1474: 496.
Ha, take this, taste my ‘Great Ti Shift’!
_3 1474: 496.
Ha, take this, taste my ‘Great Ti Shift’!
_3 After saving George, Murphy continued to review his character card history.
Aside from the enhancent of the Stellar Summoner profession, the power feedback from Endless Mannis had also bestowed upon him three new skills:
“New Skill Acquired One: Heavenly Acceleration I:
Mobilize the power of the Endless One to grant either oneself or another the [Heavenly Acceleration] status, under which movent speed is increased by 500%, attack speed by 200%, evasion rate by 50%, Perception and Agility attributes by 10, and immunity to most control effects removal.
The duration of this status is 15 seconds.
The cooldown ti for this skill is 6 hours.
This skill can coexist with [Stellar Slowdown].”
New Skill Acquired Two: Stellar Slowdown I:
Mobilize the power of the Endless One to impose the [Stellar Slowdown] status on an enemy, under which movent speed is reduced to 0, attack speed decreased by 100%, evasion rate reduced by 50%, Perception and Agility -10, and inflicts [Blind Sluggishness] control effect.
The duration of this status is 30 seconds.
The cooldown ti for this skill is 6 hours.
This skill can coexist with [Heavenly Acceleration].”
There’s not much to be said about these two new skills; they are simply the most basic manipulation of Mannis’s Power of Ti.
Crude in effect but straightforward and handy, paired with the skill enhancent effects brought by Murphy’s current elite template, the chances of these skills being exempted are greatly reduced.
It ant that Murphy finally had the “absolutely effective” burst power and strong control.
This certainly added wings to a tiger for Murphy who already prioritized physical attacks—a cause for celebration indeed!
However, the third skill left Murphy a bit puzzled:
“New Skill Acquired Three: Ti Exile:
Mobilize the power of the Endless One to impose the [Ti Exile] status on an enemy, forcibly changing their relative coordinate in the river of ti and maintaining this status until the user’s energy is exhausted.
The success rate of this skill depends on the power gap between the parties involved.
The success rate for lower tiers is 100%, for the sa tier it’s 80%, and for every tier the enemy is above the user, the skill casting success rate drops by 20%.
The cooldown ti for this skill is 12 hours, and it requires the user’s energy to be fully restored before it can be used again.”
“What does ‘changing their relative coordinate in the river of ti’ an?”
Murphy was not satisfied with this skill description.
It was too vague.
He suspected it was a control-type skill, perhaps similar to K’s exile magic.
Curious to try it, he suggested a sparring session with Maxim on his way to the reception room to et him.
However, Maxim was shocked to see Murphy’s now aged face, almost bursting into tears.
Hadn’t he just been training in the Dark Baron Territory for a month?
How had Sir Morphy aged so rapidly?
Could it be a foul play?
Indeed!
Without his own Guard by his side, Sir Morphy was prone to this or that situation.
The loyal Maxim imdiately offered to resign from his position as General of the People’s Army and focus solely on ensuring Sir Morphy’s safety, only to be thoroughly despised by Morphy.
Thinking to himself, this fellow engulfed in a forbidden love affair with an Elf Vampire dares to say he has enough strength to protect ?
Hey, I’ve got a Half-god of the Star Realm for backup now.
“I’m fine, just a little ‘over-cultivation’.”
Morphy touched the white beard that had grown on his chin, pulled out his sword staff, and said to Maxim:
“As long as I master this power, I’ll return to my previous state, and for warriors like us, the best way to master power is to use it!
Co on, Mark, let see if you’ve been slacking off this month.
Or if Lady Lionea has drained you dry…”
“Please don’t say that, Master Morphy.”
Maxim asserted with righteousness:
“My relationship with Lionea is purely platonic…”
“Sigh, I knew it, soone like you could never handle a proud Moon Elf like a swan.”
Morphy sighed and at the mont Maxim drew his sword, he hurled a Stellar Slowdown and activated Heavenly Acceleration on himself, with the contrast of speed and slowness fatally widened by the application of both spells.
While Maxim was confined to a slow-motion crawl, Murphy himself beca “lightning,” attacking with speeds impossible to catch.
Just three seconds later, Murphy had returned to his original position.
As he sheathed his sword with flair, the freshly defensive-posed Maxim had his full armor clattering off like exploding shells, expertly dismantled by Murphy.
If it had been a life-or-death fight, three seconds would have been enough to claim Maxim’s life.
“Not bad, I like these new skills.
They truly enhance my abilities!”
Murphy was still under acceleration, shrugged his shoulders, and decided to try the third skill.
Looking at the still-slowed Mark, Murphy shrugged and thought to make this skill a gift of love for Mark.
With a woosh as swift as a blink, Murphy raised his finger and touched Maxim’s forehead.
[Ti Exile], activate!
The next second, to the wide-eyed disbelief of both Murphy and Maxim, the loyal white-haired servant’s shape rapidly warped and twisted within the chaotic light of ti, and Murphy stared in astonishnt at the crying “white-haired baby” lying amidst a pile of clothes at his feet, then at his own finger still gleaming with ti’s aura, enlightennt dawned on him.
Damn!
So this was the true aning of changing their relative coordinate in the river of ti?
Couldn’t you just say “reversal of aging”?!
Endless Manis truly didn’t speak idly; despite being weakened to the point of being labeled “Sha of the Demigod,” the power it granted to Murphy…
Tsk tsk, was rather impressive.
“Ah, my Mark, you really were adorable when you were born.”
Murphy bent down to pick up the baby-ford Maxim in his arms, grinning as he said:
“Who would have thought that the fierce white-haired warrior was once such an angelic…ay ay ay!
I command you to control your bladder!
My loyal servant!
That’s just rude!”
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