[Congratulations! You experienced an enlightenment and unlocked an additional effect for Melee Combat Skill: Precision lv1 (Passive)]
[Precision lv1 (Passive) Effect: You have gained a deeper understanding of your own combat skills and the weapon in your hands. You can precisely control the strength and landing point of each move, slightly reducing the possibility of your opponents dodging and parrying your attacks.]
(Note: Precision is an additional effect of melee combat skills that unlocks automatically once conditions are met.)
Rein first looked around the Knight (Transcendent) class panel, and then felt a bit strange because he didn't find a new skill icon.
However, when he carefully read the description of Precision lv1 again, he suddenly realized!
Because 'Precision' is not a specific skill but an additional effect of combat skills, it naturally does not generate a new skill icon on the class panel.
After Rein focused his attention on the icon representing the Giant Bear Sword Technique — 'a bear holding a greatsword' — indeed, there was an additional line of small text below:
Giant Bear Sword Technique lv7 (3023/5000), with the attached effect 'Precision lv2'.
[Precision lv2 (Passive) Effect: You have a clearer understanding of your own combat skills and the weapon in your hands. You can precisely control the strength and landing point of each move, slightly reducing the possibility of your opponents dodging and parrying your attacks.
(Note: To unlock Precision lv3 with Giant Bear Sword Technique, the following conditions must be met: one, Giant Bear Sword Technique lv9 or above; two, Strength 20 points, Agility 18 points, Constitution 20 or above.)
Rein carefully read the text above, as if enlightened.
The description of Precision effect at lv1 compared with lv2 is mostly similar, with the main difference being 'slight' changed to 'modest'.
Additionally, Rein's lv7 Giant Bear Sword Technique carries the lv2 Precision effect, not lv1.
This indeed matches the description that said 'it will automatically unlock after meeting the conditions!'
Seemingly thinking of something, Rein immediately refocused, looking at the icon of two large hands holding a hammer — Tokkal Hammer Technique.
Tokkal Hammer Technique lv5 (354/2000), with the attached effect 'Precision lv1'.
Next is the description of Precision lv1 (Passive) Effect.
(Note: To unlock Precision lv2 with Tokkal Hammer Technique, the following conditions must be met: one, Tokkal Hammer Technique lv6 or above; two, Strength 20 points, Agility 16 points, Constitution 18 or above.)
After comparing the two items, it becomes easy to understand this 'Precision' effect.
'Precision' is not an independent skill. It is a special effect that derives from Rein's current mastery of close combat skills once certain conditions are met.
Meanwhile, Bask, seeing Rein suddenly practicing swordsmanship, was first confused, but soon his eyes widened, his face a mixture of shock and disbelief.
After Rein stopped, Bask dared to interrupt Rein, stammering, "Re... Rein, did you just enter a state of enlightenment?"
Rein turned his head toward Bask, smiled, and said, "Yeah, I gained a little insight. Bask, thank you for not interrupting my enlightenment."
In the days they had spent together, Rein found Bask to be decent. Although sometimes talkative, at least he was good-hearted.
Unlike some young folks who, upon seeing a comrade in sudden enlightenment, would explode with jealousy, then try in every way, sneaking about or pretending inadvertently, to interrupt the continuation of your enlightenment and block your progress.
Many times, this partner might still be the one you enjoy spending time with usually.
To use a phrase from his past life, it's the concept of 'neither wanting a brother to suffer nor wanting a brother to drive a luxury car,' it's human nature.
When Bask saw Rein's affirmative answer, his face wore a surprised expression and said, "I've been with Master Ganther for a year and a half, and you're the third person I've seen enter enlightenment. But the only one who achieved it within a few days of arriving, that's unique."
"Of the previous three, even the fastest one had at least a month of training before reaching enlightenment," he added.
Rein nodded, indicating he understood.
He certainly didn't think he was the only one capable of enlightenment. With such a vast empire, and a large base number, various geniuses, even at a low proportion, were bound to emerge like bamboo shoots after the rain.
Thinking it over, Rein couldn't wait to test the power of this Precision again in combat.
However, the school of fish near the beach that had previously been attracted by the tubeworms had already dispersed.
Thus, Rein turned to Bask and said, "Bask, could you throw another tubeworm into the sea? I want to try out the effects after the enlightenment."
"Oh, sure, sure!" Bask responded, initially startled, then quickly understood. Stay updated with empire
Because he thought Rein's reaction was too calm.
You should know, those who had enlightenment always wore an ecstatic expression.
Not like Rein, who was as calm as if such enlightenment were an everyday occurrence.
Nevertheless, he quickly did as Rein asked, picking up a wriggling, snake-like tubeworm and tossing it into the sea about four to five meters away.
At Rein's line of sight, the scene he had witnessed last time reappeared.
The distant sea surface immediately showed several ripples. With Rein's vision, he could naturally see that this time, exactly six nearshore madfish were swiftly swimming towards them.
Seeing this, Rein did not hesitate; he immediately grabbed his Dual-Handed Greatsword and slowly stepped into the sea toward the direction of the tubeworm.