Gauss looked at the Adventurer's Handbook, and sure enough.
The Rapid Digestion talent he had originally looted from the goblins had advanced from Initial Grade to Elite Grade.
He read the description.
The Energy Gland seemed to be a more advanced, hump-like organ that could store more energy in the body ahead of time, then convert it directly into stamina or magic when needed.
So he had a hidden reserve of energy now?
Not bad.
Gauss felt like his "Blue Bar" had quietly gotten a little longer.
But this Adventurer's Handbook sure was persuasive. It seemed to be encouraging him to kill more hosts of talent sources—in other words, goblins.
The more he killed, the better the energy storage effect.
And judging by these grades—Initial Grade, Elite Grade...
They seemed to correspond to the monster grades in the Monster Codex.
Did that mean this talent could continue to advance to Commander Grade, Lord Grade, Legendary Grade, and even higher?
Still, it had taken more than two hundred goblin kills to advance from Initial Grade to Elite Grade. If he wanted to raise it to the highest grade, the number he needed would probably be unimaginably large.
Forget it. He'd take it one step at a time.
Gauss thought the talent was already quite useful as it was.
It was mainly convenient. If an enemy thought they had driven him to the end of his rope, he could secretly activate his hidden reserves, recover his stamina, replenish his magic, and get back into the fight refreshed. That would be a considerable advantage.
And as long as he kept improving it, his reserve Blue Bar would only get longer.
The goblin village had been temporarily wiped clean.
Kevin and the others, who had been hiding in the distance, had somehow found clothes