You Might Die If I Cast My Healing Spell Novel - Chapter 421
421 The Final Summing Up Before Entering Yanan (II)
A/N: A summary of abilities without data. I suggest skipping this chapter if you don’t like reading it.
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A thin layer of shield was enough for a normal attack, and you still want to save your life?
Shield-Breaking Hammer!
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However, its group petrification effect was pretty good. Even if it could not control the creatures of a higher civilization, it could at least waste one of its Purification or Dispel skills, as long as the control skills of the creatures of a lower civilization were effective against the creatures of a higher civilization.
Therefore, it was ranked second.
Moon Blade’s Moon Shadow form could hold down enemies for three seconds, which was a godly skill. However, Lin Ye could now use primitive. The Moon Shadow Gap was not as useful to him as before.
Hence, the priority was lowered to the Guardian Form with Petrification Control.
The Wind Form was also known as the happy form. Although it was very happy when you were happy, if you were killed by an enemy before you could fly, you would not be happy at all.
As for the large-scale aggro skill, Drifting Wind, it didn’t rely on the aggro effect of the skill itself, but on the difference in attributes between the user and the target. This wasn’t fair to Lin Ye, who was only level 20. He basically couldn’t attract creatures from advanced civilizations.
Therefore, its priority was very low, ranking second to last.
The last priority was the “Redemption Form”, which summoned a “Moon Jellyfish” to heal teammates and dispel negative statuses.
Originally, this form could have been ranked higher.
But unfortunately, Lin Ye’s following battles were all high-pressure battles where “if I can’t insta-kill you, I’ll be insta-killed by you.”
Healing and whatnot were just floating clouds.
It was better to use the ability to dispel negative statuses when summoning the jellyfish.
However, it was still the same logic. If Lin Ye took the enemy’s negative status in a high-pressure battle, it basically meant that he also took the enemy’s damage skill. It didn’t matter whether he dispelled it or not. It was better to quickly deal more damage and kill the enemy as soon as possible while his HP was locked and triggered passively.
If the enemy used a curse skill that only had a negative status.
There was no damage effect.
Then Lin Ye should quickly use his damage skills to kill the opponent. It was better not to let the opponent use a second round of damage skills.
Otherwise, if he slowly changed his name to Moon Blade and released a Jellyfish to dispel the negative status on his body, he would be killed by the enemy’s second round of damage skills. Wouldn’t that be a pure injustice?
The second Godkiller-ranked weapon.
The Divine Scepter.
It was a staff-type weapon that was completely different from the famous sword, Hidden Moon Blade.
It has abilities were Divine Protection, which could summon an ineffective shield.
[Vajra Breath] increased both resistance and speed.
Group Lifesteal, Blue Sky.
The excessive healing turned into a white shield, the Heart of Prayer.
A Glorious Halo with a 10% cooldown reduction.
[Mental Protection] that was immune to mind control and mental attacks.
Forcefully sealing his HP and invincibility for 15 seconds with Divine Protection.
The aura of death that specializes in killing sea monsters.
Just by looking at the effects of its skills, it completely suppressed the famous Moon Blade. It was equivalent to a high-level substitute for the famous Moon Blade, regardless of whether it was a fight against noobs, a fight against the same level, or a fight against a higher level.
However, Lin Ye’s talent and skills were too special.
As a result, the increase in damage caused by the Instant Damage Amplification was far greater than the defensive effect of the Divine Scepter.
Unless his future enemies were all super bulls with hundreds of thousands or even millions of HP, Lin Ye would only be able to deal around 100,000 damage, and he had to play a war of attrition with them. Otherwise, there was no way the Divine Scepter could completely replace Hidden Sword.
Just like in MOBA games, the outcome of a team battle would be completely different if one could instantly focus fire on one person.
Therefore…
Whether it was the Divine Scepter or the Moon Blade.
They had to be kept.
From time to time, he would have to switch to use it.
*Sigh*
In the end, it was also a pot that could not hold two weapons.
If he could hold both weapons and make both Godkiller-ranked weapons work, he would not have such a problem…
In the end.
Holy Kara.
This was one of Lin Ye’s ultimate trump cards in entering Yanan.
Its ability was to ignore the distance and open a group chat at will. It was called “Mind Connection.”
It was a summoning ritual that ignored the distance and casually pulled people in front of him.
It was an experience bonus that increased the growth of the team members.
Sharing the experience points and rewards of the team members.
A guild storage that allowed players to obtain equipment from their teammates at any time.
The fake sealed blood that could be revived after falling to the ground could help each other.
The effect of the ability could be called the Godkiller-level ‘Unity.’
He didn’t consider anything else, but the most important thing was the last skill, “United as One.” Because the cooldown time was too long and required 90 days, Lin Ye hadn’t tested its actual effect yet.
For the time being, he could only say.
However, no matter how big or small the cloud was, this ability was extremely abnormal. It could produce a 1+1 = 100 effect with Lin Ye’s current strength.
If it was said that this time, Yanan had a narrow escape.
This ‘Unity’ was the most important thing in his life.
‘I hope you won’t disappoint me then…’
Next,
The skill group that Lin Ye currently had.
He began to analyze the order in which all the reversal skills were released.
Reversal. Stars Godly Glory.
Level 5, Platinum Quality, 10% increase in damage. Damage was a little low because it had not broken through the skill lock. It was still the most basic Level 5 interface.
However, even if he used two crowns of Wisdom to break through to Level 10 or six crowns of wisdom to break through to Level 20, the increase in damage would still not be enough. It would not be as explosive as Bright Mirror Water.
Therefore, it was better to just use it as a damage-increasing tool skill.
Reversal. Aqua Tide
Level 15, Platinum Quality. Deals AOE damage and adds three random debuffs to all enemies.
Actually, he could already be eliminated.
However, Lin Ye mainly used it to trick his enemies into using Dispel to prepare for the next few debuff skills, so it didn’t matter if he kept it; it wasn’t a waste of time.
Reversal. Blessing of the Stars.
Level 15, Diamond Quality. Deals AOE damage. Grants a Level 4 state where all attributes are greatly reduced. It Dispels four random buffs.
The main skill had to be nurtured, but its priority was below the Bright Mirror Still Water. At this stage, it would be useless at level 15.
Revival.
Level 15, Diamond quality. Deals AOE damage and subsequent continuous damage.
It was Lin Ye’s highest damage AOE at this stage. Even if it was just single-target damage, it was still the highest. It was only lower than Mirror Still Water.
Unfortunately, there were no additional special effects.
Therefore, the priority of leveling up for the time being was not as high as the Blessing of the Stars and the other diamond skill.
Six-Winged Angel’s Blessing.
Level 15, Diamond-grade. The effect of the skill was to first recover HP, then increase the damage dealt by 30%, and grant a healing state that would continuously recover HP.
This skill was quite special.
Lin Ye’s previous test was to turn it into a reverse skill to deal more damage, which was more effective than using it as a tool to increase damage.
This was because the other skills that had received a 30% damage increase could not compare to this skill’s full damage and reverse damage.
But now that the Bright Mirror Water had broken through the level 20 barrier, and it might even break through the level 25 barrier in the future, the damage it caused would definitely be higher than the damage of the six-winged angel’s blessing if it was reversed.
Therefore…
This skill would not be reversed.
Instead, it was best to use it directly.
Clarity.
Mana Recovery and Mana Drain were average, but their effects were unique. They could stack with similar skills and were considered very valuable skills.
With extra resources, he would definitely pull them.
And finally…
The highlight.
Godkiller-ranked skill, Bright Mirror Water.
It was a super wall-hanging skill that combined direct damage, greatly reduced all attributes, dispelled enemy buffs, gave random debuffs, absorbed mana, break shields, reduced maximum health, prohibited healing, and refreshed skills.
Most importantly…
The worst thing about it wasn’t the insane effects of its skills.
It was the cooldown time.
At Level 1, it had a 60-second cooldown. At Level 5, it still had a 60-second cooldown. At Level 15, it still had a 60-second cooldown.
Now, he had used the “guide reward” given by the Professional Alliance to level it up to level 20.
The effects of all his skills increased like crazy.
The cooldown remained unchanged.
It was still 60 seconds.
This completely went against the basic concept that the higher the level of s skill, the longer the cooldown.
Just like switching from a small pistol to a sniper rifle, every time a normal skill leveled up, its power would be greatly enhanced, but the cooldown time would also increase slightly.
Some people said that this setting was for balance.
Some people said that this setting was for science.
After all, the more powerful an item was, such as an energy cannon, the longer it would take to charge up power. It was not easy to cast it instantly.
But no matter what.
The Bright Mirror Water had already broken this rule.
This was also why Lin Ye didn’t hesitate to put all of his crown of wisdom into it.
It took less than 60 seconds for a single nuclear explosion to occur.
Well… Isn’t this awesome?
