Phini blinked as she watched the two of them each give the other a hit, sensing that something was off about the atmosphere.
But she had no idea what to say, so she could only wear an awkward expression, hesitating to speak.
The two people involved, however, did not take it to heart at all. After getting his "revenge," Lin Mo eagerly looked at the panel.
He had just learned two new skills, so naturally, a string of messages appeared.
"Skill learned: Backstab. Stat Points gained: Agility +1!"
"Skill learned: Shadow Strike. Stat Points gained: Agility +2!"
First came the notifications for learning the two skills. Worth mentioning was that Shadow Strike was actually an Excellent-grade skill.
Though she seemed to hold some inexplicable "hostility" toward him, this maid was actually quite a nice person at heart, and she listened to Phini very well.
When Phini told her to teach him, she really held nothing back!
Seeing that his base Agility had reached 21 points, Lin Mo happily continued reading.
"Promotion requirements met. Profession Assassin (Lv. 1) promoted—Current Profession: Assassin (Lv. 2)."
"Profession Attribute Amplification obtained: Strength +1, Agility +2!"
Like Warriors and Knights, a Level 2 Assassin provided three additional amplified attributes.
How much would a Level 3 profession provide?
Probably not much. Lin Mo figured that only at Level 6, when he became a Veteran Rank professional, would there be a qualitative transformation.
The ranks in this world had not been divided arbitrarily. The reason adventurers of different levels differed so greatly was largely because of the qualitative changes brought by amplified attributes.
For example, the moment one first advanced into a profession, they received six Stat Points at once, instantly creating a gap between themselves and ordinary people.
Then when one reached Level 6 and became a