Ding! Player Yi's Intelligence Attribute had reached its maximum value. Choose one of the following three Life Characteristics to develop.
① Wise Heart (Rare): True Intelligence +10, chanting speed +20%.
② Bright Wisdom (Rare): Thinking speed +50%. For every 10 points of True Intelligence, flight speed increased by 1%.
③ Adaptive (Rare): True Intelligence +5. With every level-up, True Intelligence gained an additional +1.
Option ① was a one-time deal, but considering the enormous difference each point of True Attributes made, this option could provide a solid advantage in the early stages.
However, Chen Yi already had the holy spirit's Heart Fire, along with the Elemental Reinforcement from the Three Spirits Unity Sacrifice.
Even though Chen Yi had only just entered Rank 7, his setup already surpassed that of veteran Rank 7 beings.
There was no need to sacrifice his future growth rate for an early burst of power.
So Chen Yi considered ② and ③.
The higher Intelligence was, the faster one's thinking speed became. It was like a computer's hardware.
Otherwise, those outrageously complex techniques could not be used at all.
Increasing thinking speed was essentially the same as increasing Casting Speed.
As for flight speed, that was simple—exactly what it sounded like.
For warriors, flight speed was tied to Agility.
For mages, flight speed was tied to Intelligence. Very few mages chose to use Spirit to propel themselves.
If they externalized their Spirit, they would understand the pain after taking a slash from an enemy.
But few mages relied solely on flight speed.
Mages relied more on methods such as Flash, Teleportation, elemental movement...
Powerful mages generally did not have poor attainments in space.
Except Chen Yi.
Most of the time, Chen Yi truly flew through the air. To that end, he had even created a technique