Chapter 409 - 213: Epic Magic—Frost Storm
Chapter 409: Chapter 213: Epic Magic—Frost Storm
He controlled his clone, sending it dashing across the battlefield. After searching everywhere, he finally located the Goblin commanding the war from behind the scenes.
Its skin bore faint silvery-white markings. It was obviously a Quasi-Silver Level Goblin.
Its strength was likely Level 5, approaching Level 6.
Its Profession appeared to be a Caster.
This information flashed through Lin Mo’s mind as he arrived less than 10 meters away from the Quasi-Silver Level Goblin.
The Frost Dragon Scale Sword in his hand was already raised, a terrifying power gathering on it. In the next moment, Lin Mo’s pupils constricted.
[Flash]
This Space System Magic allowed Lin Mo to instantly appear behind his opponent.
[Phantom Sword Dance]!
Immediately, a frenzied flurry of Sword Qi slashed out. The Quasi-Silver Level Goblin was hacked into a pulp before the final Terminal Sword Qi was even unleashed.
[Flash] Skill Level +35
[Phantom Sword Dance] Skill Level +35
After obtaining the Phantom Sword Dance Skill, Lin Mo actually hadn’t used it all that much.
On one hand, after he became stronger, he didn’t need such a powerful Skill to deal with most Demons. On the other hand, even when he did encounter a situation that called for it, his Mage Level was now three Levels higher than his Warrior level, so his Mage Skills were clearly more effective.
When he had first obtained this skill, he’d used it immediately but had failed to kill his enemy.
So, until just a moment ago, it had surprisingly still been at Level One.
These 35 Skill Level points finally allowed this Epic Skill to reach Level 2.
"Skill [Phantom Sword Dance] Lv1 (20/20) has leveled up!"
"Current Skill: [Phantom Sword Dance] Lv2 (15/40)"
Lin Mo glanced at his current Magic Attribute.
It had already reached 98 points...
Just two more points and he could break through to Level 10. After that, once he reached Level 11, he could officially advance to become an Elite Mage.
Logically, he should press his advantage, seize this time to continue raising his Magic Attribute, and advance to the Elite Level as soon as possible.
Following conventional logic, this was the fastest way to gain the most power.
But then, Lin Mo suddenly recalled what Bishop Fletcher of the Holy Light Church in Silver Stream City had once told him.
This world has a system for Profession specialization. When a Professional reaches Level 11—the stage of advancing from ’Veteran’ to ’Elite’—there is a small chance that their Profession will branch off in a certain direction based on their own long-standing personal understanding.
For example, a Warrior might become a Berserker, a Swordsman, or a Fighter. A Mage could become an Elemental Master who specializes in offensive Magic, a Magic Scholar who specializes in utility Magic and research, or the rather unique Summoner. A Priest, in turn, could become a Healer or a Blessing Singer...
These specialized Professions are, for the most part, stronger than the original ones, and they also have more distinct characteristics.
And beyond these ordinary specializations, there were even special ones.
Lin Mo remembered the Bishop’s exact words clearly.
"Throughout the long history of the Continent, only a few exceptionally talented people have held two Professions at once—and not in a token sense. They truly advanced them in parallel, raising both Professions to impressive Levels and achieving an extremely high understanding of both."
"And among those geniuses, there are a few particularly lucky ones who, through some serendipitous turn of events, have had their two Professions undergo a strange and wonderful union during the specialization process... eventually merging into one and giving birth to an even more powerful, special Profession!"
’Advancing in parallel, lucky ones, a union, merging into one...’
These keywords sent Lin Mo deep into thought.
’Following this line of thought, if I were to advance my Mage Profession to the Elite Level by itself, what would my chances be of getting a special specialization?’
’The chances would be infinitesimal...’
’Then... what if both Professions completed their advancement at nearly the same time?’