After Destiny Redemption advanced to the Legendary grade, it became the Destiny Ruler. It still looked like a metal lighter, but it was far more exquisite. The words Su Xiao had carved onto it had not disappeared, and the lines had become much smoother.
After advancing to the Legendary grade, the Destiny Ruler's abilities became exceptionally powerful. Equipment Effect 1 was simple and brutal: after defeating or killing an enemy, it permanently stole a small portion of the enemy's luck and stored it within the Destiny Ruler. Once it reached 100%, Su Xiao's Luck attribute would directly increase by 1 point.
This ability was very powerful, but it had many restrictions. For example, it could not continuously steal luck from the same target within 160 days, and it could not steal luck from enemies whose luck was too weak.
This meant that the number of people whose luck Su Xiao could steal was limited. But it did not matter much. Enemies capable of fighting him would not have weak luck. As for civilians in the various worlds, they belonged to the category whose luck could not be stolen.
The instant he saw this ability, Su Xiao thought of the Protagonists in the Derivative Worlds. Killing them was highly risky, but their luck was certainly extremely strong. If he beat them up badly, he might directly increase his Luck attribute. This was worth experimenting with.
As for Equipment Effect 2, what did 10 points of Luck mean? Su Xiao's Luck attribute had previously been only 8 points—7 now. It was more than double that, with 2 extra points on top. Its consumption had also changed to Soul Crystals (Fragments). Crushing one Soul Crystal (Large) would let him use it for a long time.
Equipment Effect 3 was quite interesting. It was