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Chapter 39 Skills Page
【Kana Safro Sartre】

[Passive skills: Creation Radiance, Soul Fortitude, Loremaster, Dark Vision, Bloody Discrimination]

[Glow of Creation: For those who have used the Stone of Creation, the Stone of Creation will glow before you, making it easier for you to use it.]

[Soul Toughness: Your soul is different from that of ordinary people and is more resilient. All soul-related abilities will be improved, and all attacks targeting the soul will be weakened.]

[Polympic: Your mind is filled with so much knowledge and experience that you can truly be called a polymath. You will find it easier to recall what you have learned and also more likely to learn what you did not know.]

[Dark Vision: Your body is different from that of ordinary people and has extraordinary blood. In the dark, you can see the surrounding environment clearly.]

[Blood Discrimination: Your body is different from that of an ordinary person, possessing an extraordinary bloodline. You can clearly distinguish blood and gain information from its scent.]

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[Active skills: Blood Magic, Archery, Swordsmanship.]

【Blood Magic】

[Proficiency: Apprentice (0/100)]

[Special Effect: Spend magic power to control a liquid that can be called blood.]

[Introduction: The power of a race transformed by the influence of the Stone of Creation, a special power composed of "blood" and "magic".]

【Archery】

[Proficiency: Mastery (264/2000)]

[Special Effect: Any skill related to archery will receive a one-level bonus.]

[Introduction: Archery skills are renowned even among elves.]

【fencing】

[Proficiency: Mastery (1296/2000)]

[Special Effect: Any sword-related skill will receive a level bonus.]

[Introduction: You can now have your own place in the orcish swordmaster tribe.]

Kana looked at the new skill-related page.

Just like in the game, it is divided into passive and active.

Passive is passive and cannot be used to improve proficiency.

Active is active release, and long-term use and training will improve its proficiency.

Although it is slightly different from the game, after all, this is just a skill system, not a career system.

In the game, the skills and class systems are tied together. The reason why the class system was not built in one go is because a single [Genesis Stone Fragment] obviously cannot directly build a class system.

Of course, there are some adjustments based on reality, but they are generally the same.

For example, skill proficiency.

It is roughly divided into 5 levels, from easy to difficult.

Apprentice, master, proficient, master, grandmaster.

Moreover, looking at this skill set, the [Blood Magic] that he had been unable to use and master before was now directly displayed.

Slowly raising his hands, he could feel the flow of magic power, and the blood vessels on his arms bulged, each one distinct and clearly visible.

And on the skill bar, the proficiency of this skill also jumped up.

After trying out various skills, Kana had a rough idea.

Compared to before when there was no skill page, does it feel easier to use, or do you feel that you have a better grasp of it?
An experience that cannot be described in words and can only be felt by yourself.

This harvest is very important in various senses.

Now it’s time to sort out these final, relatively less important gains.

Kana looked at the pile of things on the table.

He picked up the space waist bag and put various alchemical materials into it. These alchemical materials and some alchemical tools could not be used for the time being.

But it must be a way to quickly enhance your abilities.

At this time, only the knowledge crystal, the silver round shield, and the metal sphere remained on the table.

First, Kana picked up the Crystal of Knowledge and poured the little remaining magic power in his body into it.

I can only say that it is worthy of being crystal and is well preserved.

As the magic power was absorbed into it, the crystal emitted a faint glow, and the knowledge in the crystal was also transmitted into Kana's mind along with the magic power.

However, this knowledge is just knowledge. Kana will not learn it all at once, but will remember it.

No... huh? He seems to understand a little bit? Logically, this shouldn't be the case.

As the basic knowledge related to alchemy was integrated into my mind.

Kana opened his eyes and looked at the gray crystal in his hand. It was no longer useful.

Expand your skill bar.

As expected, a new skill was added above the active skills.

【Basic Alchemy—Metal】

[Proficiency: Apprentice (0/100)]

[Special Effect: Able to perform magical alchemy on metal items, creating "magical" creations.]

[Introduction: The Metal Alchemy School in Alchemy is the foundational knowledge and skills for all metal-related schools.]

This skill should be divided into a secondary career system in the game.

If you choose a system without professions and sub-professions, all skills are grouped together.

But no matter what, if you use the knowledge crystal directly, you can use it directly.

Based on normal circumstances in reality, such a thing is impossible. The knowledge crystal simply integrates knowledge into the mind.

Especially this kind of knowledge that requires hands-on practice, you need to practice it slowly step by step before you can be said to have learned it.

Now with the skill system, this knowledge can be learned directly in the simplest way.

In other words, Kana can now take action directly, although the chance of mistakes and failure is high.

But through such mistakes and failures, his proficiency will increase rapidly.

Compared to an alchemy apprentice who actually studies, his progress will be improved tenfold or even dozens of times.

With only a little magic power left, Cana looked at the remaining shield and metal sphere.

I can only wait for the magic power to recover tomorrow and then digitize them.

There is also the Puppet Master's Experiment Manual.

It also takes time to learn, after all, there is no knowledge crystal.

Blood magic, alchemy, puppets.

It's so busy, not to mention that we are not safe yet.

Ryan and Kecha returned to the front line last night. If nothing unexpected happens, Blake will most likely be transferred to the front line as well.

After all, Blake is a third-level knight. It would be a shame to put him next to Cana. The front line needs such a capable person.

If Blake was transferred there, it would mean that the situation at the front was very grim.

Will the Earl accept my opinion?

To be honest, Kana was a little worried, mainly because of his identity.

He is the fourth prince of the royal family, and an inconspicuous prince who is considered a dandy in the eyes of most nobles.

In such a crisis situation, the Earl could not trust himself, or could not trust himself completely.

But what I have done in the past few days should have reached his ears, and it will definitely change his mind a little bit.

What Cana could accept was that the count gave him a certain degree of autonomy, or at least assigned him some manpower to build the raft.

Of course, he didn't expect to be able to command the entire town.

Calculating the time, if the situation on the front line starts to look bad, then the Earl should start fighting and retreating, continuously shrinking the defense line.

Until finally a big battle takes place in front of the river bend town.

It can be predicted that at least in a few days, a small number of vampire reconnaissance troops will begin to roam around the town and this area.

The vampires' favorite thing to do is to use a combination of two ghouls and a giant bat, and spread a large number of such reconnaissance teams in various areas.

There is no way to intercept them, and these reconnaissance teams will destroy and harass everything they see.

Looking at the experience bar, I’m just a little bit away from leveling up.

Khanna decided to continue working out.

As for more void monsters, or invaders from outside.

These are issues to be considered later. After all, the most important crisis now is the vampires in front of us.

(End of this chapter)