Chapter 301: The Tenets Of Morte Bianca (II): New Skills (2/2)
• Soul Scream 45sp
• Miasma 15sp
MAGIC:
• Wild Call 5sp
• Block Senses 3sp
• Mana Blast 20sp
• Energy Lock 25sp
• Clone 45sp
• Arcane Rend 100sp
DRAGON'S ARTE:
• Rune Mastery 55sp
• Dragon Soul 50sp
• Aura 35sp
• Dragon Scales 75sp
• Dragon Roar 75sp
This was all kinds of wrong, looking at the list of prices put down, Rezar could only come to one sudden decision…. And that was the fact that all of the skills were looking a lot cheaper than the last time he had to look through them. some seem to be missing from his last foray into the skill shop for new skills. Never the less it seems their prices were cheaper and more stabled than before, making some really good skills affordable and available.
He still had two slots in his vampire skill tree, two in his necromancy skill tree, one in his magic skill tree, and three in his dragon's arte skill tree. His arms master skill tree would update a final skill for the next weapon he decided to focus on, of course he could still but those skills from the skill shop, but at the moment he had no need and no use for a new weapon's skill.
So as it stands he now has to make his choice from what was available, since the last time he checked his stat page his skill points have grown, and at the moment he had 368 skill points to spend on the really good skills he could see here, and then maybe come back for more later on. But first things first, of all the skills his vampire part afforded him, he was going to take Teleportation. This was a skill he has wanted for a long time, and the combination of teleportation and bullet time would make for a couple of instant kill scenarios and situations.
He would be left with one slot that he could either fill now, or wait until he gets to gold rank or rather the Sky lord rank to see if there would be any other addition to the list. The darkness element skill was tempting, but one thing at a time. He still had time to narrow his decisions and come back for it later. His next choice would be for his necromancy skill tree, and his choice was a bit hard, but since he couldn't get it from his vampire skill tree, there was nothing wrong with getting another element mastery. So the soul element mastery was the choice he made there.
Now magic had one slot left, more often than not it was responsible for most of Rezar's attacks as the bulk of his attacking skills came from it. All of his skills were mostly passives that at the moment weren't high leveled enough to show how powerful they could be, but with it being his final slot Rezar was apprehensive about making any choice, so he chose to pass on it and wait. Once the sky lord rank comes around, hopeful there would be a better surprise.
And now it was to his dragon arte skill. These were skills that would be available to all those who were also training in this method. Rezar got the feeling that there were thirteen skills in all, exclusive of the elemental mastery skills that were sure to be unlocked. Though he got the feeling those elements would be mostly wind and water due to the kind of dragon the skill came from.
Never the less his choice was a bit hard, he wasn't so finessed about magic that he would choose rune mastery. He has seen how runes work and he knew it was more of an intellectual path and nor for him. Dragon scales improved defense, to severe amount, however he could heal from anything and he has gotten so used to pain he was probably supposed to have a pain resistance skill tree by now. There wasn't much to be gained from that skill when he had a body that was practically immortal.
Aura was great, really good, but there was something even better, and that was dragon soul. It was a skill that connected him with the spirits of an ancient dragon, making them become one in battle, boosting all of his abilities to an insane level. He took that and then chose to augment it with the dragon roar skill, making it so that he had another avenue to attack. And with that choice that was all he needed…. At least for now. All that was left was to see just how good they can be on the battlefield.