If Liz had been surprised when Fang Zheng made a gun, what he did next practically left her jaw hanging—he could actually attack with a skill while holding a gun in one hand and a sword in the other!?
How on earth had Fang Zheng done that?
Liz could no longer be bothered with keeping up appearances. She practically wanted to rush over, grab Fang Zheng, and demand an explanation.
Her excitement was only natural. After these past few days of "survival," players had developed a basic understanding of the game's skills and combat system. One of those rules was—[Skills could only be used when weapons were properly equipped].
For example, One-handed Swords had a skill called [Horizontal Square Slash]. As long as a player held a One-handed Sword, they could activate it; it did not matter whether their other hand was empty or held a shield.
But conversely, if a player equipped two One-handed Swords, they could not activate [Horizontal Square Slash]. The reason was simple: it was a "one-handed" sword skill. If both hands were equipped with weapons, then it was no longer a "one-handed skill," so naturally it could not be used!
That was why Liz was so agitated. The Monster Cleaver she had forged was a One-handed Sword, so her other hand naturally could not hold a weapon if she wanted to use skills. Yet Fang Zheng could shoot and use skills at the same time? Was he kidding her? What kind of system bug was this?
Fang Zheng's answer to Liz's question was quite simple.
"Because my left hand isn't holding a weapon."
"...???"
Hearing Fang Zheng's words, Liz froze for a moment. She looked at the gun in his left hand, then raised her head to stare at him with an expression that plainly