After 200 Consecutive Wins, each additional consecutive victory permanently awarded 1 extra point, until the streak was broken.
That meant that at 300 consecutive wins, each victory would be worth 120 points.
The equivalent of winning 120 matches without a streak.
"Man, doing the same thing over and over two hundred times really is boring."
He'd run into the fifth- and sixth-ranked players during that time, too.
Unfortunately,
they were about as useless as Monsil. Neither could put up a fight.
They couldn't even withstand his 10-gold Alchemical Bomb or his 20-gold Bone-Corroding Poison...
They weren't even worthy of seeing his magic.
Still, over a hundred matches of "combat training" had let Lu Cang become thoroughly familiar with the new items he'd bought.
He should be able to use them pretty well in real combat, too.
Given Lu Cang's cautious nature,
he had to familiarize himself with and rehearse even the use of items.
"Come to think of it... these magical artifacts also contain the principles of magic."
"They aren't entirely magic, but they're still inextricably connected to it."
"Perhaps the Source manifests in more than just magic."
"Perhaps the Source should encompass all things..."
Could all laws and all things lead to the Source?
Lu Cang wondered, and at the same time, seemed to have found a much clearer answer.
With that question on his mind, Lu Cang continued fighting.
Over the next few dozen matches, Lu Cang tried to defeat his opponents with close combat and weapons.
It certainly caused him plenty of trouble.
But in his opponents' eyes, it was even more bizarre.
They'd slash at Lu Cang, only for it to feel like they'd struck a city wall. He wouldn't move an inch.
And this inexplicable mage even tried to fight them up close with a