A noun entry: Wizard

[Entry Dust]: 30435 points.

"Let's use this as a buffer first." Russell took a deep breath and started a normal 100-pull.

1 blue, 9 green, 90 white.

Another 100-pull (normal pulls).

1 blue, 9 green, 90 white.

"I just don't believe it."

1 blue, 9 green, 90 white.

"..."

1 purple, 1 blue, 8 green, 90 white.

[Exceptional Stamina (Rare): Stamina +180%, Resilience +10%]

"It's a purple melee attribute."

Russell had a slight headache. He was reluctant to break down these kinds of entries, but they weren't very useful anyway.

It's like giving a mage a melee attack buff; throughout history, except for a certain white-bearded old man, everyone else has just given up.

Stamina +180%, but what if my stamina is already pitifully low?

Resilience +10% is a very powerful attribute.

For example, if Russell were exposed to the Mirror Light of the Mirror Wolf, he would feel dizzy and lose control for about 0.2 seconds.

The 10% resilience could reduce Russell's out-of-control time to 0.18 seconds.

If more resilience is stacked, it might be possible to create a terrifying knight who can defy control.

But Russell was a wizard.

"Perhaps this entry will be useful once I uncover more of the power of my bloodline."

"But the royal family of the Sea Kings are also of spellcaster blood, which provides some benefits to their bodies, but not much."

"That third-tier sea creature crashed directly into Panlong Mountain, creating a visually stunning effect, but it was also a spellcaster."

"Even a second-tier Willis could knock down Panlong Mountain."

"Fine... it's a purple-level affix after all. I'll put it away for now and then press my advantage!"

Russell took a deep breath and burned 10,000 points of term dust, causing illusory cards to appear before his eyes.

"Green and high-quality".

"Green and high-quality".

……

"Blue is high-end."

1 blue, 9 green, the standard outcome.

"This is just the beginning." Russell continued clicking on the illusory cards, adding a touch of ritual.

After all, with just a slight thought, all the cards would be flipped over.

But Russell preferred to unveil the mystery one by one.

"Purple is rare!"

On the thirty-seventh draw, the card glowed with a purple luster.

On the eighty-fourth draw, the card once again glowed with a purple luster.

3 purple, 7 blue, 90 green.

There was no guaranteed minimum return, but the golden and red light that Russell had imagined also did not appear.

It's neither good nor bad.

[Extraordinary Strength (Rare): Strength +180%, Resilience +10%]

[Exceptional Speed ​​(Rare): Speed ​​+180%, Resilience +10%]

[Exceptional Spirit (Rare): Spirit +180%, Resilience +10%]

Russell examined the cards he had drawn, his right hand trembling slightly as he clicked on them.

He had considered achieving 100% resilience to become an uncontrollable knight, but he didn't need to go that far to increase the resilience stat.

"Strength, speed, spirit, stamina—if this were a game, these would be the four basic attributes of a game character."

"The only thing that might be useful to me here is 'extraordinary spirit'."

Russell intended to try it out, but found that he couldn't place it in the branch entry options!

"Judging from the special attribute added to the 'Transcendent Spirit' attribute, which is +10% Resilience, could this also be an attribute belonging to melee classes?"

"That's the only reason."

Russell recalled the introduction he had seen when he first learned about the branching terms.

[Branch entries, in terms of type, must also be selected that can support the core entry.]

[And the highest quality cannot exceed that of the main entry.]

Keywords that can assist the core keywords.

Based on Russell's usage, this limitation is actually not significant.

Just like the two core entries: 【Tracing the Origins: The Sacred Soul (Mythology)】 and 【Holy Soul: The Tragedy of the True Spirit (Legend)】.

As long as the sub-item is related to the spellcaster class, it is acceptable; it does not need to be related to the soul.

For example, items that increase spell damage, such as [Spell Turret (Rare)], or even items that increase elemental affinity, such as [Low-Level Elemental Affinity (Rare)].

However, the [Extraordinary Spirit (Rare)] attribute, which seems to increase mental strength, cannot be equipped on a branch attribute.

The only possibility is that it belongs to a melee class.

Is it because "spirit" is not "spiritual strength," or is it because of "resilience"?

Russell couldn't understand it, so he had no choice but to put away those four rare purple terms that gave him a headache as soon as he saw them.

"It might come in handy later."

"Let's continue. In any case, the last time we got three purple characters in a hundred consecutive runs was a good omen."

Russell took a deep breath, comforting himself in this way, and continued burning 10,000 entry dust for a hundred consecutive draws.

1 purple, 9 blue, 90 green.

【Ocean Manipulator (Rare): Water Elemental Damage +130%, Corrosive Current Damage +30%】

"Erosion Turbidity?" Russell paused for a moment, then put on the affix and raised his hand to gather a ball of water element.

The once pure water element core now contains a murky stream of water.

This is the erosive, turbid flow.

Russell's water elemental attacks will all inflict an additional 30% Corrosive Turbidity damage.

"The bonuses from special terms are not just bonuses, but also grant me special abilities."

"Like the 'Soul Chanter,' my soul attacks contain an additional 20% willpower attack."

"Although I haven't actually tested the effects of soul magic in practice, I can still imagine its power."

"Willpower attacks cannot be studied, but this 'corrosive torrent' is real and can be used for research."

Russell casually took out a specially made bottle from his storage artifact, extracted the corrosive turbidity from the water mass, and poured it into the bottle.

"Sizzle."

As its name suggests, the erosive turbidity is extremely corrosive and begins to erode the inner wall of the bottle.

Unfortunately, this bottle is specially made and highly corrosion-resistant.

Judging from the condition of the bottle, it can hold the corrosive turbidity for at least half a month.

Russell put the bottle into his storage artifact and continued drawing cards.

This time, Russell took several deep breaths, then thought the environment in the quiet room might not be good, so he went outside.

He only had one last chance to burn 10,000 entry dust for a hundred consecutive draws.

This kind of opportunity is unlikely to come again for a long time to come.

After all, this is a chance that can only be drawn once for every 10,000 points of keyword dust.

It's very difficult to replicate an event like a second-level wizard apprentice killing a second-level wizard.

Therefore, it's not an exaggeration to say that it can be considered even more mystical.

Stepping outside, Russell took a couple of breaths of the not-so-fresh air, gazed at the City of Dawn that always shone overhead, and began drawing cards.

"Green and high-quality".

"Green and high-quality".

……

"Blue is high-end."

One blue and nine green – still a classic ending.

Russell relaxed and continued drawing cards, with green and blue lights appearing before his eyes.

"Purple is rare!"

On the 73rd draw, a purple light appeared.

"Red... Epic!"

Ninety-sixth draw.

An incredulous voice rang out, and Russell turned and went back into the house.