For a player like Rhodes, who is known as the "Walking Library", it is not easy to get his curiosity aroused. After all, the name "Walking Library" is not in vain, Rhodes has been playing the Dragon Soul Continent for so many years, and he knows almost everything in it, so to speak, as long as the player knows the way, he knows the way, and the player knows the way. Of course, when it comes to secrets that have never been unearthed, then Rhodes himself will not know the truth.

But apart from the so-called gossip, if it is only about the professional system, then there is no Rhodes who does not know the way.

And after coming to this world, Rhodes has already encountered two things that he has never encountered before.

One of them is the previous talent tree fusion system, after Rhodes clicked on the talent of the Hell Lord, the three talent trees that should have been independent of each other were fused together like old tree roots, forming a unique talent tree, which was something that Rhodes had never encountered in the original world, and the other was the system reward given by this mission - Sword Creation Points.

If the fusion of talent trees can also be explained as the influence of Rod clicking on the three talent trees, then this sword creation point completely confuses Rode——— to paraphrase a very popular phrase, he knows every word on it, but put it together, how can he not understand what it means?

Sword Creation Points?

Rod frowned and studied carefully for a long time, but he was not able to study a detailed situation. If Rhodes is a production player. Then it can also be said that this may be used when forging weapons, but you can't forge skills, isn't this point for yourself? But if it's not for forging weapons, then what are these points for?

The system in front of Rod did not give a further explanation of the number of sword points, and it is obviously impossible for Rod to go to the official website to look through the news such as whether the system has been upgraded again. But this doesn't mean that Rhodes is helpless about this, since it's a "sword creation point", then it must be a sword-related point, just take it out and experiment one by one, and see which one it reacts to.

The first thing that came to Rhodes' mind was the two short swords of Greysil and Madaras, which he had been using for some time. But until now, these two daggers have not been added to the Holy Sword card. Although Rhodes is not in a hurry, it is not a good thing to always hang like this, and since that inexplicable transformation into human form, these two short swords have never been anything unusual, and Rhodes has also tried to inject his soul power into them from time to time, but except for the encouragement of the soul power of these two short swords, there is no change. Now that I think about it, I'm afraid it's still ...............

Come to think of it. Rod couldn't help but think of that strange dream, that loneliness again. It looked like a very familiar place of darkness, and the girl who looked very similar to Christie, if it weren't for her, I'm afraid Rhodes wouldn't have been able to wake up these two daggers. What is the relationship between the holy sword card and that girl?

However, the creation of sword points has nothing to do with these two short swords, Rod took out the two short swords and experimented for a long time, neither Gresill nor Madaras had any reaction, and then Rod also took out the star marks and nightmares in the holy sword card. The result was also no movement. Originally, Rhodes thought that the "sword" in the "Creation Sword Points" that suddenly appeared referred to the holy sword card, but now it seems that this is not the case at all.

Although the experiment failed, Rhodes was not impatient because of this, he had been playing the Dragon Soul Continent for so many years, and he had his own set of methods for observing and groping, since it was points. That means that it must be added, and as long as you look for it slowly, then you will naturally gain something.

Sure enough, after carefully examining all the talents and skills behind his system panel. Rhodes finally figured out what the problem was.

In the swordsmanship column under the character panel, there is a change that Rod has never encountered before.

After crossing over to this world, Rod's swordsmanship slot is not empty, but inherits all twelve swordsmanship techniques he has learned in the game. However, unlike in the game, most of these swordsmanship are obscure, which means that Rhodes will need to relearn them by investing Skill Points to master them. Among these twelve swordsmanship, only Moon Shadow, Starfall, and Dark Dance are lit, among which Moon Shadow and Dark Dance's proficiency is C and A, while Starfall is the lowest level E, and the remaining nine except for these three swordsmanship are completely gray and not lit. However, under these twelve swordsmanship, Rhodes accidentally found a blank slot——— which is a very unusual thing, because Rhodes's swordsmanship bar should be completely occupied according to reason, as a top player, of course, he understands what it means to make the best use of things, although after crossing into this world, including the level of experience proficiency or something has been initialized, but it has not been deleted, and because of this, it is logically impossible for Rod to have a blank slot.

What's more interesting is that the blank slot is not dark at the moment, but emits a white glow, which is even more strange, because it means that Rod has swordsmanship around him that can be learned, but Rod knows his own affairs, he has never gotten any swordsmanship cheats or apprenticeship or anything, how can there be swordsmanship that can be learned?

With curiosity, Rod stretched out his finger and tapped lightly on the swordsmanship bar, and soon, a crisp and pleasant system ascension sound sounded, and then, a system prompt appeared in Rode's eyes.

[Consume a little sword creation point, do you create a new swordfight?] 】

Seeing this line of prompts, Rod was really stunned.

Although he had been studying the words "Sword Creation Points" for a long time, Rhodes never thought that this point was actually used to create swordsmanship.

It's no wonder that Rhodes couldn't turn the corner, because in the middle of the game. Although players can modify and add to the swordsmanship taught by NPCs to a certain extent, there is no way to create a completely new swordsmanship. There is no such setting in the Dragon Soul Continent, so the combat skills used by each player are basically all from the NPC's professor, and then the spontaneous improvement of his players. However, this kind of improvement is at most limited to the reform of the technique itself and the expansion of the direction of use, but it does not involve the problem of a new swordsmanship. Because the game system does not support such a transformation, and most players are not interested in it, although there have been similar attempts, but in the end they have all failed. After all, most players on Earth have never practiced any martial arts. Not to mention swordsmanship. No matter how real the game is, it is also a game, and even a real martial artist who has studied martial arts for decades may not be able to create a swordsmanship on his own. How could these two knives, who had learned to dance and wield swords by playing games and relying on the system, be able to do it?

But............ Create a new ......... of swordsmanship

Thinking of this, Rhodes couldn't help but move in his heart, he was not without thoughts about this, especially after coming to this world, no longer just through the game as before, but after experiencing and experiencing the battle himself, Rhodes also had similar thoughts——— now his main weapon is the holy sword card. But the swordsmanship that Rhodes is using now is not entirely suitable for the weapons he holds. So far. Among the four holy swords that Rhodes possessed, they contained three different characteristics: longsword, chain sword, and short sword. And whether it is [Moon Shadow], [Dark Dance], or [Starfall], they are all one-handed swordsmanship. It's fine to say if it's just using Nightmare and Star Marks, but when using Greyl and Madaras, there is always a feeling of incongruity, although it's not impossible to use a sword technique with both hands, but Rhodes can't fight left and right after all, and he can't do such a strange thing. So when using Greyhill and Madaras, Rhodes used more of his previous experience to fight.

Rhodes had sighed more than once. It would be nice to have a swordsmanship that could be all-encompassing, and let yourself use any weapon to your heart's content. But the question is, where is there such a good thing in this world?

But now, such an opportunity is in front of him.

Creating your own swordsmanship, which you can only use, is obviously much better than just using the swordsmanship you learned from elsewhere, and the initial swordsmanship like Moon Shadow is just that. But such a swordsmanship as Dark Dance......... To be honest, Rhodes didn't dare to use it in front of the elves, this was the secret of the black elves. If the elves see it, I'm afraid that they will directly draw their swords and cut them without saying a word. At that time, I had one more enemy for no reason, what a bother.

Thinking of this, Rod hesitated slightly. Then he stretched out his hand and clicked on it, and soon, with his movements, the picture in front of him suddenly flipped, and then, a hexagon appeared in front of Rod. This chart Rhodes is no stranger to, because in the introduction column of each swordplay, there will be such a chart, which represents the strength, speed, flexibility, adaptability, explosiveness and skill of the sword itself, and in the middle of this hexagon is a blank attribute field.

Among them, the force represents the powerful force of the swordsmanship itself, which is generally based on strong oppressive force, just like the starfall swordsmanship that Rhodes only ordered a little bit is based on the force and the amount of power. And a more intuitive one is the Battle at the Midsummer Festival, he also uses swordsmanship based on strength, this kind of swordsmanship is generally barbaric, rude, direct and unreasonable, like a boulder that has fallen off a cliff, which is not at all something that human power can resist.

As for speed, agility and explosiveness, they represent the speed and flexibility of a swordsmanship, and in this regard, Rhodes's Dark Dance Sword Art is the most obvious representative. The black elf's swordsmanship does not seek strength, but only seeks to kill the enemy with the fastest speed and the most eerie angles. The explosive power represents the initial speed of a swordsmanship, which requires the holder's own strong agility value to support, imagine that you have not yet made a sword, the opponent's sword blade has been overwhelmingly pierced in front of your eyes, this value of taking the lead is very important.

Adaptability represents the degree of requirements for a swordsmanship for weapons, this kind of swordsmanship is very unique, if the holder only uses ordinary weapons, then I am afraid that even half of the strength of this swordsmanship will not be released. However, if you use a specific exclusive weapon, you can show unprecedented power. Generally speaking, the lower the adaptability, the higher the level of swordsmanship, and the higher the adaptability, it means that the swordsmanship is generally a big road, nothing special. Like the swordsmanship used by Andre that Rhodes met in Fiat, it was created based on the weapon of Poseidon's Sigh, and with the special effect of Poseidon's Sigh, it can be said that the cold wind howled and swept away thousands of troops. But if you let him use it with a military sword, it will be much less powerful, and it is estimated that it will blow the air conditioner——— of course, this is just a joke.

As for skill, it is a relative support value that is affected by agility and speed, and thus increases the power of swordsmanship. The higher the skill, the more complex the swordplay. Although most of the time people say that the complex is simple, it has to be admitted that many times those complex sword skills are not only beautiful, but also have an indescribable threat. And......... Ornamental swordsmanship is always welcome. The sword master Serek in Deep Rock City is the best example, he is only a master level himself, not a top powerhouse, but he has such prestige and worship in the Pafield area, it has a lot to do with the swordsmanship he uses, although in Rhodes's opinion, Serek's "shining swordsmanship" is not much of a threat, but in the eyes of ordinary people, the sight of the long sword is enough to capture people's souls.

As for the attribute in the middle of the hexagon, it represents the elemental attribute of the sword technique itself, which is transformed by the power of the holder's own soul. Elemental attributes can be said to be crucial to a swordfight, and it completely affects whether the sword is a solo fight or a large-scale AOE.

Looking at the chart in front of him, Rod couldn't help but fall into deep thought——— although because of the tempering in this world, Rod has a certain amount of swordsmanship experience, but it is not so easy to create something new, Rod still remembers that in the past, whether it was a martial arts novel or a Western legend, most of those swordsmen and powerhouses encountered something thrilling, or they practiced in retreat for many years, and then they learned a swordsmanship skill of their own. And now, if you want to create a swordsmanship, how can you do it?

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