Chapter 489: 471 Accidentally stabbed to death?_2
“Anyway, I just needed to keep enhancing my strength.”
“Only by increasing my power could I touch upon everything and resolve everything.”
“This must be the advantage of having an overwhelming ability, right?”
…
Afterward, Shane and Luoqi left the Temple together, heading back ho.
Lidas still seed to want to do sothing, to continue driving a wedge between Shane and Luoqi, but Anima stopped her.
This goddess still had her scheming heart, which gave Luoqi quite a headache.
“Hey, why don’t you just send her away, have her return to the Divine World?”
Shane actually rolled his eyes as he suggested this to Luoqi.
To this, Luoqi was even more irritable.
“That’s my Main God, the pinnacle of the Divine Race, the strongest in the Three Realms. Do you think I’m like you, able to recklessly speak out of turn?”
In Lidas’s presence, Luoqi was still very reserved and cautious.
Surely, this was not only because of Lidas’s high position and authority but also because Luoqi genuinely held Lidas in high regard?
“Although it might seem unreliable to you, Lady Lidas, by virtue of her own authority, has always been guiding humanity onto the right path, cultivating many talents, great heroes, and warriors.”
As the pinnacle of the Divine Race, the Three Great Goddesses each bore the responsibility of guiding the Human Race.
Life Goddess Anima was responsible for guiding the Beastman Race, the utmost faith of the Beastman Race.
Nature Goddess Nudura was in charge of guiding both the Elf Clan and the Dwarf Clan, the highest faith of both clans.
And the Fate Goddess Lidas was responsible for guiding humans.
That is to say, for humans, the Fate Goddess was the highest faith, without any competition.
“And even if she sotis loses control and goes berserk, Lady Lidas’s sense of mission and responsibility are the greatest in the Divine Race, she has protected humanity for nearly ten thousand years, including all the generation of heroes.”
Every generation of heroes were humans from the Otherworld.
Since they were human, Lidas would take up the responsibility of guiding them.
Why did Luoqi hold such respect, such reverence for Lidas?
“It’s not only because Lady Lidas is my Main God, but also because she blessed the strongest hero from our Mitra Royal Family ancestors, who vanquished the Demon King, even becoming a disciple of Lady Lidas.”
Luoqi revealed such secrets to Shane.
In other words, to the humans, the kingdom, and even to the royal Descendants of the Brave, Lidas was a very special great figure.
“So, whether it’s , Sister Liya or my father, we all feel a bit unable to raise our heads in front of Goddess Lidas.”
Luoqi said with a bitter smile, leaving Shane not knowing what to say.
That useless goddess truly only had a frightening background.
The ntor of heroes?
What had Hero Mitra learned from her?
Could it be just how to fall flat?
Could it be that the Demon King was scared by Hero Mitra’s fierce attack and when Mitra fell, the Holy Sword was accidentally thrust and killed by that?
…That makes for quite the image.
While continuously mocking her in his mind, Shane escorted Luoqi back to the Royal Palace.
As for himself, he could only ignore Luoqi’s dissatisfaction and go back ho alone.
No choice.
[Fate] —— This suddenly erging second Unique Skill; Shane must thoroughly research it.
Thus, Shane imdiately went back to the Beizut Family, greeted everyone at ho, and then holed up in his room.
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[Fate]
· Unique Skill.
· When used, it allows the user to modify their currently held Skills.
· When used, it requires the consumption of corresponding Skill Points as a cost.
· When used, it can only have a certain effect on regular Skills.
· When used, it either amplifies or reduces based on the content of the modification.
· It is permanently effective and cannot be canceled in any way.
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In the room, Shane sat on his bed and began to analyze his newly acquired Unique Skill.
Looking at the effects of this Unique Skill, Shane pondered for a mont and then started to check all his Skills.
After so exploration, Shane understood.
“This Unique Skill is obviously a power used on other Skills.”
Shane made so discoveries.
First, unlike the Skill “Heaven’s Grace,” which is passive and mainly used for leveling up, learning, and growth, this Skill nad “Fate” is an active one.
“Heaven’s Grace” shows its effects only when Shane levels up or needs to learn and improve Skills.
“Fate,” however, required Shane to use it according to his own will.
And when Shane used “Fate,” he found he could modify his own Skills to a certain extent.
What kind of modifications?
All kinds!
For example, Shane could alter his own Skills to have more powerful effects or to add so effects they originally did not have.
Take the Skill “Instant Movent,” whose original effect is triggered “when attacked,” Shane, using “Fate,” could change its effect to “can be triggered anyti and anywhere.”
What does that an?
It ant that once the change was successful, Shane could imdiately possess the ability to perform Instant Movent at will, possessing mobility and movent capabilities comparable to Laischa’s Space Transfer.
This made Shane sowhat excited.
But, there is no free lunch in the world.
“Using [Fate] to modify [Instant Movent], modification goal: effect alteration, modification details executable, consuming Skill Points: 100.”
This ssage indicated to Shane that using “Fate” to modify Skills was not without cost.
It required the consumption of corresponding Skill Points according to the content of the modification, and the more excessive the modification, the greater the consumption.
Simply changing the effect of [Instant Movent] from “triggered when attacked” to “can be triggered anyti and anywhere” already needed 100 Skill Points, and changing it to “can instantly reach any corner of the world as desired” would cost a frightening amount of Skill Points.
Therefore, those without enough Skill Points simply couldn’t afford to play with such a Unique Skill.
“I can’t afford it either.”
Shane was speechless.
What were Skill Points?
They could only be obtained during leveling-up, and the amount gained was completely random, the lowest being one point and the highest being only a hundred.
How could others, who found them barely sufficient to level up their own Skills, afford to squander them?
If it were soone else, perhaps they wouldn’t be able to fully utilize this Unique Skill, would they?
Shane was quite fortunate, thanks to the Unique Skill “Heaven’s Grace,” as he received up to a hundred Skill Points every ti he leveled up. When leveling up Skills, regardless of what kind of Skill, upgrading one level only required one Skill Point. He had already maxed out several Skills, using only a few hundred Skill Points, and still had thousands left, which was astonishing. Thus, he could still afford to play with “Fate.”
However, using this Unique Skill “Fate,” apart from the consumption of Skill Points as a cost, there were other limitations.
For example, it was effective on regular Skills but could not modify Unique Skills or Special Skills.
For example, it only worked on Skills Shane held and could not create Skills out of thin air.
Furthermore, there were limitations to how much he could modify a Skill. If the changes were too drastic, it would backfire imdiately.
Besides, it would either amplify or reduce depending on the content of the Skill’s modification, for example, trying to increase a Resistance Skill’s Damage Reduction to 100% complete resistance was impossible. It would only maximize the potential Damage Reduction the Skill could mitigate, maybe to 80% or possibly 90%, but achieving 100% was definitely impossible.
“Looks like this Unique Skill is quite tricky to play with.”
Shane felt sowhat regretful.
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