"Warrior's Spirit," one of Ottar's skills, was ridiculously powerful.
Ottar might not have as many skills as Finn, but almost all of his skills had been born for battle.
"Ultimate weapon" wasn't just an exaggeration. Take the skill called "Warrior's Spirit," for example. It was only one skill, yet its effects numbered no fewer than four!
continuing to fight, temporarily gained the developmental ability "Healing."
continuing to fight, temporarily gained the developmental ability "Mental Recovery."
developmental abilities learned while continuing to fight were enhanced.
conditions and abilities for continuing to fight changed in proportion to the user's ability scores.
Taken together, these four effects meant that as long as he was in battle, Ottar's speed, strength, developmental abilities, and the power of his techniques would all increase in proportion to his ability scores.
As for "Mental Recovery," one of the developmental abilities, it allowed him to heal himself and maintain a plentiful supply of mental energy.
With "Warrior's Spirit" activated, Ottar seemed to have taken some kind of drug and suddenly surged back into action, instantly turning around a battle that had been going quite badly for him.
Finn had taken several of Ottar's heavy sword strikes, and blood even trickled from the corner of his mouth due to his internal injuries.
Unwilling to leave the fight like this, he now brought out his last trump card: "Smallfolk's True Essence."
This skill greatly increased the effects of Finn's magic and skills when he was in a desperate situation.
Since it enhanced the effects of skills and magic, the boosts from "Fierce Demon Spear," "Riding Heart Spear," and the other magic and skills he had used earlier naturally became more powerful as well.
Seeing that Finn had clearly thrown everything he had into the fight, Ottar laughed and said, "You're not