But Nameless did not really need Titan's
He already had the superpower Elemental Hand. He simply had technological energy arms available and was too lazy to use it.
In the Eternal Silence Prison Tower, he had used Elemental Hand only once, to treat Catwoman after she was corrupted. But he had not streamed it, so none of his viewers knew.
Titan's Hand and Elemental Hand each had their strengths. Nameless still had high hopes for Titan's Hand; after all, the Skill Stones from the Scholar Foundation came with Proficiency, not just the skills themselves.
He took a deep breath, braced himself, and immediately used the Skill Stone.
In an instant, he became Pietro, a five-hundred-year-old Intelligent Treefolk boy whose profession was "skill dealer."
The All Heavens and Myriad Realms held countless strange races, and the Intelligent Treefolk were one of them. They were born extraordinarily clever. The more knowledge they inherited from their ancestors, the more leaves grew in their hair.
After making contact with the countless civilizations of the All Heavens and Myriad Realms, the Intelligent Treefolk spotted a business opportunity: selling skills.
They were so clever that they could learn a craft or cultivation art at astonishing speed. Then they sealed it in a Skill Stone and sold it to cultivators of other races for a high price.
Gradually, an entire industry formed among the Intelligent Treefolk, devoted to learning crafts and cultivation arts, turning them into Skill Stones, and selling them.
But even the Intelligent Treefolk had limits. They could learn skills below C-rank within a week, but a B-rank skill took a year, an A-rank skill took a hundred years, and an S-rank skill took a thousand years...
Most Intelligent Treefolk chose to learn C-rank skills. They were not too demanding, and the quick returns let