Charged Slash proficiency +50
At times like this, the downside of having a high level became apparent.
Lin Mo's Mage Profession had already reached Level 6, so kill proficiency was calculated based on Level 6. If he had been even one level lower, with the opponent two levels above him, he could have received an additional 50% proficiency bonus.
Even without that bonus, however, the numerous gains from the earlier battle had nearly filled Charged Slash's proficiency bar.
Charged Slash Level 6 (273/300)
Almost there. It was about to level up!
This skill that had accompanied Lin Mo for so long was finally about to reach max level, evolve, and become his second Epic-level skill!
How could Lin Mo possibly wait?
After hurriedly collecting the Silver Rank Goblin's loot, he immediately headed toward where his clone had disappeared—where the other Silver Goblin had appeared.
In the instant before the clone vanished, he had already seen Shefiliya make her move.
Shefiliya was certainly no weakling, but that Silver Rank Goblin was likewise a lord-class monster. It most likely possessed a bloodline talent blessing similar to the Goblin Lin Mo had just fought, so Shefiliya's assassination might not go so smoothly.
Of course, the most important thing was that Lin Mo wanted to leech some proficiency.
Proficiency from a Level 9 monster! The higher the level gap when killing monsters, the greater the extra proficiency bonus. That Level 9 monster was three levels above Lin Mo, so the bonus should theoretically be even larger.
Still, he would not wait until then for Charged Slash to level up and evolve.
Along the way, Lin Mo casually dealt with several Goblins he encountered, their Threat Levels around Level 3 or 4.
Besides maxing out Charged Slash, he also farmed a bit of proficiency for