As the blood-red pillar unleashed by Bloody Rave gradually faded, the rumbling slowly died away.
Lu Xiu straightened up, bracing both hands on her blade, and looked at the system notification before her.
Huh?
She had thought that once the progress bar reached one hundred percent, the system would, at most, bundle those Berserker skills into a skill set and recognize them as her original creation.
Instead, she had actually created a new class?
"That works too—?"
Lu Xiu muttered to herself. She had actually speculated about where the classes in this gamified world had originally come from.
Her conclusion had been that the system most likely designed them. After all, liberating skills was no easy feat, and assembling those liberated skills into a complete framework, with both active and passive abilities, was simply too difficult.
Creating them yourself was too hard as well. How would you even invent a skill like Audience?
So she had always assumed that creating classes had nothing to do with players.
Who would have thought—
She had come to the Construction Space to practice liberating skills, then tinkered her way through a whole bunch of Berserker skills, and finally...
She had actually built an entire class from scratch!
That really worked?
Lu Xiu read the system notification over and over, then began to understand.
Actually...
There really was some logic to it.
Other classes might be harder to create. Take Devil May Cry, for example: Lu Xiu couldn't summon all those ghosts and gods. Where would she even find them?
The same went for Asura, which primarily attacked with sword energy. Lu Xiu had only just learned to compress air. What did she know about sword energy—
If she tried to create those classes, she wouldn't be able to assemble a coherent set of