This time, the rewards from the Silver Treasure Vault were undoubtedly good things.

Although Gu Mo wasn't as expectant as last time, knowing it was impossible to get another top-tier Guardian Spirit like the Nine-tailed, he still held some hope. If he couldn't get a top-tier Guardian Spirit, getting a few ordinary ones would be a good thing.

However, what he got wasn't a Guardian Spirit; such a low-probability event couldn't be expected to happen twice in a row.

But what he opened was a powerful skill, which was an unexpected delight, and it was the very skill he had mentioned recently about the secret technique of channeling the power of the Guardian Spirit into a weapon... It's hard to say if this skill's value equals a Guardian Spirit, but it's certain that it could make a Guardian Spirit more valuable.

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"Skill Badge: Mastery of Ninety-nine Weapons."

"Quality: Rare."

"Level: 0."

"Effect: Summon one of the user's Guardian Spirits, allowing its powerful strength to inhabit the selected weapon, greatly increasing the weapon's attack power, attack range, and durability. Usage requires 10 points of Energy Value, with 1 point of Energy Value consumed per second during its duration."

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Gu Mo studied the skill notes, feeling completely satisfied.

Though the explanation was simple, it matched his impression; he knew this skill was indeed like this. If the information he had wasn't false propaganda, then the effect was just so simple and direct, yet brutally merciless, as long as the user was powerful enough, and the Guardian Spirit was powerful enough too.

Then it would be like "God blocks, kill God; Buddha blocks, kill Buddha," turning ordinary iron into the Asura Sword that could defeat gods and buddhas.

—But why was it the bald head Kong Hai who taught him this skill?

He lightly frowned, having no respect at all for the Kong Hai Divine Monk who just imparted the skill to him. Although it wasn't a living person, it should have been a reappearance of some section of "record" extracted from the skills he drew, with the idiotic system using this way to let him feel that impact most intuitively, and grasp the essence of that power most profoundly.

Thus directly enabling him to grasp the essence of the skill and directly obtain a corresponding Skill Badge.

It's indeed very effective, but doesn't this mean that this "Ninety-nine Weapons" secret technique was actually created by that bald head Kong Hai at the beginning? It seems quite likely; that bald head was born at the beginning of the Heian Era, even around the same period as Ootakemaru...

He was also quite extraordinary by himself. Gu Mo thought carefully and noticed that, on the timeline, this bald head seemed to be the earliest human to use Ninety-nine Weapons.

If it was really this legendary Master Hongfa who had followed the Japanese missions to the Great Tang, apprenticed under Master Hui Guo in Chang'an, and mastered the Esoteric Scripture that originally took decades to learn within two years, then it made sense.

After contemplating for a while, Gu Mo instinctively turned his head, stretched his somewhat stiff neck a bit, and glanced at the sky outside.

The setting sun started to move westward, and the sunlight softened... He departed early in the morning, then swept through the path. Near noon, he found an excuse, saying it was for the soldiers to rest well, but in truth, he himself slept for two to three hours to adjust his online time allocation.

Then, by the afternoon, he had delved into the depths of the Viper Divine Domain, uncovering the truth about the Demon Ghost's disturbance, though the truth was somewhat annoying. Afterward, he rushed back to Lushan City nonstop, approaching the time around dusk.

Blame it on that crazy old man, he hadn't even completed his daily tasks today.

He hadn't even gone to the dojo, or else he could have further trained and increased the proficiency of the "Nourishing Body Talisman" and "Barrier Talisman," maybe within a week he could master these two skills.

But this journey of his was quite rewarding, so for Ah Xiu's sake, he wouldn't fuss about it with the old man.

In total, he leveled up twice, unlocked the professional system, and the extra reward from the scene settlement, a Silver Level lottery opportunity, brought forth a very valuable skill. Not sure if the treasure vault was set up this way, or he was indeed an Emperor of Europe, hitting good things two times in a row... Hmm, wait, maybe the first time was extreme luck hitting the Nine-tailed, so this time it could be the bonus brought by the Nine-tailed?

He thoughtfully glanced at the huge, fiery red fox beside him, this noble Phantom Beast, normally the size of a horse, lying quietly on its side, seeming to be dozing off with closed eyes, its posture majestic, its enormous nine tails swaying behind like flames, adding a touch of demonic aura.

Gu Mo recalled the special entry in the constant protection effects of the big fox— "Luck +70."

Perhaps it's due to this reason. But can this effect not only function in usual circumstances but also affect the output probability of the idiot system? Or does the idiot system itself recognize this type of attribute, so the mechanism allows for this situation?

Stretching hard, he pushed the basin aside, then got up to find the incense burner quietly lying in the corner of the room.

Of course, this was for burning incense, a habit he recently developed. Naturally, it wasn't some elegant cultivation by literati to refine their mind and character. Gu Mo, in this respect, was guided simply by utilitarian ideas.

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