It was getting late into the night.
Soran kept the Elemental Stone close to his body and then checked his data display.
He had accumulated more than 34,000 Slaughter EXP, which was enough for him to level up several professions. However, the problem in front of him now was whether he should continue to level up as a Wizard or level up as a Rogue to prepare for his profession advancement. Wizards needed time to memorize spells, but they had great potential for growth. He estimated that he wouldn't have much time to memorize spells in the next half a month. Rogues could directly advance after leveling up. Assassins and Shadow Dancers were also very powerful professions.
"Spellcasters are really built with time and money!"
Søren frowned and looked out of the window. He seemed to hear something moving. It might be the village's Elven patrol. After midnight, it was best not to move around outside. Even if you were just strolling around, others wouldn't believe that you were strolling. They would suspect you and even treat you as a thief or a robber with bad intentions.
There was a faint cry of surprise!
However, it wasn't very loud and disappeared after a while.
Søren quietly looked outside and saw torches in the distance. It seemed that there were more than ten Elven guards gathered near the temple. Every village had a very small temple, where priests who served the Elven God lived. Most of the temples were built in the cities, and the priests in the villages were apprentice priests with a profession level of about 5. The divine spells they could use were limited.
Søren thought for a while and decided to level up as a Rogue first.
Compared to Wizards, he was more familiar with Rogues. Whether it was fighting or dealing with various situations, he could only use about half of the effect of leveling up as a Wizard. However, Søren could use 120% of the effect of leveling up as a Rogue. Moreover, Rogues could also advance a second time if the conditions allowed, and it was even possible to advance to the limit for the third time.
Here, it was necessary to mention the Rogue advancement.
There were many branches to the Rogue Advancement. [Godly Thief], [Rogue Swordsman], [Bounty Hunter], [Assassin], [Stealth], and [Lurker], and [Shadow Dancer], which was more inclined to the ability to steal and hide.
In addition, there were semi-advanced professions [Ronin], [Dark Guard], [Undead Hunter], and so on. There were also legendary professions [Shadow Walker], [Night Mask], [Treasure Hunter], [Shadow Assassin], and so on. The professions that advanced for the third time were very special. They were already in the realm of the gods, and the types were quite rare. The most representative was the [Shadow Master].
The second Job Advancement depended on whether or not the requirements were met. If the Job Advancement was successful, the Job Advancement would be replaced.
Soran once wanted to advance from [Lurker] to [Shadow Lord], but he failed in the end.
He couldn't get the Shadow Dancer's Shard.
In the battle of the Ogres in Whiterun, the Storm Lord was a Priest and a Barbarian. At the same time, she advanced to the legendary profession [Storm Lord].
According to Søren's estimation, her Storm Lord profession level was at most level 3.
If he had gotten the Shadow Dancer's Shard, then his level 5 [Lurker] would have been replaced with a level 5 [Shadow Walker], and finally become a level 1 [Shadow Master].
The overall profession level didn't change, but because of the advancement, there would be a great improvement in ability!
If Søren remembered correctly, the God he was most familiar with was the Shadow Dancer. His profession level was' Level 10 Rogue, Level 10 Night Mask, Level 5 Shadow Dominator, Level 5 Shadow Weaver '. In addition, there was also the' Level 10 Shadow God 'given by the Shard of Divinity. The total profession level was 40.
If you wanted to stand side by side with the gods, you must learn to restrain yourself. Restrain your desire to learn random abilities.
Dividing your energy would never be better than focusing on one field!
…
Strictly speaking.
Søren's path of improvement was still in the direction of [Shadow Master] because the Shadow Master required a high Rogue level and casting ability. Advancement had many requirements for attributes, skills, and abilities. Generally, the higher the attribute of a person's ability, the more advanced professions they could choose. Now, even if he didn't change his profession to [Shadow Wizard], he could reach the casting level to advance to the Shadow Master.
If there was no casting level, then the only way to advance was the Shard of Divinity!
Søren sat at the table and thought about his future path of improvement. This was a very cautious decision because if he chose wrong, he would have to take a lot of detours. In the end, he wouldn't be able to achieve his goal. He wouldn't be able to integrate his abilities, and he would just be sloppy in everything. If he couldn't get the Shard of Divinity, the final result would be nothing more than a half-baked legendary profession. The Saints could kill him with one hand. In the beginning, he dared to fight against a purebred legendary Wizard because he was a purebred legendary Rogue.
When a certain ability was strengthened to the limit, the last thing he would touch was the power of the law!
"To advance to an Assassin, I need to master more than 200 points of Alchemy and Poison to reach the maximum level. Then the second advancement will change the Assassin into a Specter Assassin. I can already release level 3 spells, so I can probably become a Specter Assassin when I reach a higher level. In the future, if I can go to the Orcs' territory, I can also learn the spell-like ability Mirror Image. My combat power will undoubtedly be much stronger than before. "
Søren took out a piece of paper and began to write densely packed symbols and words on it. These were the professions' levels in his past memory, as well as the abilities that could be mastered through training. Advanced professions all focused on one aspect. If a Rogue could do everything, whether it was stealing, fighting, or sneaking, then other advanced professions focused on one aspect.
That was, they specialized in one aspect.
Søren wrote a lot of words on the paper, estimated to be thousands of words and symbols. When he finished listing all kinds of memory information, it was already close to dawn.
"From an Assassin to a Specter Assassin, hmm … there are a total of three abilities, all of which are very difficult to train."
Søren looked at the ability data on the table, then drew a few lines, connected the Specter Assassin's ability to the Wizard level, and finally included it in the Shadow Lord's advancement requirements. He frowned and said, "There are still 12 abilities, 5 free attribute points, more than 500 skill points, and a piece of Shard of Divinity."
Sigh.
Søren sighed and then said to himself, "Sure enough, my innate attributes are still not enough. Without the genius attributes of the hero mode, it's impossible to advance in a short time with my current talent."
After listing the data, Søren took out another piece of paper and began to calculate the ability bonus of the Shadow Dancer.
Advanced professions all had some innate abilities. The ultimate purpose of these abilities was to stack up to meet the requirements of advancing to some legendary professions.
Just like the Dragon Disciple, if you didn't have the ability of a Warlock, you would never be able to advance.
Søren didn't finish the deduction of the Shadow Dancer's advancement until dawn. He looked at the dense symbols and murmured, "The Shadow Dancer can advance to a Shadow Walker. It's enough for Stealth, Evasion, and Shadow Mastery. Basically, I don't need to spend extra time training my abilities, but I seem to be missing two or three abilities. "
"Then there's the advancement to a Shadow Lord … There's still a big gap! … "
Søren hit his forehead hard and drove the complicated calculations out of his head. He then walked to the window and took a deep breath.
No matter how much he advanced, he couldn't reach the most basic requirements for Shadow Dominator. 450 points in Sneak, 300 points in Dodge, 300 points in Literacy (Plane), 150 points in Detect, 150 points in Search, 150 points in Spell Identification. Shadow Dominator [Talent], Shadow Jump [Legendary], Interdimensional Teleportation [Shadow], Shadow Domain [Legendary], 30 points in Dexterity, 25 points in Wisdom, and so on.
"It's useless."
Søren put away the paper on the table and murmured, "No matter how I stack up my advancement, it's useless. In the end, there's still a big gap."
The second advancement was a legendary profession.
The Shadow Lord belonged to the third advancement, and its abilities were on the same level as the gods. No matter how hard he tried to recall, he couldn't find a way to advance as soon as possible.
Most of the abilities required him to spend a long time to train and master, and this time could be as long as ten or even dozens of years!
"Without Divinity, unless I'm also a Son of God, my attributes won't reach the required level!"
Søren sighed and tore the paper into pieces. Then a little flame appeared on his fingertips, and soon all the statistics were burned to ashes. He sat down again, picked up the pen and made a few strokes, connecting many complicated symbols and words together. He said to himself, "If I can't advance to a Shadow Lord, then I can only look at what's in front of me."
Assassin.
Shadow Dancer.
Bounty Hunter.
Søren drew three symbols on the paper, and then listed the symbols of Warrior, Ranger, Wizard, Warlock, Priest, and so on. He closed his eyes and thought for a long time, trying to deduce the combat abilities of each profession in his memory. This kind of feeling was a bit like a scientist deducing engineering methods in his mind, or a simulation of a tactical sand table in his mind. After a long time, he slowly opened his eyes and said, "It seems that the Shadow Dancer's ability to deal with enemies is the strongest. No matter what profession the enemy is, there's no obvious shortcoming."
"So?"
"Should I advance to a Shadow Dancer? Then find a way to advance to a Shadow Walker? "
"The Time of Troubles!"
"Damn it! How can mortals fight against the gods and saints who came to the mortal world without absolute talent? Now that there's no one to kill them, how can so many gods fight? If only I had the talent of a Warlock, I could advance to a Dragon Disciple first, and then find the Card of Fate to advance to a Destiny Warlock. No matter what gods I encounter in the future, I can't not fight back at all! "
There was an insurmountable gap between the gods and mortals.
Søren calculated for a whole night. The only advanced profession he knew that could fight against the gods was the [Shadow Master]. No matter how hard he racked his brains, he could not meet the basic conditions for advancement.
The dragons had begun to appear.
The legendary professions also appeared one after another. It would not be long before the Son of God and the demigod appeared. No one knew the pressure in his heart.
Escape could only be temporary.
Even if he escaped to the Frost Kingdom with Vivian, sooner or later he would still have to face these high and mighty gods.
Not to mention that Vivian might also be the Son of Fear!
…
"Dang, dang, dang."
There was a soft knock on the door under the morning sun. The knocking position was very low. When Søren opened the door, he was not surprised to see the little Vivian. She was holding a large tray with oatmeal and snacks on it. Because of her small size, she had a hard time holding it. But when Søren opened the door, she immediately raised her little head and smiled, "Brother. I've brought you breakfast. "
Søren reached out and took the tray, picked up the little Vivian, and kissed her pink and tender cheek.
At this moment.
He made the worst decision in his heart. If there was really no other way, he would give up his life and advance to a [Shadow Lich]!!!
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