Russell automatically ignored the repeatedly jumping Skill Card and turned his attention to the two Item Cards. Honestly, he thought his jumping was already impressive enough; he did not need any extra Skill Cards.
After all, not everyone could switch so effortlessly between black and white like he could, perfectly immersing himself in either role.
The epic one-handed hammer, "Dissenter," filled a gap in Russell's melee weapon arsenal.
Counting them up, he already had swords, guns, knives, gauntlets, and a halberd without a fork. Adding a hammer brought him one step closer to the achievement of mastering all eighteen weapons.
As it happened, he had always lacked a handy hammer to complement the Hui Tailang Tattoo.
The last item, the "Devil Phone," was described as something from hell. As its name suggested, it was used to make deals with devils.
Russell was very curious. If he dialed the number, which devil would provide him with services? In the Marvel Universe, would it be Mephisto?
A Mephisto hotline sounded pretty awesome!
He planned to take it out and try it in the next world. If it was an atheistic world, would this phone still be able to connect to hell's hotline?
After adding the Strength Attribute Point he had won in the draw, Russell distributed the 18 Free Attribute Points from his mission reward perfectly according to the "bucket principle." His personal panel began to refresh.
Host: Russell Strength: 132 (69+63) Constitution: 132 (92+40) Intelligence: 134 (94+40) Wealth: 130800 ...
A perfect mage build. Even the most nitpicking troll could not find a single flaw in it.
Having finished with the draw and attribute allocation, Russell tightened his arms around the two shoulders in his embrace. His figure faded, then vanished from the spot.
An empty space appeared between