[Blinding Technique (Beginner): Drew upon the sun's light, using an intense radiance to severely impair the enemy's vision! A skill representing a preliminary application of solar power.]
That was the skill description for Blinding Technique.
It looked very simple, really.
Its effect was actually rather ordinary, too.
Su Ping's tests showed that Blinding Technique made the Ten Thousand Woods Wolf erupt with a light even more dazzling than staring directly at the sun. An opponent looking straight at it would be temporarily blinded on the spot.
However, skills like this had significant constraints and limitations.
First, it was utterly useless against plants.
It might even delight them and make them fight harder.
Second, Su Ping did not know how effective it was against elemental creatures or other Undead type creatures, but it had little effect on the Paper-Folding Man either.
At most, the elemental disadvantage made the Paper-Folding Man somewhat averse to it, but it did not cause any real damage.
Finally, if the enemy took precautions and simply closed their eyes or turned their head away, its effectiveness would still be greatly reduced.
Of course, if the enemy closed their eyes or turned away, perhaps Blinding Technique would have already achieved its intended effect?
Yet Su Ping did not overlook it in the slightest.
His intuition as a Breeder told him that this racial skill of the Ten Thousand Woods Wolf, so difficult to awaken and learn, might have extensive implications and tremendous significance.
Because Su Ping took another look at the Ten Thousand Woods Wolf's entry, which he had already read countless times:
``` [Ten Thousand Woods Wolf Evolution Form: A further evolution of the Forest Wolf based on its Wood Element attributes. It possesses preliminary control over the power of sunlight, along with more advanced