In this impetuous and turbulent world, the game has also become a harbor for us to rest our souls. Mingchao version 1.3 has arrived as promised, bringing two resonators, the shorekeeper and the jade coral. Although their names are new, the meaning they carry is ancient and profound.
The shorekeeper is a five-star healer who uses the sound sensor to exert the power of diffraction. This power is not only the restoration of life, but also a gentle protection. She can turn into a butterfly, and this fluttering change seems to tell us: the real protection is not to hold tightly, but to give freedom and lightness. She has not appeared in the story yet, but she has been watching on the Black Sea coast. It is a kind of waiting and a persistence.
The jade coral is different. She is a four-star resonator with condensation attributes, holding arm armor. She is a healer and a fighter. While she heals her teammates, she can also cause damage, just like those soft and strong people in life, who do not forget themselves while protecting. Her extended skill doubles the damage of coordinated attacks, which is more like a selfless help – adding wings to others and making each other shine.
The version is divided into two pools, the upper and lower pools, on September 29 and October 24 respectively. Although this division is the mechanism of the game, it also reminds people of the rhythm of life. Sometimes, our watch and help are like the change of seasons, orderly and undisordered.
The recharge channel provided by Treabar is convenient and affordable, allowing players to focus more on the companionship and experience in the game. After all, life is not always abundant, and we need to make appropriate choices among limited resources.
The shore guard and the glazed coral are not only game characters, but also a reflection of the soul. They symbolize watch and help, and are the beautiful expectations of people who are willing to treat each other gently and help each other in a complex world.
While we wait for them to appear, maybe we can think about how we can become the “shore guard” or “glazed coral” in the lives of others, and support a sky that belongs to each other with gentleness and strength.