There were three lords on the Ninety-Ninth Floor. All three had to be killed to clear it.
After clearing the Sky-Piercing Tower, players who had made significant contributions during the clearance would receive additional Clearance Rewards. A player who killed one lord could retain any three combat skills and spells acquired in the [Game] world after clearing it; a player who killed two lords could retain any ten combat skills and spells; and a player who killed all three could retain every combat skill and spell acquired in the [Game] world. All ability effects would inherit the player's original skill levels.
Of course, these inherited combat skills and spells could not be kept indefinitely. They could only be used once, disappearing after use. Moreover, only the players who landed the kills during the actual clearance would receive the Clearance Rewards. Due to the three lords' infinite resurrection mechanic, any kills made after their final resurrection but before the floor was fully cleared did not count.
Although these inherited combat skills and spells were one-use items, the [Game] world was highly data-driven and rule-based. Many of its abilities even completely defied the laws of physics in reality. Even just ten moves, or even three, could provide a considerable advantage in the matches to come.
As the player who had killed all the lords, Luo Jun naturally inherited every ability. And Luo Jun happened to be a compulsive collector and hoarder. The last time he had entered the [Game], he had gathered a vast number of spells and combat skills, and had also obtained an enormous number of Skill Points through the Magic Spring. He had all kinds of strange and unusual spells, and they were all quite powerful. Even if he used them once and tossed them away, he would not