But first, I opened my mouth quietly.

"Check status window."

[Name: Constellation Hunter. (Remaining time 6 days 23 hours 59 minutes 47 seconds.)

Level: 957

Number of kills: 4157, Number of deaths: 0

Title: Only Closed Beta Max Level Achiever and 8 others.

Health: 5,122,000 / 5,122,000

Mana: 2,735,000 / 2,735,000

Strength: 37550 (+3000) Agility: 55555 (+5000)

Health: 23171 (+3000) Willpower: 10580 (+3000)

Intellect: 13022 (+3000)

Remaining Stat Points: 0

Remaining Skill Points: 0

Traits: Constellation Hunter 1, Constellation Hunter 2, Constellation Hunter 3.]

"..."

On the status window, everything was changed except for my level, the number of kills, the number of deaths, and my titles. In particular, my stat points had gone up tremendously.

Agility had increased by 5,000 and the rest of my stats had increased by 3,000, so my strength and agility were approaching 40,000 and 60,000, respectively.

Of course, those numbers were probably inflated due to the Constellation Hunter's items, but I was speechless because of how high they were anyway.

Then I slowly opened my mouth again.

"Check skill window."

Because of the surprising numbers on the status window, I was also very curious about how the skill window changed.

Of course, my voice trembled a bit in excitement, but I could not help it.

[List of skills you currently possess.

-Infinite Arrow (Passive)

-Increase Penetration (passive)

-Longer Range (Passive)

-Magic Arrow

: Fire Arrow (Active)

: Wind Arrow (Active)

: Ice Arrow (Active)

: Earth Arrow (Active)

: Lightning Arrow (Active)

:

:

-Storm Shot (Active)

-Great Storm Shot (Active)

-Exploding Arrow (Active)

-Pouring Arrow Rain (Active)

-Perfect Hit (Active)

-Dancing Arrow (Active)

-Flying Arrows (Active)

-Giant Vine Arrow (Active)

-Savant (limited skill)

-Blink (active)]

On the skill window, all of the skills were changed to something new except for Blink and Savant.

Since I've seen my status window hundreds or thousands of times before, I could tell at a glance how ridiculous the change in numbers was, but checking my skill window, I did not feel the same thrill because all the skills were new to me.

However, I could see that they would show tremendous power. Given the current skill window, even if I shot an arrow randomly, it would inflict huge damage. The damage would be even more if I used a mixture of skills.

I even felt like it would be more powerful than my Ice Ball, which was a lot more powerful than that of an Ice-type Wizard's Ice Spear who was famous in the field.

Anyway, I was done confirming the changes in my skills.

But there was still one more thing that I had to check out.

I needed to confirm my items. So, I checked the item window finally.

The items on the item window were all new to me, but a message rang that they were impossible to remove once equipped. But they were all myth grade.

Particularly, after checking the two-handed exclusive bow, I realized why my status window had such high numbers.

[Sarnga's bow. (myth)

-It is a weapon exclusive to the Constellation Hunter.

-Equip restrictions

: Only those who meet the conditions for using the Constellation Hunter's badge can use it.

: When the Constellation Hunter's retention time ends, this item will be automatically removed.

: Impossible to enhance.

-Option.

: Those hit by the bow of Sarnga have a 0.1% chance of dying instantly.

: Those hit by the bow of Sarnga will have their physical and magic defense decreased by 30% for 5 seconds.

: Those hit by the bow of the Sarnga will have their movement speed decreased by 30% for 5 seconds.

: Increases the power of all archer skills by 30%.

: Reduces the cooldown of all archer skills by 30%.

: Increases agility by 4000.

: Increases stamina by 2000

: Increases strength by 1000

-Physical attack power: Increases by 25500.

-Magic attack Power: Increases by 9500.

-Durability: infinite/infinite]

"..."

Scam.

That's the word that came to my mind after I checked the bow of Sarnga.

No matter how much I look at it, it looked two to three times better than my Ice Emperor Guardian which was the same myth grade, and was even enhanced to +5.

Of course, I could equip the Ice Emperor's guardian sword forever, but I could equip this bow for three one-week periods. Nonetheless, not only the weapons, but all the other armor and accessories had enormous options as well.

Anyway, after confirming my stat points, skills, items, and the like, I spoke to Rashmaka, the leader of the Siddarth Guild, and other top executives who were just looking at me.

"Maybe I can beat them more easily than I think."

Is it possible for me to struggle when I have such enormous skills and items?

I thought that was incredibly unlikely because I was confident that I was at least two to three times as strong as I was in the past.

"Wow, that's great!"

"Wonderful!"

"What a relief!"

They were so happy about my confidence, which made me realize once again how scared they were of China. Otherwise, they would feel very displeased to donate myth grade items to me, an outsider, unless they were idiots.

'Should I thank China, after all?'

Come to think of it, China's invasion triggered alarm in India, which, in turn, sought my help. So, I even thought momentarily I should be grateful to China, not India.

Shaking off such idle thoughts, I decided to try my new items and skills to check how powerful they were because I could only set up an accurate plan after checking how much power I could use against the Chinese players.

Shortly afterward, I began to use my new skills one by one.

"Perfect hit!"

[You have used Perfect Hit.

-For ten minutes your hit ratio increases drastically.]

First of all, I used the buff skill in the skill window, just like how I normally first used Ice Field and Thin Ice to buff myself at the start of the battle.

Then I used the next skill.

"Giant Vine Arrow."

I used what I felt was the most appropriate skill for the herd of undead monsters that the Siddarth Guild's 1st Herding Team had gathered for me.

Bang!

There was quite a big noise.

Vines spread immediately from the chest of the undead monster struck by the arrow, then spread in all directions, binding other undead monsters.

Of course, the undead monsters did not simply look at my attack without doing anything.

They grabbed the vines coiling around them tightly with both arms and tried to rip them apart.

Some of them even struck the vines with their weapons.

But the vines were neither torn apart nor damaged.

The more the undead monsters tried to rip them apart, the faster the vines grew and wrapped them around tightly.

Watching them struggle, I was reminded of the Venus Flytrap, an insectivorous plant that attracted flies through smell, then trapped the flies in its leaves.

In particular, considering that the target of the vines was level 1200 undead monsters, the power of this new skill was really enormous.

Of course, I didn't just stay idle, watching such a scene, because I still had lots of new skills to demonstrate.