The character template limit?
A primary attribute?
Qin Ran froze at the unexpected prompt.
Neither the LCD screen in the room nor the display on his retina offered any explanation of "character template" or "primary attribute."
There was only the line: [You have reached the limit of your current character template. Would you like to set your mental attribute as your primary attribute? Yes/No]
Qin Ran's brows furrowed involuntarily.
His habitual caution kept him from acting rashly.
That was especially true when someone he knew and trusted might understand what was happening.
Qin Ran opened his private messages and left Lawless a message asking about it.
Then he turned his attention to his character attributes.
[Strength: A-; Agility: A-; Constitution: A+; Mental Attribute: SSS+; Perception: B+]
His mental attribute was far ahead of all the others.
His strength, agility, and constitution were fairly balanced.
His perception lagged a little behind, though that was only in comparison with his other attributes.
Even among ordinary veteran players, B+ perception would certainly count as a high attribute.
Still, considering the battle ahead, Qin Ran decided to raise it again.
He had originally intended to emphasize the power of his mental attribute, striving for a level of absolute, overwhelming superiority.
But this unexpected development forced him to settle for the next best option.
[Using Gold Attribute Point...] [Perception: B+ → A-] [Using Gold Attribute Point...] [Perception: A- → A]
Doing this might affect the increase in perception he would receive when [Tracking] leveled up.
But his conjecture about special skills, along with the unique nature of advancing from Peerless to Transcendent, gave Qin Ran confidence that his perception would rise again as [Tracking] improved.
Next, Qin Ran looked at his points and skill points.
``` [Points: 25,000; Skill