Gongsun Mu couldn’t help but roll his eyes when he heard this. Tu Hongwu really says anything that cos to his mind.
He even wanted to retort, "Do you even know what nonsense you’re spouting?"
Tripping him with a foot!
He’s a god, damn it!
Not a three-year-old child!
Even if he’s on the brink of death, he’s still a god!
Why don’t you co over and try tripping him yourself!
Never mind whether you can trip him, would you dare approach your apprentice in his current state!
His group attack skill with a range of 1,000 ters is still active!
Although the group attack damage isn’t strong, I’m too old to risk my life for that!
It’s true damage, the kind you can’t repair once hit.
If nothing happens, fine, but even losing a bit of skin or a couple of hairs is still a loss!
Then do I ask you to compensate or him!
Not long after watching the seriously injured alien Divine Level dash past, Mr. Gongsun picked up the Forging Hamr, knocked once on the Divine Level being before him, and swiftly grabbed the stunned alien and stepped aside to dodge.
He didn’t stop until he was 1,000 ters away from Su Mo.
Then a bizarre scene erged in the hall.
A Demigod-level being was frantically fleeing in front, with Su Mo madly chasing behind.
Every strike from Mr. Gongsun would make the being faint for a while, and as soon as it was about to wake, he’d add another strike, repeating the cycle.
But whenever Su Mo got close, he’d swiftly dodge away.
In fact, Su Mo was in a tough spot, considering the hall wasn’t large and his attack range was a full 1,000 ters.
No matter what thod he tried, he couldn’t catch up with his opponent.
Even using the Flying in the Sky skill again was useless, because anyone with Divine strength would dodge if you flew straight at them, unless they were brain-dead.
Even if he couldn’t match Su Mo’s speed, he’d constantly change direction, and just a slight move would make Su Mo unable to attack him.
Even as Su Mo passed by, encompassed by Voice of the Heart’s attack range, it was no use.
Already damaged to this extent, a few more hits from this group attack skill wouldn’t matter.
Since this kind of damage hardly bothers a Divine Level being, the priority is survival now.
Since the other Divine Level humans didn’t attack to kill him, they apparently wanted to train this kid or were busy with sothing else.
As long as he was alive, and waited for that certain soone to arrive, everything was hopeful.
Once Su Mo had dealt with all the Kings and demons, his attributes had reverted back to 94,298 points. Now, his major hesitation was whether to put all these points into speed.
A speed attribute of 99,999 already reached the level 40 limit. This attribute might seem terrifying, but in fact, it’s only a dium-level Gold attribute, far from Divine Level.
Let alone Divine Level, even compared to King Level, he could only eat dust behind them, not even getting the warm kind.
But if he didn’t add to it, where else could he add apart from speed?
Add to strength, but what’s the use if he can’t hit the target at all!
And this is within a limited space. On the Alien Race Battlefield, if soone wanted to run, he could do nothing at all.
After chasing for another 5 minutes, with his Extre Speed Skill about to expire, Su Mo gritted his teeth, thinking since nothing worked, he might as well take a gamble. If it didn’t work, he’d think of sothing else!
Add the points for !
The next mont, a virtual panel appeared in front of Su Mo’s eyes.
He didn’t even glance at it, nor calculate how many Assignable Free Attribute Points were needed to max out his speed attribute.
He dumped them all in; if there was an excess, the system would prompt him, saving him the trouble.
The next instant, the originally 94,298 Assignable Free Attribute Points turned into 4,478, but his speed attribute shot to 99,999!
Then two system prompts sounded.
Su Mo initially didn’t want to read such system prompts, having seen them countless tis before.
The prompts repeated two lines: first, achieving an Extre Dao accomplishnt, and second, needing 2 Assignable Free Attribute Points to increase an attribute by one.
Still, with the system panel blatantly in front of him, he unintentionally swept over it with his eyes, and just that one glance thrilled Su Mo.
[Single 40-level attribute reached 99,999, Extre Dao achieved, Extre Dao skill upgradable!]
[Current speed attribute at 99,999 is in Extre Dao state, continue raising by 2 Assignable Free Attribute Points per point, want to continue?]
Su Mo directly ignored the latter, but the forr prompt about upgrading the Extre Dao skill was a godsend for him.
Though unsure what exactly it was delivering, anything it brought was a good system!
He then glanced downward and indeed, his system panel had altered.
[Na: Su Mo]
[Bronze Level]
[Level: 40] (1002%, can level up after passing the advancent dungeon!)
[Awakened Abilities: Absolute Defense, Heart of Slaughter]
[Title: National College Entrance Examination Top Scorer (equipped)]
[Achievents: Extre Dao, Lucky]
[Extre Dao: All attributes increased by 1,000 points]
[Strength: 11,179] (Extre Dao Skill: Unnad, current not reaching Extre Dao, skill power reduced)
[Defense: max]
[Speed: 99,999] (Extre Dao)
[Constitution: 10,179] (Extre Dao Skill: Immortal Body, current not reaching Extre Dao, skill power reduced)
[Critical Strike: 10,179%] (Extre Dao Skill: True Damage, current not reaching Extre Dao, skill power reduced)
[Spirit: 10,179] (Extre Dao Skill: ntal Shock, current not reaching Extre Dao, skill power reduced)
[Lucky: 999,999] (Extre Dao)
[Skills: Mountain Collapse and Earth Split Lv 3, Frenzied Strike Lv 2, Attack Return, Defense Force Field, Flying in the Sky, Voice of the Heart Lv 5, (Extre) Great Luck Equal to Heaven, (Grade) Extre Speed (upgradable)]
[System Space 13,000 cubic ters]
[Assignable Free Attribute Points: 4,478]
Given this scenario and the few Assignable Free Attribute Points left, he couldn’t do anything even if he wanted to.
As for other concerns, thinking too much is useless, just leveling up and taking action is the way to go!
Without any hesitation, Su Mo chose to upgrade the Extre Speed Skill!
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