"Paladin IV" is a game work worth tasting repeatedly, because the process is relatively short and the plot rhythm is fast, resulting in many game details that are easy to ignore. Digging deeper into these details, there are often some unexpected gains.
Some players may have noticed that when Yun Tianhe and his party came to the Qionghua Sect to prepare to stop Xuanxiao from ascending, the Qionghua Sect was already in a mess, covered in ice and snow.
In this ice and snow world, four divine beasts appeared, namely Lu Wu, Li Zhu, enlightened beasts, and Ying Zhao. These mythical beasts in the Story of Mountains and Seas are installed as small bosses in various areas of the Qionghua Sect for players to challenge.
Seeing this scene, you may wonder, where did these guys come from, how could they appear here for no reason? What exactly are they?
This issue of Xiaobian will introduce the ins and outs of these four divine beasts to you, after reading it, you may have a feeling of sudden enlightenment.
Here is the first to introduce the relevant information of the four divine beasts.
The first divine beast, named the Enlightened Beast, appeared in front of the Qionghua Sect Mountain Gate. It is all blue in color, has nine heads, and as stated in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, "there are nine doors on the face."
It doesn't have any attributes of its own, but it can absorb fairy damage, so it's best not to use magic when fighting it, and it's not to attack with weapons with five attributes attached, because the damage is too low.
Fortunately, its health is not high, only fifteen thousand, and the two rounds of skills can be easily taken away.
After fighting the enlightened beast and continuing to walk forward, you will encounter a second divine beast named Li Zhu on the bridge in front of you. It has a pair of wings and three heads, and is said to have very good eyesight, being able to see objects the size of a hair a hundred steps away.
Li Zhu is a thunder attribute divine beast, so the thunder spell is ineffective against it. It is not difficult to win it, that is, the amount of health is a bit high, nearly 50,000 health points, it takes a lot of time.
The third divine beast, Lu Wu, was at the Chengtian Sword Platform at the other end of the bridge, which was the place where the Qionghua Sect forged swords, and belonged to the world of ice and fire.
A closer look at Rikugo reveals that it has a lion's face, which, according to the Classic of Mountains and Seas, was supposed to have nine tails, but the game puts them all together.
Lu Wu is a wind attribute divine beast, which also has 50,000 health, but it is more difficult to fight than the former, because it will cast a "wind spell" with extremely high damage, even in the case of our full 98 level, it can deal about 2,000 damage.
Then it was the turn of the last divine beast, which was located in the square before the final battle, with a human head and a horse body, looking like a griffin in the distance.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas records that Yingzhao is the deity responsible for guarding the Celestial Garden, which is not small, and its strength is much stronger than the previous three, so it will be placed on the final occasion.
It is a water attribute in itself, and will perform a powerful "Soul Absorbing Spell", which can cause high two consecutive damage to our single target, and if the health volume is lower than 7000, it may be killed instantly by the Ying Move.
If you choose to be tough in this battle, you can't take it lightly, but fortunately, after winning the battle, you have more experience, and you have nearly eighteen thousand experience points at a time.
Overall, these four sacred beasts themselves were not very difficult, that is, things that Murong Ziying could solve as soon as he fired the Thousand Square Residual Lightsaber. If your level is high enough (level 60 or above), you can even turn on the auto battle mode and skip the battle.
The four divine beasts can be refreshed after death, the experience is not cheap, and they have become the final training holy place of the game.
By the way, there is a save point next to the Ying Zhao, which can open the automatic battle mode to brush experience back and forth, although it can only get the lowest rating, but it also has fifteen thousand experience points at a time, which is quite impressive.
If you think that Xuanxiao and Su yao are more difficult to fight, you may wish to practice here in Yingzhao, and it will not take long to upgrade from more than 50 levels to 70 levels.
The above information about the sacred beasts has been introduced, or back to the topic at the beginning, where did they come from?
In fact, many players may not have noticed that just when Tianhe and his party stepped into the first step of the Qionghua Sect, they had already met with the Four Divine Beasts.
These four divine beasts appeared in the form of stone statues directly in front of the Qionghua Sect Mountain Gate.
Looking at these stone statues up close, they are almost exactly the same as Buddha-figures. Or so to speak, these stone statues are the embodiment of the sacred beast.
The dialogue with the Qionghua disciples next to the stone statue also confirmed this statement. It turned out that the four divine beasts in front of the mountain gate were like the guardian gods of Kunlun Mountain.
Kunlun Mountain is a place full of aura, attracting all kinds of rare beasts to practice here, and along the way you have seen enough in Kunlun Dao. What's more, the "mountain" in the Classic of Mountains and Seas originally referred to kunlun mountain, so it was not surprising that divine beasts like Yingzhao and Lu Wu would appear here.
Here is a bold guess that the ancestors of the Qionghua Sect sealed the four great divine beasts of Kunlun Mountain and used them to look at the door, which usually looked no different from the stone statue.
However, because Xuan Xiao raised the Qionghua Sect into mid-air, the Earth Pulse in the Sect was unbalanced and the aura collapsed, so these four sealed divine beasts "came alive" again.
Of course, this is only one possibility, and it is also possible that Xuan Xiao deliberately released them to defend against foreign enemies.
Whatever the reason, the only certainty is that they have been deposted and freed, because the four stone statues in front of the mountain gate have been destroyed.
Unfortunately, these four divine beasts only look intimidating, their strength is relatively average, and in the end they still become the player's experience pack.
In the game ending animation, Tianhe used the Houyi Shooting Sun Bow to shoot the falling Qionghua Pie, and it is foreseeable that the four divine beasts survived relatively large, because most of them had wings and could escape this disaster.
The above is the story of the four divine beasts of the Qionghua Sect, and I have to say that "The Legend of the Paladin Sword" is still doing a very good job in the details of the game, and it is worth continuing to dig deeper. The author will continue to update similar research articles in the future, and welcome everyone to continue to pay attention!