This could be considered a small selfish desire of Zong Shen's.
Next came the fifth item, a Rare Grade skill book.
No matter what, it was worth a look. At present, Zong Shen did not actually possess many skills himself.
Most of his skills came from all kinds of flashy equipment and items.
Thinking of this, he recalled his agreement with Bard Ingram regarding the Great City tournament.
According to Ingram, the tournament was unarmored combat, with only cloth clothing permitted.
Even the weapons were wooden. The primary form of competition was hand-to-hand combat.
It was divided into 1v1, 2v2, 4v4, 8v8, 12v12, and the largest 16v16 team battle.
Different participant counts came with different rules, and team battles allowed a specified number of cavalry.
As for archers, crossbowmen, and mages, they had separate forms of competition.
In every tournament, the hand-to-hand matches always had the most participants.
In the end, overall rankings would be determined based on records and scores, granting the qualifications to attend the banquet.
Besides that, the top ten in the tournament would receive different rewards and be recruited by nobles within the Great City.
Thus, the tournament was also essentially a talent selection event.
If Zong Shen participated then, he would have to remove all of his equipment.
However, items such as [Falling Feather (Gold)] and [Kade Medical Gem (Gold)], which took effect simply by being carried in the Storage Grid, could still function as usual.
The native inhabitants did not have portable Storage Grids.
Other than items that could strengthen him merely by being carried, the best way to increase his unarmored combat strength was to master more skills himself.
After all, skills did not care whether he wielded wooden weapons or iron weapons.
With that in mind, Zong Shen took out the skill