Of the four rewards, Options A and B were clearly unsuitable for Su Xiao. As for D, it was an excellent reward, but Su Xiao could improve his Swordsmanship Grandmaster through Soul Crystals. Therefore, he naturally chose Reward C.
Nearly 60 points of physical defense plus 1,200 health points—an enhancement like this was not something one encountered often. As a lone wolf, Su Xiao naturally needed to appropriately improve his survivability.
The moment Su Xiao made his choice, a golden mote of light entered his chest and spread throughout his body. A coconut flavor appeared in his mouth, and his heartbeat suddenly quickened.
More than ten minutes later, Su Xiao let out a long breath. He felt a vigorous vitality within his body, and his internal organs had all been strengthened. Even breathing felt refreshing.
The Hunter's unenhanced Real Agility Attribute had reached 99 points. The Hunter could choose one of the following rewards.
A. Divine Physique: Greatly increases the nervous system's tolerance limit (enhancement: 300%).
B. Death Shadow (Rare Reward): While in shadow, one would gradually merge into the shadows, making oneself impossible to detect or investigate.
C. Soul Pierce (Rare Reward): When using a weapon to pierce an enemy, there was a 3% chance of piercing the enemy's soul, causing this attack to deal 2–6 times its normal damage.
There were two rare rewards. If they were ranked by grade, then Reward C would definitely be the choice. However, compared to Reward A's Divine Physique, Rewards B and C could only be considered trash. That was right—straight-up trash.
In most battles, Su Xiao used his Intuition ability to judge his enemies' movements and positions, supplementing it with visual observation. None of this could be separated from his nervous system. Su Xiao was human—a very powerful human, the