In this game, a rare monster refers to an uncommon variety—a named, unique creature that respawns after defeat. Though it drops items just like ordinary monsters, the loot from a rare monster's first kill is most precious.
Upon sight, it's worth the risk of death to engage in battle.
Goblin Rakaze is a warrior, not only two levels higher than Lin Baici, but also possessing three skills, which is more than Lin Baici has.
In those RPG games in the real world, there's often auto-targeting, where skills automatically hit the monster after the player clicks on it with the mouse.
But "Dark Faith" is different—it has no lock-on targeting, allowing evasion of skills and damage through movement and blocking.
It is precisely because of this that Lin Baici dares to challenge Rakaze; otherwise, with Rakaze's two quick chops, if he can't dodge, he can only block, and Lin Baici's health points would definitely not suffice.
Whoosh!
