equipment Order: First-Order (Rare)

Equipment Attributes: 35 Protection, Physical Strength +3, Strong Body +1 (effective below Second Order)

Equipment Effect: Heavy Equipment (significantly reduces damage from slashing, stabbing, arrows, and crossbow bolts)

Equipment Introduction: Iron Cavalry's Armored Battle Armor, forged from hundred-refined steel, impervious to swords and spears, resistant to bows and crossbows.

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Among the two special troops of Jin Country, the Iron Cavalry's armor was superior, a 35-point Armored Battle Armor that at first glance didn't seem extraordinary, only 5 points higher than Xu Yang's Tiger Skin Coat.

But while Xu Yang's Tiger Skin Coat was supreme equipment, the Iron Cavalry's Armored Battle Armor was standard issue for everyone, complemented by the Jin Civilization's "Heavy Equipment" special skill, raising the main protection up to 49 points, making it superb among Second-Order troops.

Now that it appeared as a spoil of war, although it lacked some significance for Lords without Jin Civilization, it was still an excellent piece of First-Order armor, significantly enhancing survival and combat abilities.

Although Xu Yang had already used up his right to three other spoils of war, it didn't matter since he also had quite a few such pieces of equipment personally, after all, he had single-handedly killed numerous Iron Cavalry, so it was natural for a few sets of equipment to drop.

However, he didn't plan to use them himself because the Armored Battle Armor was too cumbersome and the attribute bonus was not as good as the Tiger Skin Coat; in the end, it would either end up at the trade fair or left in the warehouse, for use by future recruited heroes.

The equipment was generally average, but the weapon, on the other hand, had a bit of a pleasant surprise.

Refined Iron-Backed Bow

Equipment Order: First-Order (Top Quality)

Equipment Attributes: 30 piercing damage, 20 physical requirements, First-Order Strong Bow LV10, Archery Mastery.

Equipment Effect: Armor-piercing (when attacking armored targets, ignore 30% of the armor protection)

Equipment Special Skill: Cloud Piercing (full moon on the string, an arrow pierces the sky, shooting an unrivaled arrow, adding weapon + physical strength + Strong Bow level X2 of damage and range, cooldown of twenty-four hours)

Equipment Introduction: Exquisite Iron-Backed Bow, crafted by a renowned craftsman of Jin Country, exclusively used by the spearheads of the Escort Army.

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Top quality weapon, also a bow; the Iron Embryo Bow that had just entered the battlefield was now facing a career-ending fate.

There was no helping it, the Iron Embryo Bow was just a rare weapon, not adding any attributes, with weapon damage of only twenty pierce damage, nowhere near this Refined Iron-Backed Bow's thirty points, not to mention it also had the two additional Effects of Cloud Piercing and Armor-piercing.

However, it didn't matter, Xu Yang was about to recruit heroes soon, and the swapped-out Iron Embryo Bow, together with the Iron Cavalry's Armor and other equipment, would be perfect for arming his subordinates' heroes, thus making full use of them.

These pieces of equipment, along with a bunch of Prisoner Cards, were all collected into the spatial pack.

The special Equipment Supply Car that burst from Wanyan Xiyin increased his logistics management skills by three points and came with an extra fifty-slot spatial pack, which, added to the original thirty slots, had now expanded his spatial pack to an astonishing one hundred and forty slots.

Even so, it wasn't enough to contain all the spoils of war and prisoners; several "transports" would be needed to bring them all back to his territory.

But Xu Yang had no intention of bothering with that and directly turned his attention to Zhang Yan, "Is there something I can speak with you about alone?"

His words made Zhang Yan startle, and everyone else looked astonished. Feng Cheng's expression darkened briefly but soon cleared as he said, "I'm going to check on my little brother, with all this experience, he should be leveling up, right?"

Having said that, he turned and left, and seeing this, the others could only follow, leaving space for Xu Yang and Zhang Yan alone.

Though on the battlefield, with the aura of blood still lingering, the prospect of being alone as the sole man and woman made Zhang Yan slightly nervous yet inexplicably hopeful, showing a bit of shyness typical of a young woman as she looked at Xu Yang, hesitantly speaking, "What is it..."