I told you to change your skills, and you changed them into a nuclear explosion immortal?

"Oh dear, another million modification points! This time, I'll modify the second skill!"

"Hmm... I'll switch to Ice Spike!"

Lu Yun glanced at the skill bar and ultimately chose to modify them one by one, prioritizing the minor skills.

Soon, the Ice Spike spell, which was originally 219999 times stronger, became 21 million times stronger, resulting in a massive effect!

As for why he chose to change them one by one.

Indeed, it seems better to change the silver and gold skills first, but the range of the gold and silver skills is too large and too eye-catching, which does not fit his low-key personality.

Moreover, the damage from the gold and silver skills is more than enough. He is currently only releasing them at one percent or one-thousandth of their full potential, and he doesn't dare to release them at all. Otherwise, if he were to unleash hundreds of billions of damage, he would be afraid that Qi Huanyu would take him away and slice him up.

At this stage, his basic skills are perfectly adequate to meet all his needs.

Besides, it's only a matter of time. 100 million modification points may seem like a lot, but it's just a matter of encountering a demon and making a pill. He's not in a hurry at all.

If one day the damage output is insufficient, he will definitely revise the powerful skills first.

After glancing at the remaining hundreds of thousands of modification points, Lu Yun looked at the experience bar.

"Just 10% more to upgrade, and then I can unlock the unicorn."

"Even if I don't summon it, it's equivalent to having two extra pieces of gold equipment attributes, which is pretty good."

Lu Yun is a content person. Although he didn't get a single skill book in this dungeon, Qi Huanyu gave him one, so it wasn't a complete waste.

Moreover, he was about to reach level 200 and would be able to learn the golden skill "Myriad Realms Thunder Tribulation," so naturally, he was a little anxious.

It has to be said that the higher the level, the more good stuff you get, which makes you want to level up even faster.

Then, he opened his backpack and found the golden skill book that Qi Huanyu had given him.

【World-Destroying Flame (Gold) Lv1】: Unleashes flames to burn all target units in front, dealing 30012% fire damage per second and burning the target, causing damage based on the target's maximum health percentage for 30 seconds.

Attack range: 40 yards; Casting speed: 100%; Mana cost: 9238934; Cooldown: 3600 second.

Level requirement: Lv200 (Mage can learn this skill)

The skill descriptions are simple and straightforward!

This is a characteristic of all gold-tier skills.

There aren't many fancy tricks; it's just pure, powerful brick-throwing.

Of course, even if Lu Yun doesn't modify this level of skill, its release effect will still be terrifying.

The teacher also taught us about this.

Why are skills with higher rarity more sought after?

Because once a skill reaches the Black Rare level, its rarity undergoes a qualitative change.

Black rare-grade items can wipe out a village.

Orange legendary level can destroy a town.

A silver epic-level weapon can destroy a city.

A golden mythical-level weapon could destroy an entire northern region.

Of course, this statement is a bit of an exaggeration and only applies to area-of-effect (AoE) skills.

But that's enough to illustrate the strength of a gold-tier skill.

It's clear that the cheap teacher put a lot of thought into this.

He wasn't sure what kind of mage he was, or if he had any specializations, but he knew he had a spell-making skill. Giving him a fire-type skill book might not be a lifesaver, but at least it wouldn't be a mistake.

It's important to understand that gold-level skills are strategic-grade, so the fact that he's using them means he's definitely invested a lot of money.

Speaking of which, he hasn't tested the effects of the three gold skills he learned yet. Perfect, he can try them out when he does a world quest.

"I wonder what the rewards are for completing these world missions. Everyone says they're very generous, but those who have actually received them haven't shown off..."

Lu Yun shook his head, glanced at the map, and immediately urged the Starlight Dragon beneath his feet to fly swiftly toward the mission location.

The final world quest is to seek out the Bone Inferno, defeat the final boss, and then place the previous five Abyss Gates.

He didn't know how to do it, but he figured he'd find out once he defeated the boss.

The Bone Purgatory is not far from here, in the central area of ​​a region called Scavenger Plains.

Scavenger Plains is a level 150 map. It connects to the Central Region on the left and the Northern Region on the right. It is relatively desolate, but much better than the Burial Grounds. Although there are occasionally some skeletons, it looks more like a wasteland.

Lu Yun roared past on the Starlight Dragon, scaring the monsters below, who were around level 100, into trembling. But Lu Yun frowned upon seeing this.

Starlight Dragon is indeed convenient, but it's too flashy. Perfect, he hasn't used it properly since learning Dragon Soaring Nine Heavens.

Moreover, after modifications, Dragon Soaring to the Nine Heavens has reached a speed 8000 million times faster, even faster than Starlight Dragon, making it more suitable for use now.

Thinking of this, he immediately activated Dragon Soaring to the Nine Heavens, and in an instant, the huge and familiar dark red skeletal wings unfolded.

"Splash!"

"Whoosh!!"

A pair of wings fluttered gently, and countless golden-red starlight hung down, creating an incredibly beautiful sight.

Then, Lu Yun put away the Starlight Dragon, and with a gentle flap of his wings, he appeared a thousand miles away.

A glint of light flashed in Lu Yun's eyes, and he couldn't help but laugh.

This speed is practically teleportation; it's incredibly fast!

Indeed, that's true; if it's a Starlight Dragon, it would take about two hours to fly there.

But now, using flight skills, it only takes half an hour to get there.

The professionals resting in the safety square only felt a gust of wind pass over their heads, without seeing a single shadow.

The place he was going to wasn't the portal in the safe square, but rather a ruin more than 100 meters behind it.

This was a dilapidated village, with some wandering skeletons on the streets. Lu Yun guessed that they must have been villagers in their previous lives.

After checking the encyclopedia, I can confirm it's true.

He glanced at them, ignored the group of monsters, and flew directly to the center of the village before landing.

This place was like a plaza, very spacious. He took out the Bone Emblem, and a huge portal immediately appeared in front of him.

Without a second thought, Lu Yun walked straight in.

As the scene blurred before his eyes, the voice of the world's will suddenly resounded in Lu Yun's mind.

You have discovered the Bone Hell!

It really is here!

Unlike the previous Bone Realm and Bone Abyss, the space here doesn't seem that big, but it's very long.

He is currently standing at the entrance of a village, and it is clear that this instance is the same village he just visited.

It's not dilapidated here; although old, the houses are in good condition.

Moreover, the ground here is not soil, but bones, piled up like a red carpet, stretching from where he stood all the way into the village.

Somewhat strangely, he could see a plaque with the words "Temple of Bones" hanging on the archway at the village entrance, but he couldn't see the specific appearance of the village itself. It seemed as if a fog was preventing him from exploring.

At most, you can only see a range of about 10 meters.

Lu Yun took out his staff and examined it with a strange look.

"Seriously, shouldn't it be called something like 'Village of Bones'? Why is it called 'Temple of Bones'?"

Lu Yun was a little curious, but in order to finish the task quickly, he decided not to think about it and went straight in.