[Blood Qi Blade] proficiency +20!
[Blood Qi Blade] proficiency +30!
A string of proficiency notifications kept appearing before his eyes.
Before this, the skill had already been close to leveling up. With this additional proficiency, the final stretch of the progress bar was filled.
"Skill [Blood Qi Blade] Level 6 (300/300) has leveled up!"
"Current Skill [Blood Qi Blade] Lv7 (Max)"
This old Excellent Grade Skill had been acquired fairly early on. At last, it had reached max level.
"Obtained Base Attribute Point: Strength +5"
"Automatically evolved into new skill—Blood Moon Sky Charge!"
"Learned Skill [Blood Moon Sky Charge]! Obtained Base Attribute Point: Strength +5!"
[Blood Moon Sky Charge] Level 1 (0/20): Consumes a large amount of Blood Qi to condense it into a semicircular blood-red sword aura that attacks the enemy, dealing massive damage.
Note: Casting this skill deals damage equal to 10% of its power to the user!
Another new Epic-level skill.
Normally, even Elite-ranked powerhouses like Flora could only master very few Epic-level skills. Many Elite-ranked powerhouses did not possess any Epic-level skills at all.
Even if they did, they usually had only one. Those with two or more were as rare as phoenix feathers.
Yet Lin Mo now had a full five Epic-level skills!
Even some Transcendent Grade powerhouses had no more than that.
Returning to the newly acquired skill, [Blood Moon Sky Charge] seemed highly similar to its predecessor, [Blood Qi Blade], based on the description alone.
The form of the skill was almost identical: both were blood-red sword auras. However, compared to [Blood Qi Blade], the sword aura of [Blood Moon Sky Charge] seemed fuller, taking the shape of a crescent moon.
Another similarity—or rather, something it retained—was the self-damage effect attached to [Blood Qi Blade].
Moreover, compared with the original [Blood Qi