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The power further increased!

However, considering that the Weapon Master (Legendary) class panel required the Extraordinary Battle Technique to be lv10, Rein took a brief rest and then added a Skill Point to the Tokkal Hammer Technique.

As the Hammer Skill reached lv10, suddenly, Rein's entire body stiffened!

The infusion of hammer training memory this time gave Rein an exceptionally long-lasting feeling. When he came to his senses, he realized that the feeling of holding 'unstoppable force' in his hand was distinctly different from before.

At this moment, two system prompts that surprised him suddenly appeared:

[Ding! Host's Tokkal Hammer Technique has reached lv10, unlocking the master-level hammer combat skill passive effect: Multiple Shocks (Passive), replacing the original effect: Shock lv3.]

[Multiple Shocks (Passive) effect: Your control over hammer weapons and primal force has reached an extremely high degree, enabling you to deal multiple shock damages.]

(Note: This effect is only valid when the host is wielding a hammer weapon and using the blunt end to attack.)

(Note: This effect is proportional to the host's primal force, Strength, specialization, and combat skill level.)

[Ding! Host's Tokkal Hammer Technique has reached lv10, unlocking the heavy weapon passive effect: Effortless (Passive)]

[Effortless (Passive) effect: Your broad understanding of heavy weapons has also reached an extremely high degree, enabling you to swing the heavy weapon in your hands as if it were light, increasing your swinging speed by an additional 20%.]

(Note: This effect is only valid when using heavy weapons.)

Hiss!

This made Rein overjoyed!

Firstly, the power of this Multiple Shocks, just from the description, one could tell it greatly surpassed Shock lv3.

Although Shock lv3 was also a very powerful effect, no matter how strong, it only had one layer of shock damage, easily blocked by armor or something else. Multiple Shocks, however, was different, often able to penetrate thick armor and strike the enemy within.

The latter was even more incredible!

Two-Handed Warhammers generally have the problem of being too heavy. Although their weight is the basis for their power, this also meant their swing speed was definitely not as fast as that of greatswords, not to mention lighter weapons like one-handed swords.

But now, this passive effect of Effortless very well compensated for this shortcoming.

Wait a second!

Heavy weapons?

Rein keenly noticed this change in terminology.

It was his Hammer Skill that had increased to lv10, but what was unlocked was not just the effect for hammer weapons, but extended to all heavy weapon skills, this...

Suddenly, the four words "understanding by analogy" caught Rein's eye.

This suddenly enlightened Rein!

He seemed to understand why the pre-requisites for the Weapon Master (Legendary) class required three different weapon category skills to reach lv10.

When Rein looked back at the panel, the Hammer Skill displayed as follows: Tokkal Hammer Technique lv10 (2724/20000), additional effects: Effortless, Multiple Shocks, Precision lv3.

One hit, three effects!

Tsk, tsk!

Looking around, Rein couldn't help but take a newly forged pale blue ice iron shoulder guard and place it over a solid piece of wood. Then, exerting only fifty percent of his strength, he swung down the Warhammer with a heavy blow.

"Bang!"

The pale blue ice iron shoulder guard shattered instantly, but more exaggeratedly, although the ice iron armor should have provided defense and weakening, the wood beneath it should have remained relatively intact, without too much damage.

But when Rein lifted the shattered ice iron shoulder guard, he found that the wood underneath was even more severely damaged, almost reduced to sawdust.

Hiss!

Rein could not help but exclaim!

Is this the Multiple Shocks? Terrifying indeed!

Just now, he clearly felt that his heavy blow dealt at least two layers of lv3 shock force: one shattered the armor, the other the wood.

And if he struck with full force, it was highly likely that he could release three layers or even more of shock power.

In that case...

After calming the excitement in his heart, Rein's attention returned to the Giant Bear Sword Technique.

If the Tokkal Hammer Technique lv10 brought him such a great surprise, then reaching lv10 with the Giant Bear Sword Technique should also...

Rein's eyes sparkled, full of anticipation.

As he mentally allocated Skill Points!

The remaining Skill Points on the attribute panel jumped from 3→0, and the Giant Bear Sword Technique leaped from lv7 to the lv10 tier.

As a massive wave of memories flooded in...

Two system prompts also appeared:

[Ding! Host's Giant Bear Sword Technique has reached lv10, unlocking the master-level sword combat skill passive effect: Steel Cleaver (Passive), replacing the original effect: Sharpness lv3.]

[Steel Cleaver (Passive) effect: Your control over sword weapons and primal force has reached an extremely high degree, allowing you to cut through ordinary steel weapons and armor with a single stroke.]

(Note: This effect is only valid when using sword weapons.)

(Note: This effect is proportional to the host's weapon, primal force, Strength, specialization, and combat skill level.)

[Ding! Host's Giant Bear Sword Technique has reached lv10, unlocking the sharp weapon passive effect: Armor Penetration (Passive)]

[Armor Penetration (Passive) effect: Your broad understanding of sharp weapons has reached an extremely high degree, enabling you to focus force at a single point and burst forth, significantly increasing the probability of breaking through enemy armor.]

(Note: This effect is only valid when using sharp weapons.)

As expected!

Rein looked at the Giant Bear Sword Technique lv10 (3023/20000) on the panel, with accompanying effects: Steel Cleaver, Armor Penetration, Precision lv3, with a joyful expression.

Again, three effects!

At the same time, Rein noticed that the Armor Penetration effect was not only targeted at sword weapons but all sharp weapons, including the pointed end of his Warhammer, would also get this effect added.