Skill Synthesis Novels & Stories

Feeling like he didn’t accomplish anything, he sat beside Tabby, expressing his disappointment to her, only to have Gerald walk out of his cabin and see Blake trying to exercise. “Maybe you should see if there is anything in the inheritance you could use to train your skills.” He suggested to Blake placing his hand on his shoulder. Blake had forgotten that a few more tablets glowed when he received his tribulation, showing their secrets. Entering his mind, he noticed two tablets glowing, giving the information he needed. One was Sword Shadow, and the other Quick-Step. Sword Shadow was an offensive technique that allowed one to channel their Qi into their hands and produce a sword that, when

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.

"SilverRage has a skill native to the pack, which is being able to suppress aura, which makes it, so a person can go unnoticed. Of course, all soldiers learn the skill, just some are better at it than others." Kendrick explained to Dylan what the training was about. "BlueMoon's ability is different, but that doesn't mean that with Sin's powers, you can't do it." Dylan nodded in agreement, he was deep in thought, probably talking to Sin about how to succeed in the training.

"Well, it makes sense. I've been working my ass off for several long hours. I've learned to push my limits during the competition." With a sack of DP in his metaphorical hands, Ves eagerly switched to the System's Skill Tree. A familiar holographic display lit up all around him, showing him thousands of all the possible skills and sub-skill he could acquire. He regarded the Skill Tree as his most important weapon towards overtaking the likes of Edwin McKinney and Patricia Schneider. No matter how fast they improved, they eventually had to put in the hard work to learn new theories and become proficient in new techniques. All Ves had to do was earn a bunch of DP from designing and selling new

[Fireball]: Produce a fireball and launch it. [Gust]: Create a gust of slicing winds. [Spark]: Generate sparks of electricity over your weapon or claws. [Dark Bullet]: Produce a ball of darkness and launch it. [Ore Body]: Grants your body the properties of ore, making your scales grow with ore-like properties. They were all interesting Skills! It was certainly worth the time spent.

Last i sharpened it's four tips, my new obsidian knife came especially handy for this task. It's really practical for fishing, it has a long reach and wide attack range, which allows me to fish much more comfortably, I fail less, thus my fishing ability improves faster. Right now it should be around 5% which is not much, but not bad either. I've thought a lot about how this skill thing works and I've come to several conclusions: First, the percentage shown is progress. This means that with the first use I acquire the skill, but it does not improve until it reaches 100%

[The user successfully created the Combined Skill "Sparkling Sword".] [The user upgraded the Battle Skill "Tri-sword" to Level 4.] [The user upgraded the Magic Skill "Spark" to Level 4.] Golden failed to emulate the Combined Skill [Tri-sparkling sword], but his merge of Spark with the sword was a success. [Sparkling Sword Level 1: Infuse sparks of lightning into a sword. Lightning Element. Battle Skills can't be used at the same time. Consumes 1 Origin Point for every 10 seconds. Mastery at level 20.]

Mike focused on the skill description, which only he alone could see. [Name: Sharp Weapon (Dagger) (Basic)] [Attributes: Strength, Agility, Constitution] [Skill Type: Offensive ] [Effect: Dagger Mastery, Increase Damage inflicted by 10%] [Consumes: Stamina] [Learning Requirement: Strength F-, Agility F, Constitution F] [Remark: This is only the beginning, don’t push yourself!] “Increase Damage inflicted by 10%.” Mike subconsciously compared the description to the battle log from the previous fight as he examined the description.

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.

She got into bed and picked up her laptop to work but was stopped by the sound of the system issuing a task. {Daily mission: practise your basic sketching skills for one hour—10 points.} {2: practise your basic hand sewing skill for one hour—10 points} {3: Practise your basic programming and hacking skills for one hour—20 points} "I already gained the original owner's memories and skills. Do I still need to practise?" She asked in annoyance. {Yes! Those skills belong to the past Lily and although you are living in her body, both of you are quite different. You will need to practise the skills to become a prominent figure in the industry. You can't be lazy!}