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Chapter 542 - Chapter 542 Three Styles of Northern Darkness Letter from the

Chapter 542: Three Styles of Northern Darkness, Letter from the Mountain (1) Chapter 542: Three Styles of Northern Darkness, Letter from the Mountain (1) In the quiet secret room, only the sound of calm breathing was left.

Su Mo sat on the futon, his eyes fixed on a certain void.

Of course, he wasn’t really looking at the void.

Instead, he looked at the updated game panel.

It was the same as when he broke through from Tier 3 to Tier 4.

There were two new functions in the game panel.

Other than the extremely useful [Spirit Transformation].

Another function was equally important.

Even from the perspective of demand.

It was even more urgent than [Spirit Transformation].

This function was called [Spell Deduction].

As the name suggested, this was a function used to deduce spells.

However, its actual effect was far beyond the literal meaning.

Now that the enemies they encountered were getting stronger and stronger.

Many of the skills that he had learned when he was weak were not enough.

Su Mo knew that many of his Tier 3 and Tier 4 sword saint skills were no longer usable.

On one hand, those skills were very difficult to use on high-level enemies.

On the other hand, it took time to use the skill.

Among those of the same rank, the difference was extremely small. This bit of time was insignificant.

However, for a high-level expert, this little bit of time was enough to form a flaw and allow the opponent to achieve victory.

As a result, the fancy skills were not as good as the ordinary Piercing Slash.

Because he was fast enough.

But even so, it was still difficult to deal damage to high-level enemies with the help of the sharpness of the sword.

For example, a Quasi-Sage would not even be able to break through his opponent’s defense as long as his law barrier was activated.

This had nothing to do with what skill he used. It was purely because the difference in the nature of his strength was too huge.

When he was dealing with the Tier 9 fighters from the 8th Rank, it was the same.

Thanks to the evil saint token he could easily block the mental attack from a high-level.

However, at the same time, it was difficult for his many skills to land on the other party.

Even if it did fall, it would only cause negligible damage.

It was even as if he was tickling them.

In his past battles, Su Mo had often relied on external forces to help him.

For example, Saint Weapons, King’s Flame, Devil Light Turbulence, and so on.

This was not a power he possessed.

Perhaps in the future, when he encountered a certain battle scene, these external forces would be difficult to use.

At that time, he would have to rely on his own abilities.

Of course, the conditions for this guess were very harsh. There was a high probability that it would not appear.

However, this did not stop Su Mo from preparing for the worst.

Thus, there were only three paths left.

First, he had to strive to obtain more and richer external forces.

For example, he could hold other Saint Weapons, Quasi-Saint Weapons, or even create a magical pet similar to Wang Huo.

Second, to increase one’s level and undergo a qualitative change in one’s strength.

Now that he had reached Tier 7, he had achieved his goal.

The increase in his level had caused a qualitative change in his mental strength, and his lethality had increased greatly.

In the future, he could use his spiritual power as a regular attack method.

As for the third, it was to comprehend stronger and surmounting skills.

Originally, this was not considered difficult. After all, there were plenty of skills in the system.

As long as he drew enough, he could always draw something suitable for himself.

However, Su Mo noticed a problem.

Although he had many skills, they did not form a system.

If it was at a low level, this would not be a problem at all, because everyone would be noobs pecking at each other.

If you had a variety of methods, you would be able to obtain a higher chance of winning.

However, after reaching Stage 7, Su Mo realized that the situation was different.

After asking many high-level experts, he found out.

Everyone pursued the idea of breaking all laws with one force.

To make a certain skill his core skill, to constantly improve and strengthen it.

And by analogy, it formed a unique skill tree.

Then, he would use the skill tree as a general method to deal with all disasters.

This method seemed rather extreme, but it was extremely useful in actual combat.

In the end, it could even form a physical memory and kill the enemy before they could react.

After thinking about it, Su Mo realized that…

It was the same for him.

He seemed to have mastered many powerful skills, but if he encountered an enemy like a Quasi-Sage, he would not be able to kill him with one skill. It would be the same no matter how many skills he used.

This way, it was better to increase the strength of a single skill, which would more or less cause some damage.

In addition, many of the skills he currently mastered were gradually coming to an end after reaching the Advanced Level.

For example poison immunity. Many high-level experts were actually immune to poison.

He already had this passive skill.

Another example was dark vision. Everyone could see things at night.

In places where one couldn’t see, such as in the evening fog, one couldn’t see very far with their dark vision.

As for the Arc Light Sword and finger sword, they were the basic usage of sword saint. They could be casually flicked out, and the Sword Qi would rain down like rain. There was no need to cultivate them as specialized skills.

Previously, Su Mo had been thinking about how to deal with this mess.

Perhaps in the end, he could only leave them there.

This made Su Mo feel that it was a pity.

Moreover, it would be very troublesome for him to re-select the skills that were suitable for him to build a skill tree.

But now, after awakening [Spell Deduction], everything was different.

Spell Deduction could deduce a skill that suited one’s needs.

It was different from the game panel. It directly deduced according to one’s own needs.

Of course, this deduction did not appear out of nowhere. It was based on the many skills he had currently mastered.

It could allow all skills, even the skills and spells of the cultivation world, to be integrated into it, turning into nutrients to nurture stronger skills.