The game has become a real alternate world

"Bobo thought it would be a Flaming Arrow." Bobo couldn't help but say, but the threat displayed by this Strong Acid Arrow was much stronger than her original Flaming Arrow Trick.

Abis insightfully said from the side, "This skill naturally reveals every Caster's Elemental Affinity."

"Strong acid, huh?" Bobo murmured, looking at the Strong Acid Arrow floating in front of her.

Raelia couldn't help but interject, "Like a rat in the gutter?"

"A four-legged hoofed monster! I'll fight you!" Bobo shouted.

But she was quickly dragged back by others around her who wanted to see the skill's Effect.

Abis also patted her sister, telling her not to be annoying at this time.

Raelia could only shrug helplessly.

Bobo controlled the Strong Acid Arrow and shot it out straight away.

The attack hit directly on the wooden wall.

Instantly, a hissing sound arose, and a large amount of smoke began to rise from the wooden wall, rapidly corroding it.

Very soon, a large area was corroded to varying degrees, with the center being the most deeply corroded, though not completely penetrated, about halfway through.

But this was wood; if it landed on a living creature, the kind of acid burn would be unimaginable.

Bobo nodded in satisfaction and raised her eyebrows at Raelia.

"Magic Shield!" A semi-circular Magic Shield appeared in front of her.

As more Magic Power poured in from Bobo, the semi-circle forcibly turned into a sphere, enveloping her within it.

"George! Shoot an arrow, use that attack, but not at me," Bobo shouted.

George, on the rooftop nearby, nodded, drew his bow, and an arrow flew out, a green streak streaming past.

"Crack!"

The sound of the Mage Shield shattering, but the arrow was also blasted apart in mid-air.

The arrowhead was blasted out of sight, leaving only half the arrow shaft falling to the ground.

It's important to know this arrow was a Piercing Strike, with strong piercing properties, specifically targeting shield-type Skills.

But the entire shield completely blocked it, which already attests to the Mage Shield's excellent Defense.

If it were just enemy slashes, it could block several times.

With the Blessing completed for the three individuals.

The others were already impatient.

Kana also smiled and said, "Alright, don't be in a hurry, everyone come one by one."

Fortunately, there were fewer than 60 Night Watchers in front, and even reinforcing the Blessing once more did not take Kana much time. Within a few minutes, he had blessed them all once around.

Moreover, with the demonstration by the three individuals just now, they didn't need any extra explanations, understanding the interface themselves.

Kana watched as everyone selected in turn.

Lurik and Alyris were able to choose their second Passive at Level 5.

Both chose Warrior at the same time.

However, they differed somewhat in their choice of Active Skills.

Alyris chose Block and Emergency Healing, leaning more conservatively, a choice naturally because Alyris did not actually lack attack capabilities.

It's important to know Alyris is inherently capable of freely manipulating Magic Power and also has the ability to control blood.

Skills like Power Strike can be easily mimicked.

It's the Block and Emergency Healing skills that Alyris has no idea how to achieve with Magic Power, making them more worth selecting.

This is why Kana would adjust these three foundational Professions.

This is reality, not a game. The Profession System is a quick enhancement rather than the true essence.

The choice of Skills allows someone like Alyris or Lurik, who already have the capability and know how to manipulate Magic Power, to have more options and gain more Experience.

For them, the Skills they choose should be those they have no idea about, whose Effects they don't know how to achieve, and are more functional.

Their abilities already surpassed the foundational Professions themselves.

Like Alyris's blood control and Lurik's Rune Lightning.

Foundational Professions are more of an additional boost to them than essential core abilities.

Lurik's choice was Block and War Trample.

When Lurik executed War Trample, it was noticeably different from others.

Because his Trample came with flashes of lightning, and besides the unstable body movements, it also caused lightning damage and a large area of paralysis Effect.

The plasticity of Skills showed significant changes in the hands of different individuals.

And the new Passive at Level five became two.

[Strong Body: Your body becomes more Resilient, Life Value recovery speed increases, and damage taken is reduced.]

[Power of Anger: You can convert your emotions into Power, making your Magic Power attacks more destructive.]

Lurik chose Strong Body, and Alyris chose Power of Anger.

These two Passives are not so obvious and only begin to show when the real battles start.

The most among the Night Watchers are naturally the Warriors.

Blake's Block can instantly create a certain flash, giving a brief blind to the enemy's eyes.

He chose Emergency Healing, which directly let Blake know how to use Holy Light to heal, directly turning into a large-scale Holy Light Healing.

Because this essentially is healing Magic Power usage, with an added boost of Holy Light, making it even more exaggerated.

If used proficiently, Blake would naturally learn various healing methods using Holy Light.

For instance, Getai's War Trample can directly crack the ground, rise stone pillars to attack, with a vast range. This isn't just Trample; it could be described as an earthquake.

Also, Abis, who chose Mage.

She also chose Elemental Arrow, and her Elemental Arrow was directly the Fire of Destruction she stole from the Otherworld through her identity as a priest.

The destructive Power was extremely exaggerated, and her Elemental Arrow could also convert into Wind Elemental Arrow.

Equivalent to one Skill bringing two different Effects, depending on her mood for usage.

With the Profession System.

You could say the overall strength of the Night Watchers took a step up.

The entire group became Elites, with Alyris directly reaching the Hero Level.

Blake and the others were also nearly approaching Hero Level.

The original Eric, Kecha, Rien, etc., Kana felt were worthy of being called Elites.

Perfect, the Effect was even better than Kana thought, especially the fusion of Skills with real-world techniques.

And the plasticity of these Skills.

Sometimes being closer to reality is not a drawback.