The Reward for the Mission II

Should he focus on offense or defense?

Brando gritted his teeth. Something felt off. Although the autonomous enhancement of his Time-Space Attribute left him somewhat frustrated, it was not irreversible—but it meant he would likely have to abandon the path he had planned to take.

He hesitated for a moment, but eventually placed his hand on the Templar Knight class.

In the past, players often changed their class paths because of a powerful weapon. Changing his class path because of a powerful Element was far more reliable, so to speak. After all, Elements accompanied one throughout one's life, and the Time-Space Element was especially powerful. Ordinary Element Enhancement Attributes increased things by at most 50%, while conceptual Elements directly doubled them.

With such a powerful advantage, he could not possibly give it up so easily.

Besides, he had considered the warrior-oriented combat knight path before. Its offensive power might be slightly weaker than the class path he had originally planned, but it should not be far behind. He still had the Templar Knight's Conflict Aura, as well as the Crown of Thorns. Brando instantly decided on the path he would take from then on.

He then looked at his Templar Knight skills, and the skill panel had indeed changed completely. After the Element Enhancement, the skills possessed their own unique laws:

Blood of the Sun (Level 10) Master (Element/Normal): Any enemy that deals melee damage to the Templar Knight will suffer 50% damage reflection.

(Element Enhancement) Blood of the Sun could now ignore spatial restrictions and reflect ranged damage.

Crown of Thorns (Level 10) Master (Element/Normal): Continuously active, increasing resistance and defense by 20.

When activated, it converted all defense, resistance, and endurance into attack power for half an hour. After the effect ended, the Templar Knight lost all defense,