Since Will was satisfied, Chen Mu breathed a sigh of relief.
There were still a lot of places he hadn't explored with the bipolar thunderball card, and he didn't want to just give it back to Will.
But he still very conscientiously reminded Will, "This move has a slightly higher requirement for perceptual control. You should be able to use it now, but it would be a little difficult."
"It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter." Will was rubbing his hands in excitement, wishing he could immediately snatch the hundred blades card from Chen Mu's hand.
Seeing Will's anxious look, Chen Mu couldn't help but smile.
"This card also has a tactical skill, which evolved from that moon-shaped one. It has a higher requirement for perceptual control, so pay attention." Chen Mu's expression was a little more serious, since he had to take that skill very seriously.
Like raindrops, dozens of rapid glows converged on a point in front of Chen Mu, where a crescent moon appeared.
Chen Mu did the same thing as last time, pushing it forward lightly.
The crescent moon hissed as it shot toward the target, looking no different from before.
Will couldn't help but look a little puzzled.
Just then, the crescent moon suddenly changed mid-flight, splitting into three, and three identical crescent moons appeared in the air.
Poof!
The three crescent moons hit the target at the same time, leaving three shallow marks on it.
The numbers on the screen jumped rapidly, but that time there were three numbers, which finally stopped at 375, 372, and 373.
What … what is this?
Will was dumb as a wooden chicken, looking at the target stupidly.
After a full five or six minutes, he came back to his senses.
Undisguised, overwhelming ecstasy floated onto his face.
Will understood how much power it would have in a real battle if he could master it.
Although their power was a little less than that of a single crescent moon, they were even more deceptive.
Splitting into three in the middle without any warning, he would certainly have fallen for it if he had encountered it.
No matter what, Will had already made up his mind that he had to learn that skill.
"It's called 'March!'" Will firmly imprinted Chen Mu's light tone in his mind.
March was a pretty good name!
"Tell me if there's anything you need to adjust." Chen Mu then asked Will in an inquiring tone.
"I'll try it first!" Will said excitedly. Although he had already been completely conquered by the hundred blades card, he was still rather cautious.
Without saying anything, Chen Mu pulled out the hundred blades card from his apparatus.
Will carefully took the Hundred Blade Card, as if he was not holding a card, but a priceless piece of fragile porcelain.
He gazed at the silver-gray Hundred Blades Card in his hand with a complicated expression. He didn't know why the ups and downs of these years inexplicably welled up in his heart.
Seeing Will lose his composure, Chen Mu couldn't help but think of himself.
He remembered that even a one-star fantasy card could make him excited for half a day.
Now that he was learning more and more profound knowledge, this kind of pure happiness was getting less and less.
That period of time was really nostalgic, Chen Mu thought back leisurely.
Will inserted the hundred blades card into his apparatus and started to practice.
Chen Mu came back from his memories and sighed softly. The simple life he had lived before was getting further and further away from him.
He turned his attention to Will, who was practicing the Hundred Blades Card.
There was quite a gap between Will's perceptual strength and Chen Mu's.
Chen Mu could easily release about 20 small energy blades at a time, while Will could only release about 15 at a time.
There was a little difference between the scene he used and Chen Mu's, with all of the wavy blades being concentrated in a three-meter area with him as the center.
Chen Mu thought about it a little and couldn't help but praise Will's rich experience.
It looked like the scope of his control was quite a bit smaller, but he actually had a lot more control over the three-meter area.
Using the method of sacrificing distance to increase the probability of success in an attack was a classic close-combat play.
Will could also form a crescent moon, but the damage value of the curved blades he formed was only about 350, which was a little worse than the three wavy blades that Chen Mu had later used.
There wasn't a trace of frustration on Will's face. On the contrary, his grin was almost reaching his ears.
Chen Mu didn't understand why Will would be so happy. It was because he didn't understand the market.
There were a lot fewer close-combat cards than long-range attack cards, and the number of card masters who were good at making close-combat cards was even rarer.
It wasn't uncommon for long-range cards to have a damage value of 330, but it was very rare for close-combat cards.
And the Hundred Blades Card had three kinds of attacks, which Will paid particular attention to.
If a card artisan with a single tactic didn't coordinate with other people, he wouldn't have any power to survive in the Outer Reaches.
Seeing Will love the Hundred Blades Card so much, Chen Mu felt a strong sense of accomplishment rise from the bottom of his heart.
Probably for every card master, that kind of moment was always very happy.
Will was extremely satisfied with the Hundred Blades Card and didn't raise any suggestions for changes.
Seeing that, Chen Mu was about to leave when he suddenly thought of a question. He stopped and turned to ask Will, "Do you know who the most awesome close-combat card artisan at the base is?"
"The most awesome close-combat card artisan?
Do you need to issue a commission? "Will asked curiously.
He thought it was a little strange that Chen Mu had asked that question. Apart from issuing a commission, he couldn't think of any other explanation.
But if he were to issue a commission, what kind of commission would require a close-combat card artisan?
"I'm more interested in close-combat cards, and I want to find a card artisan who understands close-combat methods." Chen Mu found a pretty good reason for himself.
"Oh." Will suddenly realized that Chen Mu was looking for a partner.
Quite a few card masters who made close-combat cards had some pretty awesome close-combat card artisans as partners.
Only a close-combat card artisan could accurately judge the actual value of a particular function of a close-combat card.
To put it bluntly, their role was to experiment with the close-combat cards that the card masters made, and then to tell the card master what they felt, so that the card master could make improvements.
The most awesome close-combat card artisan. Only the card master in front of him with an "A" level of contribution would dare to speak in that tone.
He felt it to be a matter of course, since he had that kind of power.
Although he knew that to be that card master's partner would have countless advantages, he still knew himself that he was far from that level.
But he still knew his own limitations, and that he was far from that level.
After thinking about it, he said truthfully, "If it's a close-combat card artisan, I personally think that Mark Victor would be one of the most awesome close-combat card artisans at the base.
Uh, my friend ran into a very awesome close-combat card artisan when he went up. His close-range dodging had a difficulty of 80, and his scores were all above 80, and one-third of them were in the 90s. "
As Will said that, his eyes showed a look of yearning. That kind of score was too far away for him!
Chen Mu was taken aback, "Close-Range dodging?
A difficulty of 80, and a score of 80? "
He remembered that he seemed to have gone through that kind of training, and that his own score seemed to have been exactly that value.
Will thought that Chen Mu didn't understand that, and patiently explained, "Close-Range dodging and evading training is something that close-combat card artisans have to learn. It can improve their survivability.
To be able to score above 80 points at a difficulty of 80 shows that this close-combat card artisan has outstanding evasive ability.
He's a pretty scary close-combat card artisan. "
"Oh." Chen Mu looked as if he understood, but he didn't. Could he have remembered the score wrong?
He had to be, since no matter what, he still couldn't associate the two words "scary" with card artisan.
"Too bad I don't know that card artisan's name."
Will's face was full of regret, but he immediately took a look at Chen Mu and said, "But, given your power, it shouldn't be difficult to find him." If an "A" level card master didn't have that kind of privilege, Will would never believe it.
"Who's more awesome, this card artisan or Mark Victor?" Chen Mu asked.
Will pondered for a moment, "I haven't seen that card artisan, and I'm not sure what Mark Victor's true power is.
But I believe that the two of them should be on the same level, and even if there is a difference, it wouldn't be very big. "
"Mmmm, thank you." Chen Mu said.
One had a name, and the other needed to be inquired about, so Chen Mu very naturally chose Mark Victor.
Suddenly thinking of Cheng Ying, Will was moved, "If you need a long-range card artisan, I have a few pretty good companions I could introduce to you.
Their power is outstanding. "What he said wasn't exaggerated, since Cheng Ying's power was top-notch in the base.
And in Will's eyes, Bo Wen was even more enigmatic.
"Mmmm, if I need them, I'll come looking for you." Chen Mu nodded.
Will hesitated for a moment, and then made up his mind, gritting his teeth and saying, "You are the most awesome card master I've ever seen. Could you give me a way to contact you?" He was feeling uneasy, since it felt a little greedy for someone of his status to say something like that.
The temperaments of many card masters weren't as good as their card masters' skills.
Chen Mu didn't feel anything, and casually gave him his room card number, "This is my room card number. If you need anything, you can leave a message for me."
The so-called message was to leave a message at the consignment office.
Enter the specific card number, and then write down the message you wanted to leave, which would be temporarily stored on the terminal at the consignment office.
Next time the owner of the card came to the consignment office, he would receive the message.
But it wouldn't be so troublesome for Chen Mu, since the terminal he had on hand had that function.
Will was overjoyed, and rushed to assure him, "Don't worry, I certainly won't disturb you." He was already quite satisfied to be able to get that card number, even though it was a little troublesome.
He didn't have any extravagant hopes that Chen Mu would give him his own number, although that would have been the most convenient way.
"Never mind."
Chen Mu waved his hand, speaking carelessly, as he suddenly thought of something else. "Do you know who made that bipolar thunderball card of yours?"