Battle of the Twin Cities: The Ninth Councilor

Chapter 6 [Glorious Evolution]

The Piltover Law Enforcement Bureau is in charge of law and order throughout the city.

To be precise, even the Zaun area is included. After all, from the very beginning, the two cities were integrated, but some accidents occurred later, causing the entire Zaun to fall into the Piltover Canal.

Of course, in a place as chaotic as Zaun, most of the time it doesn't obey the law enforcement officers.

In the prosperous city of Piltover, there are often some people from Zaun, who walk through the halls and steal sheep.

Hundreds of burglaries, large and small, occur in every jurisdiction every month.

Most of the time, the prisoners are bottom city folk from Zaun.

The Piltover Law Enforcement Bureau didn't bother to talk to them, as long as these mobs didn't cause too much trouble and threatened the residents of Uptown, they would turn a blind eye to whatever the Zaun people did.

The jurisdiction that Grayson is in charge of is near the college area. Thanks to the agreement with Van der, the area with the best law and order in Piltover is the area under Grayson's jurisdiction.

This was true wherever the Enforcement Bureau transferred her.

Most of the time, Grayson just needs to wander around and put on a show, no serious patrols are necessary.

But today is different. The bombing happened just now, and it is the time when people are panicking.

So tonight they had to be serious. Apart from Grayson and Marcus, there were at least eighteen teams of two-person patrols around the entire academy area.

Make sure the residents of the Academy District sleep soundly tonight.

A night of patrol work may seem long, but in the blink of an eye, the sky is bright.

Going back to the lobby of the Law Enforcement Bureau with Grayson, changing back to his daily clothes, Marcus went all the way back to his rented house.

One thing, Marcus did not lie to Wei and the others.

He is indeed an orphan.

In other words, the Marcos of this world is an orphan.

And his parents were indeed killed in the riot six years ago.

As an ordinary law enforcement officer, Marcus' income is not much higher than that of ordinary people in Piltover. Some skilled craftsmen earn dozens or even hundreds of times his income.

With a modest income and little inheritance from his former parents, Marcos could only rent an apartment.

The space is not big, just enough for one person.

It was thanks to Grayson that he was able to rent a decent apartment. The face of a deputy sheriff sometimes comes in handy.

Lying on the not-so-fine mattress, Marcos rubbed his forehead wearily. The one-night patrol made him suffer a lot.

Fortunately, the experience of broadcasting continuously for more than [-] hours as an anchor gave him the ability to stay up all night, but the relatively static live broadcast career made him unable to get used to patrol tasks that required walking back and forth in a short period of time.

After get off work, Marcos had less than nine hours to rest, and in the afternoon he would go to the scene of the bombing in the college district with Grayson.

While I am free now, I just want to think about the so-called system.

Closing his eyes, his consciousness smoothly sank into a certain space, and a simple page appeared in his mind.

【Almighty system】

This not-so-flashy system name reveals that its essence will not be as crazy and cool as those novel systems that Marcos has read, and the function is even more so single-exchanging skills!
There is no lottery function that is resident in system novels, and there is no sky-defying ability to strengthen one's own physique like a point-added system.

The only thing the Almighty system can do is to exchange all the hero skills that have appeared in all League of Legends games.

'Looking at' the densely packed skill icons in the interface, Marcus found that most of the skills were bound by two crossed chains, and there was a 'lock' pattern in the center.

This shows that he cannot redeem most of the skills, and the method of unlocking them is still unclear.

Turning to the bottom, a few rows of illuminated skill icons finally appeared, but the status of these skills displayed made Marcos a little puzzled.

[Sky Leap/Electric Shock (requires pre-skill: Mercury Hammer/Mercury Cannon)]

[Hammer of Mercury/Cannon of Mercury (requires pre-skill: Hex Technology Capacitor)]

[Hex Technology Capacitor (Convertible)]

The first skill, Marcos knew that it was Jess Tallis's Q in the game, and the condition for casting this skill was based on the exclusive weapon "Mercury's Hammer/Cannon" owned by Jess himself (R skill ), so if you want to exchange Q, you need to exchange R first.

And R is built on the basis of Hextech capacitors, and the production of Hextech capacitors requires relatively mature Hextech...

Marcus looked at the convertible "Hex Technology Capacitor", and felt a little uneasy.

If I redeem this thing, the system won't give me a blueprint for myself to research and build it, right?

After glancing at other skills, Marcos studied for half an hour and confirmed that idea.

Certain skills that are based on 'equipment' require preconditions, and after exchanging the preconditions, the system will give you a blueprint for you to make it.

As for why you can be sure...

Because he just exchanged Victor's passive skill [Glorious Evolution]!
The system lived up to his expectations and gave him a thick notebook. After opening it, he drew mature Hextech core blueprints with words and patterns...

It is said to be a drawing, but it is actually a drawing!

Not even Hextech's own research and development technology and related materials are there!

"I regret it, okay?"

Marcus looked at the heavy notebook in his hand with a bitter look on his face.

He was able to successfully redeem this skill because the system gave him a free chance to redeem it for the first time.

Next, if he wants to continue to exchange corresponding skills, he must take out 'points'.

The way to get points is also very simple, take money or some specific items to 'recharge' with the system.

It is even easier to recharge. The common currency in Valoran is gold. One point equals one gram of gold, and one gram of gold equals about [-] Picheng coins.

Marcus' monthly salary is only [-] Piltover coins, which is roughly equal to [-] points.

And his monthly rent is two thousand and three...

"Can you recharge more than 100 points without eating or drinking for a whole year?"

Marcos looked desperately at the prices of thousands or thousands of points, his lips trembling uncontrollably.

"I'll risk my life to exchange it... No!"

Lamenting his unfair fate relative to those time travelers in the novel, his eyes fell on the thick notebook, and a thought popped up in his heart.

perhaps……

Redeeming [Glorious Evolution] instead brought me a glimmer of hope by mistake?
A ray of hope for making money!

"It seems that the meeting in the afternoon is imperative."

Marcos put the notebook drawing the hope of life next to the pillow, went into the bathroom and took a shower, washing away the exhaustion caused by a night of patrolling.

Alarming the wind-up clock, he burrowed under the down-filled quilt and fell asleep in no time.

(End of this chapter)