In terms of skill priority, Night March actually fell short of Starlink.
After all, Starlink could unite Xu Ran and Starlight, greatly enhancing their strength while completely eliminating the Beast Tamer's vulnerability. It could be called Starlight's most crucial skill aside from Dusk Night Emblem.
Night March, meanwhile, was merely a speed-boosting skill.
But there was one rather awkward problem: Xu Ran had not found a suitable skill to fuse with Starlink.
Among both Dark Element skills and universal skills, he had found none with a high fusion success rate with Starlink. Even the best combination had only a one-in-a-thousand chance.
Although he could brute-force a successful fusion with Skill Fusion Stones, Xu Ran kept feeling that something was missing, so he had put Starlink's fusion on hold for now.
The Three-Star Skill Scroll he now had might offer a turning point.
By upgrading it directly to three-star, he naturally would not need to worry about finding skills.
The two skills to fuse with Night March had also been carefully selected by Xu Ran, and their fusion success rate was even higher than that of the previous Dusk Night Emblem.
Strictly speaking, the two-star skill Moon Concealment was not a speed skill but a concealment skill. It allowed its user to hide in the night, making both their aura and their physical form difficult to detect.
The other skill, Dark Glint, was quite famous among Dark Element speed skills. Like Night March, it could only be used in darkness and required Nightfall's assistance during the day. Its performance was purely focused on speed.
Put simply, it offered nothing but speed, to the point that even turning became somewhat difficult for its user.
Xu Ran was very interested in what sort of reaction would result from fusing these two skills with