There was no soul skill; instead, it manifested in the form of a talent.
Explosion Lv3 (Body Talent: Channels Soul Power into the right foot and condenses it there. A single kick strikes like dawn breaking across the sky, its roar shaking the surroundings and inflicting unimaginable explosive damage upon the enemy.)
This talent revealed several useful pieces of information.
Soul skills granted by Soul Bones were classified as Body Talents.
And the talent granted by a thousand-year Soul Bone was Lv3, one level higher than that of a hundred-year one.
By comparing it with soul rings, this more or less confirmed his previous conjecture.
The description of this talent revealed that the One-Eyed Giant Horn Antelope possessed a skill that unleashed an explosion with a kick.
And it could most likely use it with all four hooves.
At that thought, Fang Ling could not help but feel a lingering chill of fear.
Fortunately, when facing a Thousand-Year Soul Beast with formidable attack power, he had instinctively chosen to flee.
In the end, he had not given it much of a chance to launch a desperate counterattack before dying.
Otherwise, one kick might really have killed him on the spot...
Casting aside those nonexistent what-ifs, Fang Ling continued focusing on his talents.
The number of talents was increasing.
At the same time, some of his other talents had undergone corresponding changes.
Perhaps it was because the One-Eyed Giant Horn Antelope was stubborn, or perhaps sheep were simply born with a natural obstinacy.
Fang Ling had merely looked at it once in the forest.
Yet the sheep had pursued him for hundreds of kilometers.
In the end, Fang Ling lured it into a crevice in the mountain, where it was trapped and unwillingly killed.
To possess great strength yet have nowhere