Lu Yang controlled his Water Avatar to learn the "Drunken Mist" skill. A flash of light passed, and a wine mist icon appeared in his skill bar, accompanied by a red note beneath it: Insufficient Wine.
Lu Yang was genuinely excited this time, even jumping up. Drunken Mist was simply too special.
His Water Mage clone could only undergo a second job change and could not undergo a third Bloodline change. Therefore, once Bloodlines began to become widespread, the flaws of the Clone Bloodline became apparent. Without sufficient attributes and high-level skills, clones were at an absolute disadvantage against other Bloodline classes. Once a clone died, the main body would die as well.
To balance clone classes, the officials had added many special skills for them, and "Drunken Mist" was one of them. But the reason Lu Yang was so excited was that Drunken Mist had another special function: it could serve as a supporting skill for a new type of spell—Mixed Spells.
The top-ranked fire-type Mixed Spell was Fire Wine Storm. Strong liquor ignited upon contact with fire. When Lu Yang cast Howling Fire Dragon and his clone sprayed Drunken Mist, it could increase Howling Fire Dragon's horizontal and vertical range by 1.5 times and double its damage. If the liquor was good enough, it could even triple the damage.
In his previous life, almost every clone fire mage would equip a water clone to learn Drunken Mist and increase their spell damage.
However, in his previous life, Drunken Mist had been purchased from the officials. At this stage of the game, other Bloodlines had yet to pose a countering threat to the Clone Bloodline, so this skill was not widespread. Lu Yang did not even know where it dropped, which was why he had not been using his