[Every decision of fate will affect what follows to some degree. Are two garbage complex-level skills really worth such a choice?] [Fate offers you hints] [Fate hint 1: Consume an extremely rare "Complex-Level Skill Learning Exemption Scroll" and use it on garbage skills like "Raging Waves" and "Thunderous Might." Although this will greatly increase the speed at which you clear out players, what you do not know is that, while the Statistical Diviner is certainly not weak, she cannot work out anything meaningful when faced with you, the wielder of the Sakast Imperial Sword (Holy Sword). She can only calculate some known data through visual observation.] [Fate hint 2: Only "Complex-Level Skill Learning Exemption Scrolls," obtainable through early "empire-level announcements," can allow you to learn certain ancient and powerful complex-level skills. Perhaps you could try keeping them until a true opportunity arises.]
After reading the fate hints, Zhou Heng silently put away the "Complex-Level Skill Learning Exemption Scroll." His thinking had actually been much the same as the fate hints: he would never use it unless the moment was critical. Since the Statistical Diviner could not work out anything meaningful, why waste such a precious direct exemption scroll? He could simply start killing.
Holding the Dragon Bow, Zhou Heng aimed at the army of players surging toward him, giving each of them an arrow without holding back for fear of exposing his stats.
"Class: most likely Extreme Long-Range Shooter."
"The bow is the Dragon Bow. It can convert attacks into magic attacks, ice attribute."
"Minimum magic attack is in the 11,000-14,000 range."
"No skills used so far. We cannot rule out the possibility that all his skills are passive."
The Statistical Diviner reported her data to Kashi Moerdan as she calculated. Listening to the calculated data on