However, after living through the Era of Strangeness for so long, Spirit Intelligence had probably gained a deep understanding of Jiang Yue's personality and character from the way he did things. So when it granted him the Year Eater Skill, it didn't bother with any options.
Still, the moral restrictions on the Year Eater Skill could undoubtedly be seen as a warning.
Use it well, and everyone would be happy.
But if he abused it, he shouldn't complain that he hadn't been warned about the consequences.
At Jiang Yue's age, though, he wasn't particularly eager to get the Year Eater Skill in the first place, so he wasn't exactly ecstatic when he received it.
Overall, the skill wasn't enough to make him ecstatic at this stage. And with those moral restrictions in place, he was even more confused. When, and under what circumstances, could he use it without violating them?
Was it purely a matter of good versus evil? Or should it be judged by whether it was necessary or not?
Also, could this skill benefit from the Shared Blessing?
For Jiang Yue, this was a minefield he hadn't yet figured out how to navigate.
By comparison, he was much more satisfied with several of the other rewards.
The Copy Probability Increase was undoubtedly a huge boon.
The improvement to Dark Elegy was also a boon. However, in last night's battle, Jiang Yue had discovered that he could already control an enormous number of evil creatures with Dark Elegy.
Doubling both the number and the duration was really just the icing on the cake.
The upgrade that truly pleased Jiang Yue the most was the Invisibility Skill.
The old version of the Invisibility Skill had too many restrictions.
He could only use it once a day, and each use lasted