Lord Saren: I have a proficiency panel

Chapter 1 The Proficiency Panel

Year 3795 of the New Calendar, the month of severe winter (October).

The continent of Norville, the northern part of the Kingdom of Lost, the province of Tyree, the territory of Baron Saren - Saren Territory.

The first snow had just fallen, and a continuous sycamore forest in the northeast of the territory was covered with white snow even before the yellow leaves had completely fallen off.

Lodi Saren rode a white horse and walked carefully under the tree. There are layers of yellow leaves and white snow under the trees. The horse's hooves stepped on it, making a soft "rustling" sound.

After walking around in the woods for a while, he finally stopped under a tree that looked more pleasing to the eye.

He jumped off the horse and stood under the tree. First he stretched out his hand to clasp the bark on the trunk that had not completely fallen off. Then he took out two glove cloths from his arms and wrapped his two palms.

Then, he made a fist with his right hand, slightly bent his elbow back, and then violently exerted force forward.

There was a soft 'bang' sound, and Lodi's fist hit the trunk of the tree hard, causing the whole tree to tremble slightly.

The dead leaves on the trees fell with the snow, just like a group of yellow-brown butterflies dancing in the wind and snow, which was very beautiful.

At the same time, a line of information appeared in his mind:
  [Close combat +0.2]

With the constant blows, the leaves and snow on the sycamore tree continued to fall. After a while, only the drab trunk and a few fallen leaves were left.

[Close combat +0.1]

[Close combat +0.2]

After practicing for a while, he walked to another tree and hit it with all his strength.

There was a "bang", and there was another dance of dead leaves and snow.

[Close combat +0.1]

[Close combat +0.2]

After a long time, the snow on the sycamore trees around Lodi was basically knocked off. In this forest covered with snow, they looked bare and very abrupt.

Luo Di also had sweat on his forehead, his hair was smoking, and his handguards were stained with sycamore tree sap and sweat.

He took off the glove, picked up Bai Xue and wiped his hands, then picked up a package from the horse, which contained a baguette, charcoal-grilled venison wrapped in oil paper, and a bottle of low-alcohol Mead.

After devouring the meal, Luo Di burped with satisfaction. After only resting for a while, he took out an elf bow made of oak and a pot of long arrows from the horse.

At this time, the sycamore trees he was beating still had some leaves that had not completely turned yellow hanging on them. A breeze blew by, and they were swaying as if they were fluttering.

He bent his bow and nocked an arrow, stood upright with his tall and straight body, raised his head high, and stared at the withered yellow leaves with a pair of sharp eyes.

There was a 'whoosh' sound.

The bow and arrow shot out, and the three leaves that were hit in succession rushed high and far before falling down.

At the same time, a line of information appeared in my mind again:
  [Archery experience value +0.2]

Lodi kept aiming at the target and then shot, not only at the leaves, but also at the pheasants, hares and other small animals that occasionally jumped out. During this period, a white-fronted goose flying from north to south was also shot.

When there were three arrows left in the quiver, Luo Di finally stopped.

He hunched the elf on his back, picked up the white snow on the ground, stuffed a few random mouthfuls into his mouth, and then wiped his cheeks and neck. The hot feeling that originally occurred after strenuous exercise was immediately relieved by the cold snow water.

"Whoo~"

Luo Di breathed a long sigh of relief and silently opened his skill panel:
  [Name: Lodi Saren]

【Age: 16】

【Strength: 2.1】

【Dexterity: 2.2】      【Endurance: 1.8】

[Swordsmanship: Level 25 (4000/)]

[Archery: Level 2 (4000/)]

[Like Spear: Tier 12 (4000/)]

[Close-to-body combat: third level (2/4000)]

[Horse Riding: Level 123 (4000/)]

Looking at the current panel, Luo Di breathed a long sigh of relief again.

It has been almost two and a half months since I traveled through time, and I have finally reached the third level of all five basic skills. In addition to slightly less endurance, the strength and agility are already twice that of adults.

The basic attributes seem to be only twice as much, but taken together, it is a qualitative improvement.

Coupled with the perfect combination of these third-level skills that he has trained hard, Luo Di is convinced that he can easily deal with at least ten ordinary men in close combat.

This gave Lodi a small sense of accomplishment.

Thinking back to three months ago, when he first traveled to this world, he was still a weakling who had been emptied of his body by wine and sex at a young age, and was on the verge of sudden death at any time.

Fortunately, along with his time travel, there was also a game system panel. With the support of this panel, Lodi can get positive feedback for every training session.

This kind of real-time feedback allows Lodi to promptly correct mistakes during the training process and ensure that every training action is correct and efficient.

Moreover, every time the numerical value increases, it can bring him a sense of satisfaction and achievement, just like playing a game, the more he practices, the better he gets.

In the past, Luo Di didn't understand how the Shilipo Sword God persisted, but after having this panel, he finally realized the Sword God's happiness.

According to the position classification in the Lost Kingdom, the initial knight stage is generally divided into three levels, namely apprentice knight, trainee knight and knight servant.

According to Lodi's general understanding of the world's strength, after training to this point, in terms of knight skills, he has at least reached the level of a trainee knight, and can even serve as a knight's servant in some areas where knights are scarce.

Of course, apprentice knight and knight servant are just two titles, and they are not completely different in terms of strength. The outcome of any battle is not determined by title, but by many factors such as skill, strength, desire to fight, and timing of action.

For Lodi, if he continues this training method, it will be a matter of time before he reaches the level of a senior knight servant.

However, if you want to continue to be promoted and become a quasi-knight or a formal knight, that is not what the current training method can achieve.

Official knights are knights who are personally assessed and canonized by the Knights Council of the Lost Kingdom. As for the assessment criteria, in addition to basic physical fitness and skills, the most important thing is to assess whether they have mastered the breathing method.

Strictly speaking, the so-called breathing method is also a type of magic. Most of the breathing method belongs to the power of life, natural magic; and some belongs to the power of light, sacred magic. There are also some unsystematic family breathing methods.

According to Luo Di's understanding, the breathing method is equivalent to the inner strength and mental skills in the martial arts books of previous lives. Only by learning the breathing method can one be considered a true master.

In other words, if ordinary knight skills are cold weapons, breathing skills are hot weapons.

Although cold weapons have the possibility of defeating hot weapons, the upper limit of hot weapons is much higher than that of cold weapons. The upper limit of a knight's basic skills is to fight a hundred people, while the upper limit of magic is to destroy the world.

Although the power of the breathing method is powerful, this road is not easy to walk. Many knights spend their entire lives wandering at the threshold of the breathing method. There are many cases of sudden death due to improper practice.

Therefore, before starting training, you must have a strong body to lay the foundation.

After these days of exercise, Lodi felt that the time was almost ripe to learn breathing techniques.

With the assistance of the proficiency panel and his own hard work, Luo Di firmly believed that he would be able to develop a path in the breathing method.

After practicing for a long time, as the sun slowly set from the west, Luo Di picked up the arrows nearby, then put the white-fronted geese, pheasants and other prey he had just shot on his horse, and rode back.

(End of this chapter)