Axton Skill Tree Novels & Stories

“Name’s Jax. My Class Ability is ‘Mirage.’ It creates a brief visual distortion. My starter pack had 300 points. Haven’t spent them yet.” He says it with a hint of pride, chest puffed. Showing your value is the only way to secure an alliance in here. “Adequate,” Marcus says, his face giving nothing away. The skill is useful for misdirection, but against whatever’s out there in the halls? Probably not a game-changer. One by one, the others step up. A girl with shaking hands mumbles about a weak ‘Barrier’ skill. Another guy has ‘Keen Senses.’ The last one, the one who pulled me into the group, has ‘Rapid Mending’—a low-tier healing ability.

But I couldn’t stop now—not when I was so close. The final opponent, Axton, was different from the others. He was quiet, his expression calm and unreadable. But there was an intensity in his eyes that made my stomach tighten. “You’ve done well,” Axton said softly, his voice almost kind. “But this is where it ends.” I didn’t reply. Words wouldn’t win this fight. Axton was a strategist, his movements calculated and deliberate. He didn’t waste energy on unnecessary attacks, waiting instead for the perfect moment to strike.

In this scene, I was alone in the forest, in my point of view, I could see a message on a green screen. [Extermination Quest: Kill 10 Boars | Reward: 20 exp - 1 soul stone] [ Quest: Gather 400 black water lilies| Reward: 40 exp - 3 elemental stones] I had a unique ability giving me access to a system offering me a choice of two quests every day. The best part was that after completing one of the quests, I was rewarded with a brand new skill that made me even better at things I'd never practiced before. These skills ranged from combat skills like swordsmanship and archery to survival skills such as foraging and hunting. It was like having a surprise gift waiting for me every day.

Shared xp function works collectively, purchased skills will be levelled up at the same time. Laura read the explanation twice and threw her hands up in frustration. Thirty collective levels? It was getting harder and harder to level up because of how little there was to do at the apartment or at the shop. She could only help out so much when it came to cooking and because Tynan was doing well, she didn't need to comfort him much. Cleaning was just about the only skill she could still level up at a reasonable pace but thinking about needing another ten more levels to level the Internet Consultant skill made her head hurt. How long would that take?

67 Skills: Speedy Chaos [Active skill] – You have caused chaos after only one month of entering the testing grounds. You run towards chaos, and it runs towards you. Run Wild Supreme. Be Chaos! {Permanent increase in Agility stats by 1.5. Additional 10% increase in speed when activated}.

=== Skill: Artillery Strike Effects: Shoots 6 homing mana arrows per second that deal 120% damage each for 45 seconds. Cool down: 5 minutes. Conditions: Player sacrifices 20% of total health to activate this skill. If the skill is interrupted during activation, the player receives 40% of total health damage and 200% of the damage received during skill interruption. === Whistling, Damian congratulated Sasha for becoming closer to a walking missile factory. Instead of taking offence, Sasha grinned widely.

I'm pretty sure it would have affected my life expectancy. I tapped the skill tab. Three folders appeared; Life skills, Battle Skills, and Magic. I needed to organize my skills; they were growing a bit out of control. I pulled up the skill [Ultimate Elemental Magic Control]. It was the only skill Fiona had aside from [Mana Manipulation] and [Mana Mediation].

Grateful, she wanted to express her appreciation, but her shyness held her back. Gently, Emberlyn placed her hand over the 10 skill points, savoring the significance of this milestone. She selected two of the spinning icons, symbolizing the skill points, and allocated them to her healing and regeneration attributes. Instantly, she witnessed the transformation as her attribute points surged from 26 to 36. Converting skill points into attributes exponentially increased their value, making those two skill points equivalent to 10 attribute points.

I couldn't believe my luck—another skill, another level of power bestowed upon me by the enigmatic System. Grinning with a mix of excitement and gratitude, I expressed my appreciation, "Well, thank you, System. You're great, my man." Eager to explore my newfound skill, I delved into the information regarding "Dragon Abomination." The skill revealed itself in five progressive levels, each more potent than the last. The initial stage, "Dragon Roar," caught my attention—it immobilized enemies while its damage output scaled with the user's cultivation.