Baby with Daoist Monarch System

Chapter 107: Chapter 54: Enjoy Raw Power? Concept-Type Skills? (3)

”When you reach the Mountain Realm, you’ll be able to wield Super Tier weapons. However, these Super Tier weapons aren’t the strongest. They’re just transitional.”

”During this time, you need to collect various superior materials, perhaps even excavate the Talent Divine Bone from Crystal Beasts, Resentful Beasts, and Ghosts, then ask a blacksmith to forge a fitting weapon for you.”

Ye Ping nodded in agreement: ”A weapon you forge yourself works the best. For instance, my Jade Flute came from the Root Bone of a Resentful Beast on the Alien Battlefield...”

Xu Ran nodded: ”Understood. In the future, I’ll dig up the Root Bone of a Resentful God to make my weapon. I’ve already thought of a name, ’Joy of the Gods.’”

The principal and Ye Ping: ”...”

For others, saying this may sound like boasting without drafting, but for Xu Ran, who slew the Nightmare Vengeful Mother at the age of six, it doesn’t feel out of place at all.

”Slaying the gods... that’s up to your hard work... I hope that in my lifetime, I can witness peace throughout the world.”

Xu Ran, holding the Red Gold Achievement [Twilight of the Gods], gave a warm smile: ”It will happen.”

”Shall we choose a magic technique now? Since you’ve chosen a long saber, you should pick a sword skill technique.”

Xu Ran wasn’t in a rush at all: ”No, no, no, let’s wait for the saber to come first. I’ll start with a Middle Tier saber for a while. If I can create my self-created saber technique, then I’ll learn some other Super Tier magic. Maximize the profit.”

Principal: ”You want to create your own saber technique?”

Xu Ran was as if it was only natural: ”Of course. It’s not as if I haven’t created a magic technique before. Mysterious Footwork, Invisibility Skill...”

Principal: ”If it were anybody else saying that, I’d argue back, but with you, I can’t...”

Xu Ran gave a faint smile: ”Principal, for the sake of my self-created saber technique endeavors, you must support me with a Middle Tier Ring-Headed Saber!”

Principal: ”That’s not a problem. I have plenty of Middle Tier weapons here. Follow me.”

”By the way, you need a Qi Blood Lamp Lighting Technique, right?”

Xu Ran: ”That’s right.”

Nodding his head, Xu Ran followed the principal to a secret chamber.

He took a Qi Blood Lamp Lighting Technique and a Middle Tier Ring-Headed Saber.

Unable to contain his excitement, Xu Ran bid farewell: ”Thank you, Principal, I’m off to cultivate.”

Principal: ”Alright.”

Anticipating a brand-new Magical Skill just ahead, Xu Ran used Three Thousand Thunder Moves, transforming into lightning, happily reaching the Cultivation Hall.

”It’s already brewing, determined to win...”

Xu Ran’s heart raced wildly.

He felt as if a Super Divine Skill was spanning through time and space, merging into his body.

His heart pounded, his blood boiled, and his breathing quickened...

’Clang——’

The long saber was drawn, the sound of metal clashing was crisp, resonating with a hum that spread ever further, like a dragon’s roar, forming rings of echoes.

”Such a soul-pleasing sound!”

Xu Ran focused, standing firm like a pine tree, as attack methods rapidly sketched out in his mind: Point! Lift! Chop! Slash! Slice! Sweep!

The stone man in front of him was scarred, peeled off layer by layer... dropping to the ground with a ’thud, thud.’

Soon, the stone man turned into a pile of fragments on the ground.

Xu Ran’s technique became increasingly refined, but the Magical Skill still hadn’t triggered.

”Hmm? It didn’t trigger? What’s going on? My technique is already very good.”

Xu Ran activated Mysterious Footwork, reaching another stone man, Point! Lift! Slash! Slice! Sweep! The technique honed even further... yet the Magical Skill remained unfazed, with no notification in his mind.

”Something’s not right. My technique is commendable, and my combat skills are decent. Why can’t I trigger any saber-related Magical Skills?”

Xu Ran fell into contemplation, then suddenly an insight struck him, slowly dispelling the fog that clouded his mind.

”I think I might know why...”