The former’s quality was low, but its speed increase and speed reduction resistance effects were very practical. The latter, although it added a lot of health points, its ability to increase self-recovery effects was of little value to him. The increase in magic resistance was only used to defend against the general attacks and Skills of Mages.
Priests had high magic resistance to begin with, so they basically didn’t deal much damage to ethereal Fire Mages. Wearing the Spirit Belt would only make him a father among fathers, but it wouldn’t cause a qualitative change.
It could be said that…
The Spirit Belt was what Lin Ye used to make up for the college entrance exam.
Under normal circumstances, he would not even want to forge the Spirit Belt. It was a complete waste of resources. After the college entrance examination, he would definitely change it to a more useful superior equipment.
Even if there was no replacement.
As long as there was a better ability with a higher level limit, such as a silver flash waist accessory that could be upgraded to level 20, Lin Ye would happily disassemble the Spirit Belt and use a new Silver equipment.
So then…
Should he change into the more practical footwear, or should he change into the magic-resistant belt that was less cost-effective?
After thinking about it, Lin Ye felt that it was more worth it to change out of his Light Spirit Boots to increase the upper limit of his strength.
After all…
No one would ever complain about having too many speed attribute points.
Whether it was the Hex Teacher or the Tree Guardian, they relied on their extremely high attack speed and movement speed to suppress their enemies and become the invincible Boss creatures of the dungeon.
Without enough speed, their combat power would drop by at least 50%, turning them into brother-type Bosses that were bullied by everyone, and they could be killed in a few rounds of attrition.
The Spirit Belt, on the other hand, had a low cost-performance ratio. Even some Silver equipment could be used to replace it.
Therefore, he was in no rush to change it.
There were more high-level dungeons that could be used to replace it.
“Yes, I’ve thought it through.”
“I want Flame Shoes.”
“There’s also this ‘Healing Wave’ Skill book that I’ve been eyeing,”
…
[Equipment Name: Flame Shoes]
[Type: Footwear]
[Current Forging Level: 10 (MAX level 20)]
[Grade: Diamond (Low)]
[Equipment Requirement: None]
[Equipment Effect: Increase all attributes by 60 points, increase movement speed by 50%, increase fire resistance by 50%, and can use the “Path of Fire” ability.]
[Path of Fire: Upon activation, there is an additional 50% increase in movement speed. The path you walk on will become a path covered in flames. Enemies standing on it will suffer continuous burns and gain 30% fire attribute damage reduction effect for 10 seconds.]
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[Healing Wave (Gold (Low))]: Level 5 (consume Skill upgrade materials to fill it up). Active Skill. Releases a Healing Wave, randomly jumps back and forth in a designated group for a total of 10 times (will not jump when there is only a single target), each time it recovers 497 (equipment bonus + attribute correction), heal a total of 4,970 HP, consumes 80 points of mana, cooldown time is 10 seconds (20% cooldown is 8 seconds)]
[Reversal] [Healing Wave]: Level 5. Active Skill. Releases a purple energy wave that jumps back and forth randomly on a specific group of people ten times, reducing 795 points of health each time (fixed damage + damage increase + vulnerability =1.6 times), a total of 7,950 true damage, consumes 80 mana, cooldown time: 10 seconds]
…
The Flame Shoes were a complete superior substitute for the Light Spirit Boots. It gave all attributes and fire resistance, and it could also cast an active Skill with three special effects: speed, burn, and vulnerability to injuries.
The level cap had also increased from level 10 to level 20.
It was very well-rounded.
Even if Lin Ye’s University career ended, he might not replace this equipment. It was a piece of high-quality equipment like the Ancient Dragon Necklace, so it was worth getting all of them in one go.
Healing Wave.
A simple healing (damage) Skill, although it was not an AoE attack that could cause higher single target damage than Heal Spell and Holy Light, but it had to meet the requirements of two enemies.
If there was only one enemy, Lin Ye’s subconsciousness wouldn’t be able to judge that he and the enemy were in the same group (ally or enemy), so he could only deal 795 points of damage.
If there was a large group of enemies, Lin Ye’s subconscious would judge them as a specific group (enemies). He couldn’t separate them and choose two of them as his target.
Then, Healing Wave’s damage would be randomly divided among the enemies, resulting in the single damage to be greatly reduced and unable to kill anybody.
It could be said that the restrictions on this thing were quite large.
It wasn’t a good Skill.
However, since he didn’t want it to be a waste, Lin Ye decided to use it to replenish his damage.
He would replace it when he found a better damage Skill later on. After all, he would only be able to level it up to level 5 at most, and he would not feed it his precious breakthrough item— the Crown of Wisdom.
The only cost was the exp book consumed to level it up to Level 5 in seconds, as well as some of the “battle proficiency experience” that would be taken away by this thing after other Skills broke through the level five lock. There was no way to level it up to level 10 faster.
It was not a big loss.
Wait, *sob*
Speaking of which…
He hadn’t even dealt with the great attack speed heraldry he had obtained from the Land of Death.
At that time, because this precious Diamond-grade Skill book designated its effective target as an “ally”, Lin Ye never learned it and wanted to leave it to Su Mumu and Bai Zhi. It was a Halo passive Skill that could be turned into a “spy” Skill.
However, considering that the college entrance examination was about to begin, he would be in a team with two people, and he would definitely activate his talent to reverse the situation, so he was not in a hurry to let them learn to “trick” him.