Come to think of it, no one had ever said that skills had to be recorded on paper.
They could be recorded on iron plates and passed down as well.
A skill from an Ancient Adventurer!
Wu Heng was still somewhat excited. He just didn't know how effective the skill would be.
Now that he had become a hero, he truly needed some high-level skills to increase his combat strength.
He continued examining the remaining iron plates, but no new skill prompt appeared.
These six iron plates recorded a single skill. There were corresponding dots along the edges of the plates, and after comparing them slightly, he could identify the order of the first and second pages.
"What does it say?" Seeing the delight on his face, Granda knew it had to be something good. She floated beside him and asked.
Wu Heng wiped the mud from the iron plates before putting them into his Spatial Ring. "A Skill Book!"
"This is a Skill Book?" Granda was somewhat surprised, then asked, "Is the writing on it from your world? Why is it different?"
Granda had learned the writing of the Modern World. She had translated all those Great Detective novels herself.
"It should be Oracle Bone Script," Wu Heng said.
Granda looked at Xiaoxiao, who shrugged. "Never heard of it!"
"It's a very old type of writing. The writing used now gradually evolved from it," Wu Heng explained.
Granda nodded, and Beni enthusiastically added, "Wu Heng is very knowledgeable."
Xiaoxiao continued asking, "This can count as a book too?"
"That's perfectly normal," Wu Heng said. "To preserve things for longer, ancient people would carve the content they wanted to pass down onto stone or metal."
"Oh, oh!" Xiaoxiao nodded unconsciously.
Wu Heng continued, "Look around nearby. Find anything with writing