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Training in both support and control was actually very difficult.
First came time.
The knowledge and skills Support Soul Masters needed to learn were as numerous as the stars compared with those of other Soul Masters.
They had to master various support soul skills to aid their teammates in battle, while also developing a keen eye for the battlefield so they could respond in time.
With only so much time available, mastering a few defensive skills was already an achievement, let alone delving into other complicated combat techniques.
After all, all that learning demanded enormous amounts of time and energy. How could Support Soul Masters possibly have so much time to spare?
Second came the martial soul.
Most support martial souls were quite fragile in their own right and could hardly withstand powerful attacks.
In battle, their wielders often needed their teammates' protection to be effective, lacking powerful control abilities themselves.
Martial souls like the Immortal Evergreen Vine and the Mysterious Heaven Gourd, which offered support alongside a measure of control, offense, and defense, were as rare as phoenix feathers and qilin horns.
Most support martial souls could only focus on support, making accomplishments in control difficult.
Third came inheritance.
Training as both a support and a Secondary Controller without a corresponding control inheritance was like being rootless duckweed.
The skills support martial souls acquired were mostly confined to support, lacking systematic structure and depth.
Without a powerful inheritance behind them, even the finest martial soul would be wasted.
An inheritance contained not only skills and knowledge, but also the experience and wisdom of predecessors-indispensable guidance along a Support Soul Master's path of growth.
Xiao Yi's moves, for instance, covered offense, defense, speed, and perception. They clearly belonged to a meticulously refined, mature,