Game Guide

Pets (Labiyong)

The pet in this game is called Labiyong (many players call it the bird). It helps attack Monsters, picks up Items, and when fully grown it can evolve into a Peragon with Skills of its own. This chapter covers everything from buying an egg to handing the pet over to another player.

Overview and the NPCs to know

• A character can have one Pet at a time
• It starts as an egg, which must be worn for 20 hours to hatch into a Labiyong Level 1
• A Pet can reach Level 100, then evolve once into a Peragon (choose the defence line or the attack line)
• Almost all Pet NPCs are in Dekardi; the Veterinary is on several Maps, including Laglamia

NPC services only work while you stand near that NPC. Giving your Pet orders, putting on its amulet and naming it work anywhere.

Buying and hatching an egg

NPC Egg Seller — Dekardi Position 699, 573 — Sells Pet eggs of your race for 1,000,000 Lime (there is another one at 932, 669)

To buy an egg

• Character Level 90 or higher
• No Pet and no egg yet
• 1,000,000 Lime and a free bag slot
• The egg is of your own race, e.g. Bulkan Egg Wrapper

The Egg Seller's egg window

How to hatch the egg

1. Open the bag (key I) and wear the egg in the cloak / accessory slot
2. Play as usual with the egg worn. Hatching takes 20 hours and only counts while you are online and wearing the egg
3. Hover the mouse over the egg to see the time left: "Hatches in ...". If you take the egg off it says the time is paused
4. When the time is up the egg hatches by itself into a Labiyong Level 1 that starts following you at once

If your character is killed by a Monster while wearing the egg, the hatching time goes up by 10 minutes each time.

An egg cannot be traded, dropped on the ground or put in the warehouse. If you sell the egg to a shop or throw it in the trash, the Pet is gone for good.

Keep Apples in your bag before the egg hatches: the Pet is born 50% full and eats an Apple straight away.

Items that speed up hatching

Only usable while wearing the egg. Use them from a quick slot or right-click the Item in the bag. The hatching time drops at once (down to 10 seconds at the least).

• Incubation Boost(Green) — Hatching time -1 hour
• Incubation Boost(Orange) — Hatching time -3 hours
• Incubation Boost(Violet) — Hatching time -5 hours

Pet windows and orders

• Key O (or L): the Pet window. See Level, HP, EXP, loyalty, fullness, attack / defence, put on an amulet and give a name
• Key Q: the Pet orders window. Pick the Pet's mode and see its food
• Ctrl + click your own Pet also opens the Pet window

Left: Pet window (O) · Right: Pet orders (Q). Numbers in the picture are examples

Modes

A hatched Pet is always out beside you; there is no button to call it or put it away. To put it away, leave it with the Veterinary · On some Dungeon Maps (e.g. Dekaren, Dekadun, Sea Roost, Genus) the Pet does not come out, and it comes back by itself when you leave that Map.

Food, fullness and loyalty

Pets eat Apples only, and eat them by themselves from their owner's bag. No feeding needed: just keep Apples in your bag.

• Fullness drops over time, and much faster while the Pet attacks (non-stop fighting uses about 50% fullness in around 4 minutes)
• When fullness is below 50% the Pet eats one Apple and fullness goes back to 100%
• With no Apple, an Apple picture blinks over the Pet's head (only its owner sees it): go and buy some
• Fullness above 71% raises loyalty · below 51% lowers loyalty · left hungry until empty, loyalty drops very fast and the Pet stops recovering HP
• The higher the loyalty, the stronger the Pet's attack; it also rises when the Pet helps kill Monsters

• Apple — Pet food, about 350-650 Lime depending on the shop

Shops that sell Apples

NPC Doctor — Laglamia Position 635, 539 — Sells Apples and Pet recall devices · the Assistant (684, 534) and Barmaid (839, 528) shops in Laglamia sell them too

NPC Human Bargirl — Dekardi Position 650, 569 — Sells Apples, recall devices, Pet name tags, Pet transfer deeds and capsules; the closest shop to the Pet NPCs

Other Maps have Apple shops too, e.g. Gypsy and Magician in Shilon, Paros Grocer in Pharos, and A Gorgeous Girl in Great White Horn (895, 805) and Dmitron (1096, 666)

EXP and levelling up

How the Pet gets EXP

• The Pet gets EXP when it helps attack Monsters: the more damage it deals, the bigger its share (this share comes out of the owner's EXP)
• Monsters far below the Pet's Level give the Pet less EXP
• Support mode gets no EXP
• The Pet does not level up by itself: take it to the Drill Instructor to level up

NPC Drill Instructor — Dekardi Position 683, 576 — Levels the Pet up (one Level at a time) · evolves it into a Peragon · teaches Peragon Skills

Training (Level up) tab: shows the EXP and Lime needed. Numbers in the picture are examples

Each level-up uses the Pet's EXP and the owner's Lime; the higher the Level, the more it costs. The real numbers are shown in the NPC's window.

From Level 1 to 100 takes about 255 million Lime in all · a Peragon needs many times more EXP and Lime

When a Labiyong reaches Level 100 it gets a gift sent to the delivery box: 1 DragonBall (for evolving) and 5 Pet EXP potions

Pet potions

Use them from a quick slot or right-click them in the bag. They work once the Pet has hatched, and two of the same kind do not stack.

Veterinary: leaving, taking back, and when the Pet dies

NPC Veterinary — Laglamia Position 637, 504 — Looks after your Pet (free) and gives it back

Veterinary window showing the recovery time and the take-back fee. Numbers in the picture are examples

• Leaving the Pet costs nothing
• Taking it back means waiting for the recovery time and paying a fee; the Pet comes back with full HP and 100% fullness
• The fee starts at 15,000 Lime and goes up with HP lost, fullness missing and negative loyalty. A full, healthy Pet hardly has to wait

When the Pet dies

• Loyalty drops by 5 and the Pet is sent to recover at the Veterinary
• Wait at least 5 minutes (counted only while the owner is online), then take it back from any Veterinary. The fee is higher than usual because it is based on the Pet's whole HP
• Or use a recall device: the Pet comes back at once with full HP, no wait and no fee

• Labiyoing Recall Device — Brings back a Pet that was left or died at once. About 50,000 Lime, sold at the same shops as Apples

If the owner dies, the Pet beside them loses loyalty · On entering a Guild Hunt the Pet is put away; afterwards take it back at the Veterinary or use a recall device (it cannot be used inside the Guild Hunt)

Evolving into a Peragon, and Skills

To evolve

• Labiyong Level 100
• Take the Pet's amulet off first
• 1 DragonBall in the bag and 10,000,000 Lime
• At the Drill Instructor, Evolve tab, choose the defence line or the attack line (you choose once)

Evolve tab: choose the line before pressing Evolve

• DragonBall — 1 needed to evolve · from the Labiyong's Level 100 gift and Monster Drops

After evolving you get a Peragon Level 1 that is as strong as or stronger than a Labiyong Level 100. Stored EXP stays, but the old parts are gone and replaced by the Peragon's basic parts, and the name goes back to the default. Then it can level up to 100 once more.

Peragon Skills

Learned at the Drill Instructor, Skill tab. Each Skill is learned once and costs 5,000,000 Lime plus Pet EXP. The Peragon uses its Skills by itself in a fight; the player cannot order them, and Skills get stronger with the Peragon's Level.

Skill tab of a defence-line Peragon

Parts, amulets and names

NPC Assembling Merchant — Dekardi Position 699, 579 — Changes the Pet's parts: horns, head, body, wings, legs, tail

• Each part adds different abilities, e.g. HP, close / long-range attack, defence, speed, pick-up range
• Paid with Pet EXP only (no Lime), with 30% of the old part's price taken off
• The old part that is replaced is gone
• Labiyong, defence-line Peragon and attack-line Peragon each have their own set of parts

Part change window. Numbers in the picture are examples

Pet amulets (Labiyong only)

Put on and take off in the Pet window (key O) with the amulet in your bag.

• Earth Amulet — Pet Level 60 or higher · close-range defence +20, long-range +10
• Sky Amulet — Pet Level 80 or higher · close-range defence +10, long-range +30

Naming your Pet

• The Pet must be Level 30 or higher
• Uses 1 Pet Name Tag (sold by the Human Bargirl in Dekardi for about 550,000 Lime)
• Press the Name button in the Pet window. Names are 4-12 characters, no spaces

Mixing capsules at the Pet researcher

NPC Human Pet researcher — Dekardi Position 680, 562 — Mixes a Hyper Capsule with Pet EXP into a capsule for your character

Bring a Hyper Capsule in your bag and pay with Pet EXP. The capsule you get is for your character. A Labiyong must reach the listed Level to mix it; a Peragon can mix every kind.

Normal Hyper Capsule is sold by the Human Bargirl in Dekardi

Capsule mixing window. Numbers in the picture are examples

Pets in combat

• The Pet attacks by itself according to its mode, and hits the same target as its owner once the owner starts attacking
• EXP and Item Drops from Monsters the Pet kills go to its owner as usual
• The Pet stops when its owner dies, and does not attack while its owner stands in a safe area
• If it gets too far from its owner, the Pet moves back to its owner by itself
• Pets take extra damage from War Giants and Monsters in Dmitron (a defence-line Peragon is affected much less)

Against other players

• The Pet never picks a player to attack by itself; it only hits the player its owner is attacking
• And only when that hit would not give its owner a penalty, e.g. in a PvP area, in a war, or against a duel opponent
• Players cannot attack other people's Pets, but Ctrl + click on someone else's Pet sends your own Pet to hit it (you must hold a weapon and be outside a safe area)

Turning back into an egg (starting over)

Done at the Egg Seller in Dekardi with the Pet out beside you. This game has no way to release a Pet; if you want to start over, use this.

This cannot be undone. Read the confirmation carefully before pressing, and you need a free bag slot for the egg.

Giving your Pet to another player

A Pet can be handed to another player through the Trade window, using a transfer deed.

• Labiyong Transfer Deed — Pet transfer deed, sold by the Human Bargirl in Dekardi for about 550,000 Lime

1. The giver buys a deed, keeps it in the bag, and has the Pet out beside them (not left at the Veterinary, not dead, not an egg)
2. Shift + click the other player and choose Trade
3. The giver puts only the deed in their own list (Lime may be added, but no other Items)
4. The receiver may only put in Lime or nothing at all, and the receiver must have no Pet and no egg
5. The window shows the receiver the Pet's details (name, kind, Level, power, Skills, parts). Both sides lock, then confirm

• Level, EXP, parts, Skills, amulet and fullness all go with the Pet; loyalty starts again at 0
• If both sides each put in their own deed, the two Pets swap owners
• If the Pet changes after it was offered (e.g. Level or parts), the trade is cancelled to stop cheating
• The deed is used up when the transfer succeeds

Things to remember

• Always carry Apples in your bag; the Pet eats them by itself
• Carry 1-2 recall devices in case the Pet dies while hunting
• For a fast-growing Pet use Combat or Long range mode (Support mode gets no EXP)
• Never sell or throw away the egg you are wearing; the Pet will be gone for good
• Keep DragonBalls for evolving, and keep 3 spare if you plan to change the Peragon's line