This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 240 - 240 199 The Value of Life 6000 words4

240: Chapter 199: The Value of Life (6000 words)_4 240: Chapter 199: The Value of Life (6000 words)_4 If two types of items were put in at the sa ti, say three weapons and three chest armors, the final outco would have an equal possibility of being either a weapon or a chest armor.

That is, as long as the conditions were t, he could predict the type and appearance of the equipnt that would be synthesized in advance.

It was much easier when he grasped this pattern.

The first thing that ca to mind was: he could upgrade his Mithril Bow!

“Mithril Bow, Red Oak Wand, Toxic Wand, Hound Helt, Colonizer’s Shoulder Armor, Fla Necklace.”

Mu You put the six ordinary grade equipnt pieces into the furnace in order, covered it up, and after the synthesis started and he opened it for a quick peek, sure enough, it was the image of the Mithril Bow left behind in the eruptive fleeting flash, and it still had an empty slot.

This ant that the holes left after synthesis were also inherited!

Having confird this, Mu You felt more at ease.

He went back in ti, covered it up again, and started the synthesis with peace of mind.

Synthesis took a whole day.

Mu You placed the furnace in the corner and then checked his phone.

[Elven Combat Art training is complete.]

Overnight, the training in the training hall had co to an end.

Mu You sensed so chaotic mories or instincts surfacing in his mind.

It was a strange feeling.

He imdiately summoned a Wooden Clone in the grass and began to test his lee abilities by fighting it.

His moves and reactions were noticeably more agile than before, and every move he made carried a certain flow to it.

This was not simply an innate boost, but an improvent in his combat skills.

If before his close combat skills were akin to those of a street brawler, now he had a more formal fighting system.

The flexible and agile Elven Combat Art allowed him to utilize his existing strength and agility attributes in a more effective manner.

There were no visible changes on the attribute panel, but his combat ability had greatly improved.

“Not bad!”

Mu You nodded in satisfaction.

The trainings provided by the Elf Clan were pretty valuable.

There was no trickery involved.

You get what you pay for.

The next day was free.

Mu You stayed ho and spent the whole day making cards.

Aside from making a few copies of the recently acquired ‘Fire Giant’ and ‘Annihilation Technique’, he also successfully converted the ‘Wooden Clone’ into Black Magic.

[Wooden Clone: High-level black magic, creates a mirror image clone with the sa appearance using plant energy, and it duplicating the appearance of the wearer’s current gear (only inherits the basic attributes of the original equipnt, automatically disappears after separating from the clone).

The clone retains 100% of the host body’s attribute panel and can use all common magic possessed by the host body.

The clone and the host body share the sa field of vision, but the clone has no consciousness and needs to be operated by the host body with divided attention.

The duration is unlimited, and only one clone can exist at a ti.]

The Black Magic version of the clone, which removes the restriction of not being able to cause damage and also inherits the host’s attributes and common magic.

A clone that can cast magic, that’s quite powerful!

Confusing the enemy is just one of its uses, having such a clone in battle is equivalent to doubling the combat power!

The downside is that it can only inherit common magic, and black magic and equipnt effects cannot be inherited.

In addition, the clone has no consciousness, it won’t move if it’s not controlled, and is like a wooden carving.

Mu You needs to multitask to control it.

This puts Mu You’s ability to multitask to the test, especially in the ever-changing battlefield where quick shifting focus between the host body and the clone is often required.

The more intense the situation, the easier it is to focus on one thing and neglect others.

There’s no shortcut for such a technique, it can only be achieved through long-term practice of handling multiple tasks.