Savior Simulator

"Don't worry, I guarantee with my reputation that I won't do anything to let you down, even if it's just for fun." Musk made a solemn promise to his fiancée.

Lisa's face was smiling again: "Dear, I'll make you a pot of coffee to refresh you and prepare for the duel this weekend!"

Musk watched his fiancée disappear at the kitchen door, and his eyes returned to the flower basket, feeling very stressed.

As Lisa said, the words of His Majesty the King and the Minister of Justice pushed him, a small figure, to the forefront and became the focus of the moment.

Not only the Hellfire Club, but also tens of thousands of people in society expect him to defeat Jack Favre in the duel and calm the public anger.

To be honest, Musk did not know his opponent, nor did he have the confidence to win.

If he loses to Jack Favre in this highly anticipated duel, allowing the other party to escape sanctions, he will not only be unworthy of the commission of the Wenders couple, but his incompetence will also disappoint the world and even His Majesty the King, and he will become a laughing stock from then on, ruining his bright future with his own hands.

If it really comes to that, Musk would rather die in the duel, at least he doesn't have to bear the infamy of a failure for a lifetime.

The huge pressure makes him feel mentally anxious.

The more anxious he is, the harder it is to calm down and prepare for the duel, and the lower the chance of winning, falling into a vicious cycle.

Musk really can't rely on his own willpower to maintain a good mentality, so he closes his eyes and silently prays to his guardian angel for protection.

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System prompt: The game cutscene is over, and the player can turn on the "Goddess" mode.

"Good guy! It's finally my turn to appear!"

The cutscene of this chapter is so damn long, it's like watching a movie.

Gao Fei waited until the flowers withered, and finally it was his turn to play. He quickly switched to the first-person perspective and possessed Brother Musk.

Just after completing the perspective switch, he received another prompt, asking him to check Paul Porter's letter to obtain important information.

Gao Fei tore open the envelope with curiosity, opened the letter, skipped the polite words and rainbow farts of the little Marquis Porter, and went straight to the key content.

In the second half of the letter, Paul Porter listed all the information he could find out about Jack Feifer, the most important of which was his combat data!

Jack Feifer is a level 10 "Law Breaker Knight".

Law Breaker Knight is a type of Paladin.

Seeing this, Gao Fei couldn't help but want to complain.

In traditional fantasy games, including fantasy novels, paladins must be in the "lawful good" camp. They are morally perfect people who cannot do anything wrong, and they also hold others to the same high standards. They usually play the kind of reliable and boring decent characters in the game.

In "Savior Simulator", the most classic "paladin" is also in this style, known as the "white knight".

But in addition to the "white knight", there are many different types of paladins in this game, which have deviated from the traditional camp restrictions.

For example, the "black knight" belonging to the evil camp is mostly a believer of the devil, also known as the "dark guard".

There are also "free knights" belonging to the chaotic camp, also called "holy liberators", who are mostly anti-system and anti-oppression revolutionary leaders, but there are also anarchists.

There are more types of paladins in the neutral camp, such as the "green knight" who often hangs out with druids and rangers, advocating nature and harmony, and is an environmental guardian of the real fantasy world.

The reason why the Paladin profession has differentiated into so many different camps and factions is actually the result of keeping pace with the times.

The era background in the game is equivalent to the early days of the Industrial Revolution in reality. It is also the golden age of the outbreak of various religious, cultural and philosophical thoughts, and the flourishing of a hundred schools of thought.

Every religious and philosophical concept has its staunch defenders, and these concepts are often supported by divine power. Paladins of different paradigms are the practitioners of different concepts in the world, and are the fruitful fruits of the "flourishing of a hundred flowers" in the field of thought.

The Lawbreaker Knight belongs to a Paladin paradigm of the "lawful neutral" camp, and the requirements for character are not high.

Because of this, Jet Favre, who had an affair with his cousin Rebecca, did not lose the protection of God's grace like the classical "White Knight" because of moral deficiencies, despite doing despicable things.

Among the various Paladin paradigms, the comprehensive ranking of the "Lawbreaker Knight" is not T0, but at least T1.

At Jack Favre's professional level, in addition to the abilities common to most paladin archetypes, such as "summoning mounts", "divine grace", "divine protection", "holy healing", "courage aura", "channeling energy" and "holy slash", there are also many unique skills.

The first is "firm aura", which is similar to "courage aura". It spreads with a radius of 30 feet around itself, and allies in the area are immune to "charm" and "coercion".

Most of the negative states that affect the mind are nothing more than "fear", "charm" and "coercion".

The Spellbreaker Knight activates the dual auras of "courage" and "firmness", which is almost equivalent to immunity to all negative mental effects.

This intelligence reminds Gao Fei not to be stubborn in the duel field and try to use enchantment magic such as "stun" to deal with Jack Favre.

In fact, this is nothing, after all, his "mimic" does not rely on mind control spells to fight.

There was only one small problem, that was Gao Fei's pet, "Eye of the Ball", Pearl, whose special skills of "Dizziness Ray" and "Fear Ray" were ineffective against the Law Breaker Knight with double auras, greatly reducing its restraining effect on the battlefield.