Clicker System 10 Lucky Treasure Ches

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Tang Gon returned back through the Teleportation Gate that was opened up by the System. Specifically, the cave in the middle of the woods where he had first woken up at.

Walking through, Tang Gon saw that everything was still there, the fishes in the water, the ripped remains of the silver bear, and more importantly the treasure chest that he still hasn't gotten to.

Rus.h.i.+ng past the remains of the bear scattered on the ground and the little critters in the waters, Tang Gon swiftly made it to the treasure chest.

Stunned, he wiped his eyes, no, it was real, an unlocked uncommon chest. A chest he has never seen even as a tester of the game. He had gotten extremely lucky, finding an uncommon grade at the cave, talk about good luck.

These chest weren't something that anyone can just go out and find. It has to be known that Uncommon Grades could only be found in some of the most dangerous of places. Places where even experts at the pinnacles could lose their lives. And even then there was no certainty that it would even be there.

And although the chest was named as uncommon, chests like these were actually really rare, far and few in between, especially considering the enormous size of this world. It was luck, the only way to find these sort of treasure chests, were by going to extremely dangerous places, and even then there was an even lower chance of there being a chest. Luck was the honestly the only factor. One could enter all sorts of dangerous places in search of one, but that doesn't mean that one will find, or even catch a glimpse of an uncommon grade chest.

While Tang Gon was in a state of euphoria, the system of course had to ruin all of that by making it known that this was actually the beginners chest, that every Host receives.

Still hopeful, Tang Gon went to inspect the treasure chest in front of him, but the system doused all of his hopes by releasing the informations about the treasure chest in this world.

[Due to Huaxia being a Lower Tiered World, it can only inhabit a small percentage of Potential and Influence. Therefore Treasure Chests in this realm are below Junior Rank.

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Treasure Chests are separated into two cla.s.ses, locked and unlocked.

Locked Treasure Chests requires certain keys which the system can exchange for Clicker Points. Unlocked Treasure Chests do not require keys, and therefore can be opened by anyone. Locked Chests, however, do contain more valuable items.

Treasure Chests are divided further into three ranks. Junior, Intermediate, and Grand.

Junior, in worlds that have evolved and have entered the Official Ranks.

Intermediate, in worlds that have bypa.s.sed restrictions and have entered the Commanding Ranks.

Grand, in worlds that have understandings over the Laws, and thus have entered the Ruling Ranks.

Going further down the line, Treasure Chests are then divided into three Grades, Common, Uncommon, and Dark.

Common, being the lowest grade of Treasure Chest.

Uncommon, being the intermediate Grade Chest.

Dark Grade, being the highest Chest ever found.

Reminders:

Treasure Chests can not be moved.

Treasure Chests of Common Grade would continuously sp.a.w.n at random locations over time.

Treasure Chests of Uncommon Grade require longer sp.a.w.n periods, and have the risk of self destruction after too many openings.

Treasure Chests of Dark Grade will disappear after a single opening.

As a sign of good will, the creator of the Treasure Chest has allowed the system to display the amount of Dark Grade Chest left in Huaxia.

(37851)]

Suppressing down his excitement, Tang Gon followed the instructions in his head as it told him to place his hand on top of the Chest.

Placing his hand on top of it, Tang Gon waited for it to open just like the image that was shown to him. Everything so far was just like the game, including the chest opening.

Lights started to s.h.i.+ne out of the tiny cracks in the opening of the treasure chest, blinding everything in the cave.

The system popped out and a bar showing the progress of the opening appeared to his left.

Numbers started to appear right above the chest, displaying a progress bar on the opening of the chest.

11%

36%

48%

78%

100%

As Tang Gon was starting to get worried, a loud click was heard coming from the Treasure Chest.

"Click"

The progress bar seemed like it loaded pretty fast, but because the chest was an uncommon grade chest, even if it was below the lowest uncommon grade it still took over 10 mins of unlocking.

During that time, Tang Gon had grew worried by the light that was s.h.i.+ning out of the cave, but luckily no one came.

Glad, that the chest was finally open, Tang Gon quickly scanned the inside of the chest the second it was open to see what he got.

Though a little disappointed, Tang Gon still picked up what he got from the chest. It looked like there was nothing special about the things he received. Honestly, Tang Gon was half expecting a rare legendary weapon or artifact, especially considering that this was an uncommon grade chest he opened, not the basic wooden common grade chest.

But it looked like that legendary artifacts and equipments would never be found here, especially considering all that he read about the Worlds having a limit on what it could contain.

Disappointed, Tang Gon went back inside to see if he missed anything else, but there was nothing else except for a sword, a dagger, and a red potion.

The treasure chest then disappeared as Tang Gon carelessly took out everything and got up.

Dusting off the imaginary dust off his clothes, Tang Gon examined each of the items he got with the system.

Short information boxes popped right above each of the items as he held them.

This time the system didn't display much other than the basic information about the things he received.

But this wasn't because the system was lazy or inattentive, rather it was because that the system believed that such things were not worthy to be mentioned.

It was mainly due to the fact that the system had come from a higher world or maybe even beyond that as it had a lot of cla.s.sified informations and secrets. But because his Level in the system was too low, such informations were withheld and locked far away from him.

And even without the informations that the system provided, Tang Gon had easily guessed that the system came from something or someone powerful, as it had deemed all three of the items he received as trash.

But to the system, if it wasn't trash what else could it be? It had gone through many worlds with many different Hosts way before Tang Gon. It had even considered treasures of the most powerful elites as trash at some point in time. Much less the three basic items that Tang Gon received.

[Brute Sword

Rarity: Green

Effects: ATK +15]

[Small Dagger

Rarity: Green

Effects: 5% chance to poison enemy with minor poison]

[(Minor Heath) Potion

Rarity: Rare

Effects: Recovers Heath +25]

And though Tang Gon ignored the systems origin and backgrounds, he was still dumfounded when he saw the ranks of the items.

Dumfounded, Tang Gon questioned the system. "How does your ranking work?"

But what greeted him wasn't a response, instead it was just a scale showing the rarity for each grade. [Grey =u003e Green =u003e Blue =u003e Red =u003e Purple =u003e Gold =u003e Dark Gold] With Grey being the lowest, and Dark Gold being the highest.

Confused Tang Gon asked again. This time, the system had sort of given a proper response, though it was uncertain if it satisfied Tang Gon or not.

[Warriors and Pets are cla.s.sified by the first rankings, [Common, Rare, Epic, Mythic, Divine, Legendary] while equipments and others are cla.s.sified by the Color Ranking [Grey, Green, Blue, Red, Purple, Gold, Dark Gold]

Not knowing what was really going on, Tang Gon just nodded his head and went along with it. This way it would best for them all, and that he would avoid another headache from questioning the system.

As Tang Gon didn't have a single weapon yet, he just grabbed the weapons out of the chest, even if they were cla.s.sified as Green by the system.

Grabbing the sword, the system popped up, showing an interface full of slots pointing towards him.

[Equip-able Slots]

[Host can materialize equipped items twice as fast as manually operating them]

Equip Brute Sword?

[Yes/No]

Equip Small Dagger?

[Yes/No]

Tang Gon pressed [Yes] for the both of them, and then a picture of the sword and dagger appeared in the two slots. Sword, being the main weapon, and the dagger being the secondary.

Tang Gon then tossed the red potion into his inventory without a second glance.