So his idea was to conduct two major operations.
The first step was to try and remove the [Sky Blindness] item, which made the[Blind Swordsman]immune to[Blindness].
Then the second step was to see if he could transfer[Health Maintenance Habit]from[Turtle-speed Chicken]to[Blind Swordsman].
The second step, whether it worked or not, wasn’t very important.
At least removing[Sky Blindness]would provide a significant upgrade space for the subsequents to downgrade to the B-Class[Blind Swordsman].
"Little B, are you there, Little B?"
With his thoughts set, Ree Shil began to call for Little B, the robot.
There were other navigation robots available in the library, but he was already used to Little B, and always chose it. Sotis when he got bored reading, he would even chat with it.
[Little B is here, Little B is coming]
After calling twice, Little B ca out from behind a bookshelf.
It was becoming more and more like a real intelligent being.
"Help find so literature on how to remove the ’Immunity to[Blindness]’ item."
Ree Shil stated his request.
Now he was getting better at using this navigation robot.
[Searching...]
[Found a total of 56 relevant or possibly relevant articles, covering 32 books]
[Do you need Little B to help you fetch them?]
As long as he made the request as detailed as possible, Little B could even help him find the books.
"So many?"
Ree Shil thought about it, and simply told Little B his whole thought process for both steps.
Going into more detail would allow Little B to narrow down the search scope.
[Searching...]
[Found 1 relevant book]
[Do you need Little B to help you fetch it?]
"OK, good, go ahead."
Ree Shil didn’t bother to fetch it himself, he just sat back with his legs crossed and waited for Little B to return.
So Little B headed off into the ocean of books ford by rows and rows of bookshelves.
The library was large, and there were lots of books. For safety reasons, Little B had a speed limit and couldn’t move very fast.
About 15 minutes later, it reappeared with a book in front of Ree Shil.
"Card-making Hedging Theory"
That was the book’s title.
He opened the book to the introduction page.
[Are you still troubled by useless items?]
[Are you frustrated by cards with their item slots full?]
[Do you regret not being able to use skills when making a card?]
[Open this book, and all the answers you need are here!]
Although the first few lines struck a chord with him,
Ree Shil couldn’t help but feel a whiff of pyramid sche in it.
hours later, he closed the book.
"The introduction doesn’t look serious, but the content of the book is full of practical information."
Rubbing the ridge of his nose, he couldn’t help but be impressed.
From this book, he learned a new theoretical term.
It’s called hedging.
To explain it using his specific case:
Ree Shil’s requirents:
1. Remove the[Sky Blindness]item from[Blind Swordsman].
2. Have[Blind Swordsman]gain[Health Maintenance Habit]item from[Turtle-speed Chicken].
According to the theoretical knowledge he had previously possessed, this would involve purifying[Blind Swordsman], obtaining a B-Class[Blind Swordsman]without the[Sky Blindness]item through purification.
Then try to rub[Turtle-speed Chicken]onto[Blind Swordsman].
This process would take two steps,
or even three or four steps, as it would take so manipulation to purify[Blind Swordsman]successfully.
The more steps in the operation, the less influence[Absolute Card Sense]will have.
Such a process had too many unstable factors.
However, now that he had finished reading "Card-making Hedging Theory", the plan described inside was different.
Its plan began with[Turtle-speed Chicken] being the main subject.
And its thod was almost the reverse of purification,
which was to give[Turtle-speed Chicken]a permanent[Blindness]item targeted at the immunity to[Blindness]item[Sky Blindness], if possible.
Then use the permanent[Blindness]to hedge the immunity to[Blindness], with a high probability of eliminating both items through hedge.
If the hedge is successful, it would be like 1 1=0, with both immunity to[Blindness] and permanent[Blindness]disappearing together.
This would free up a slot for[Health Maintenance Habit]
"But the problem now is, how can I make[Turtle-speed Chicken]permanently blind..."
Ree Shil knew that the biggest problem he was facing at the mont was this.
Then he thought of the Material Cards in his possession, which he had not yet returned to Andrew Hill.
Among them was a B-Class material:[Director’s Sunglasses].
It looked like it had been stolen from the Frog Clan-PD>.
However, it wasn’t a Gold Edge Material Card, just an ordinary B-Class Card.
"Could it be this way?"
Ree Shil thought for a while and pulled out the Material Card.
Then he previewed it with[Turtle-speed Chicken].
[Turtle-speed Chicken] [Director’s Sunglasses]=[Sunglasses-wearing Turtle-speed Chicken]
In the projection, the monster chicken was actually wearing sunglasses.
[Turtle-speed Chicken]
Listening to the Wind, 30 points, C
Attack 30, 100/100, 0/3
[Obstructed Vision –Passive]: Every 2 rounds,[Blind]for 1 Round
[Health Maintenance Habit-Passive]:When Turtle-speed Chicken performs the sa action 2 rounds in a row, the second round is considered a standstill (cannot trigger consecutively)
"It really works?"
Seeing this preview, Ree Shil was at a loss for words.
But he still felt it wasn’t secure enough,
so he went to the Exclusive Store, leaving the library.
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