Chapter 588

In the end, what made Geralt make up his mind was the Black Goat's additional effect: +50% Strength.

While holding the Black Goat, every 1 point added was equivalent to gaining 1.5 points.

So Geralt added 1 point to Spirit, raising the attribute to 20, and put the remaining 9 points into Strength.

If Geralt activated the Forbidden Spellmark at 30% release while holding the Black Goat, his Strength would reach an astonishing 130.5.

If he got lucky, he might trigger the armor-piercing effect.

What enemy couldn't be solved with one hammer?

A hammer for Superman!

He was delighted.

As for skill points, Geralt considered it for a while before finally putting them into Spirit Sight.

His current skills were Spirit Sight, Night Vision LvMax, Winchester Mixed Martial Arts Lv3, and Forbidden Spellmark 30%.

Night Vision was already maxed out. Maxed out meant there was nowhere higher to go.

Winchester Mixed Martial Arts was essentially an amalgamation created by the Winchester Family's ancestors, combining various fighting styles and extracting their essence. Put bluntly, it was a hodgepodge.

Mixed martial arts had not been created for demon hunting. Its hypothetical opponents were humans, so many techniques had been developed around human weaknesses. Like groin strikes, scooping attacks, eye gouges, and spitting.

Sometimes, people were worse than ghosts.

Lv3 martial arts were enough. When facing humans, Geralt preferred using guns.

That left only Spirit Sight and Forbidden Spellmark.

One was a support talent.

The other was a combat skill.

The problem was that Forbidden Spellmark placed rather high demands on Constitution. If his Constitution was insufficient, even raising it to 40% would be useless. Geralt decided to wait until his Constitution reached 30 before considering increasing Forbidden Spellmark's level.

After allocating his points, a prompt sounded in his mind:

``` [Spirit Sight