The Primal Hunter
Chapter 80
Jake clenched his fists together, feeling the strength in his grasp. He felt invigorated. Without a doubt, stemming from the massive influx of stats and the new skill.
Funnily enough, this was the first skill he had ever unlocked that didn’t come with a single iota of knowledge. Usually, he would know at least some basic things about it. Like how to activate it, how many resources it generally consumed, potential cooldowns of the skill, and so on and so forth.
But with his Moment of the Primal Hunter, he only got what the description gave him. He understood why, though. It was a skill he had created, named after his bloodline itself. Perhaps the system didn’t have the info, or it was just the normal thing to happen when one made their own skill.
Or maybe, it kind of assumed he already knew since… well, he was the creator.
He opened his status menu for the first time in quite a while, and it was starting to get quite impressive if he had to say so himself.
Status
Name: Jake Thayne
Race: [Human (E) – lvl 50]
Class: [Ambitious Hunter – lvl 50]
Profession: [Prodigious Alchemist of the Malefic Viper – lvl 50]
Health Points (HP): 4124/4350
Mana Points (MP): 3254/5050
Stamina: 1205/2990
Stats
Strength: 308
Agility: 414
Endurance: 299
Vitality: 435
Toughness: 308
Wisdom: 505
Intelligence: 204
Perception: 758
Willpower: 291
Free points: 0
New World], [Bloodline Patriarch],[Holder of a Primordial’s
Style (Uncommon)], [Basic Shadow Vault of Umbra (Uncommon)], [Splitting Arrow (Uncommon)] [Big Game Hunter (Rare)], [Infused Powershot (Rare)], [Mark
[Toxicology (Uncommon)], [Cultivate Toxin (Uncommon)], [Malefic Viper’s Poison (Rare)], [Palate of the Malefic Viper (Rare)], [Touch of the Malefic Viper (Rare)],[Sense
Blessing of the
[Endless Tongues of the Myriad Races (Unique)],
of the Primal
massive title being the main culprit
free point had been dumped into perception. Everything added together meant he got 9 for every level in his class and 7 for every level in his race - a truly massive amount amplified further by a huge percentage increase, which ultimately meant Jake’s perception was more than 250 points
in the stat, his bloodline ability grew stronger. The two last skills he had gotten in his class scaled with perception, and he felt like he could only get more skills scaling
was an entire world out there to
little bit better too. He would still have to test it in actual combat, but since it required him to
either. The deer constantly moved around and the ever-looming danger of the Great White Stag appearing
scary as it was only a few minutes ago. Even before this power-up, Jake felt confident in facing the beast in
of stamina in the middle of a fight would make any power-ups irrelevant after all. Before he entered meditation, he chugged a stamina potion, restoring
all the energy was stored, he still didn’t know. But if he had to guess, it had to be in some metaphysical way, just like how his bloodline didn’t actually seem to
meditation, Jake wasn’t wholly paralyzed from doing anything productive as he practiced
at a bit less than 30 meters in all directions and been like that even before the
the question, but mana had started getting more visible to his inner eye. It was still faint, but at least he now knew it was there and could even ‘see’ it. His string of mana that was invisible to the eye was visible to his sphere at least,
fact that mana constructs were possible was only made more evident by the Spectral Hand and Spectral Weaponry skills. And if a skill could
make more complicated things. Ropes were just strings woven together, but if he wove enough together and focused on keeping them straight, he suddenly made a staff.
much he focused, he couldn’t make the things he made more robust. They always felt fleeting, like
the colossal problem of them instantly dissolving the moment he stopped being in physical contact with the mana. So far, he didn’t see any solution to the problem, so he kept focusing on merely
in more mana and try to condense it. If he just pushed in more mana, all he would get was to make it longer. Instead, he needed
a rope of mana as climbing gear just a few weeks ago would be a pipedream. Even lifting a dagger off the floor or use it to retrieve his bow from the ground in
practice than what he regenerated during meditation, allowing that pool to stay
before it was time to take on the white stag. He felt more confident now, but it was still unnecessary to engage
that was only easier than before as he took down stag after stag. They weren’t even a real challenge before today, now
him only half an hour or so in between every pond, where he quickly brought down any beast he encountered before he rushed on to the next. The Great White Stag had no way to keep up or pin him down. Every time the White Stag
day later, he couldn’t find any more enemies. There were seven ponds in total spread around the plains, with an eighth in the middle – the largest one. After going to all seven of them, even being slightly reckless in staying close to the natural paths
he found what he had hoped for. A single
final stamina potion,
were gained after he had killed close to a hundred enemies in less than
level 54
level 52 - Stat points allocated, +5
had gotten more than he should have. Jake didn’t know how
it. His Big Game Hunter skill gave a constant bonus to his agility and strength as he always fought higher-leveled enemies, helping him
beasts grew far less in strength per level than humans like him. Or maybe it was just a result of him having a variant class and profession, while
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