Besides the Soul-Storing Jar and the straw doll, there was also a quiver.
[Oathbreaker's Quiver] [Quality: unique] [A quiver sewn from the skin of an oathbreaker. It is said that every arrow within it was once fired at someone who had sworn an oath.] [Poison Oath Arrow: whenever an arrow of any kind fired by the wearer hits a target, it inflicts the "Oathbreaking" curse. For ten minutes, every skill the target uses costs twice as much magic energy.]
Ling Chu's eyes lit up.
As long as an arrow hit someone, every skill they used over the next ten minutes would cost twice as much magic energy. This was practically a mage's worst nightmare!
Exceptionally powerful spells generally consumed enormous amounts of magic energy. Her own Death Waltz, for example, cost three hundred mana points per use. Double that, and it would be six hundred.
A single ultimate skill could drain an entire mana bar. After taking just one arrow, the target might not even have enough left to unleash their ultimate.
Pair it with Criminal Pursuit Arrow, which ignored ordinary evasion and slowed its target on impact, and a single hit would leave the victim unable to escape or use their ultimate.
Besides, she had been missing a quiver all this time. Storm Arrow was what she used most often now, and its arrows were formed directly from magic energy, so she had no need to fill a quiver beforehand. But it was equipment-who said a quiver had to contain arrows to work? She only needed to wear it.
Ling Chu equipped the quiver on the spot, fastening it behind her waist. It fit perfectly, and paired with her Oath of the Wind Whisperer, it finally made her look like a proper archer.
She put the remaining