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Chapter 145:123 Small Meteorite Technique, arrived at

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Skill: Strong Stealth (One-time enhancement)

Level: Level 5

Consumption: 100 Spirit Power

Effect: After activation, forcefully enter an invisible state, gain two seconds of invulnerability (you can choose the activation time).

Once ended, you can increase your first attack by 150% damage.

It can be said that in almost two months, Old Eight had the highest skill

upgrade in Dean McKenzie’s team.

The level rose by 5 in two months.

However, the reason Old Eight was able to upgrade so quickly was largely thanks to Doggy Two.

Old Eight held grudges but didn’t hold fights.

Every time his skill leveled up, it got inflated and would go to Doggy Two for a practice round.

Every time he was beaten by Doggy Two, he would come out eager for revenge, and his skill proficiency would skyrocket.

Seeing this, Dean McKenzie occasionally let Doggy Two give Old Eight a few beatings, so Old Eight’s skill level rose extremely fast, almost as if he was flying.

Of course, Dean McKenzie was never present when Old Eight was beaten up.

The principle is the same as having your cat neutered.

Whenever Old Eight was beaten up, Dean McKenzie would be far away, either discussing with Old Six to build a pond for the Spirit Spring or inspecting the building results of Old Six.

As soon as Old Two was done beating Old Eight, Dean McKenzie would call a halt.

Keeping Old Eight’s wrath aimed squarely at Old Two.

Old Two was also willing to cooperate, as it didn’t care who got in trouble as long as it could thrash Old Eight.

Compared to Old Eight’s promotion over these two months, Dean McKenzie’s growth was slower.

In nearly two months, Dean McKenzie just raised one “Summon Skeleton”.

And believe it or not, in just two months, Dean McKenzie raised Summon Skeleton to level 6.

The main reason was that level 6 Summon Skeleton required 50,000 experience points.

And without a Template, each skeleton summoned by Dean McKenzie counted as one point.

Which means, Dean McKenzie needed to summon exactly 50,000 skeletons.

It took almost two months for Dean McKenzie to complete those 50,000 skeletons.

Bringing “Summon Skeleton” to level 6, ready to be enhanced 3 times.

However, although the level of “Summon Skeleton” didn’t increase much, Dean McKenzie did make other gains.

The most significant one appeared in his attributes.

In a month, Dean McKenzie’s base spirit attribute increased from 1068.4 points to 1143.4, an increase of 75, this was added after his Template leveled up.

Level 3 Talent, level 10 Rare Template could add 60 points.

In addition to the attribute increase, in these two months, Dean McKenzie finally managed to learn “Flame-based Magic Knowledge” and “Meteorite Spell Knowledge”.

These two knowledges finally appeared on his attribute board.

The two knowledges were combined into a larger category, called Magic Knowledge”.

Whether it was this larger category or the two subcategories underneath, all were in a beginner state.

And both came with a progress bar that made him feel despair.

Dean McKenzie estimated it would take him a few years to raise these two knowledges to mastery so he could learn the “Small Meteorite Technique”. “Damn, a few years? If I had that much time, I don’t think I would need the Small Meteorite Technique at all.”

Dean McKenzie was even ready to abandon this skill.

However, just as Dean McKenzie was about to give up on this skill, he suddenly had a bold idea.

“Wait a minute, since they’ve appeared on my attribute board, can I enhance them with talent?”

Out of curiosity, Dean McKenzie opened the Talent Grant interface.

Then, surprisingly, on the Talent Grant interface, Dean McKenzie found the option “Magic Knowledge”.

Overwhelmed with excitement, Dean McKenzie selected the “Magic

Knowledge” option without a second thought.

“You have chosen to enhance ‘Magic Knowledge,’ as it is a special skill, you can choose the enhancement direction.

Knowledge Sublimation

Understanding of Subknowledge”

Dean McKenzie skipped the first one and chose the second one.

“You have chosen ‘Understanding of Subknowledge’ for ‘Magic Knowledge.’

Each subknowledge requires 5 Gold Coins for enhancement.

And each specific piece of knowledge can only be enhanced once every three months!”

Dean McKenzie chose to enhance one “Flame-based Magic Knowledge” to test the waters.

After spending 5 Gold Coins and sacrificing 1,000 Level 47 ordinary skeletons through the Gate of Bone,

“You consumed 300 Gold Coins, and applied 10,000 attribute points to ‘Flame-based Magic Knowledge1 to increase your understanding and proficiency!”

“Your ‘Flame-based Magic Knowledge’ has reached mastery!”

Two system prompts updated, and a load of information flooded into Dean McKenzie’s mind.

The overload of information nearly made Dean McKenzie faint.

Fortunately, with a spirit as high as 1,100 along with mental fortitude, Dean McKenzie managed to withstand the brief spell of dizziness.

Next, he began to understand and absorb all the information.

Within half an hour, Dean McKenzie went from not understanding

“Flame-based Magic Knowledge” at all to mastering it.

Then he repeated the operation.

By spending only 710 Gold Coins, Dean McKenzie had upgraded both

“Flame-based Magic Knowledge” and “Meteorite Spell Knowledge” to mastery. After spending a whole two months, Dean McKenzie was finally able to learn the “Small Meteorite Technique”.

When he took out the “Small Meteorite Technique” book, he was so excited, his hands were shaking.

“You used the ‘Small Meteorite Technique’ Skill Book, you have learned the skill ‘Small Meteorite Technique!”

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