Imperial Formless Sword Technique

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Imperial Formless Sword Technique

This skill is tailored for Sculptors by Emperor Geihar Von Arpen. As the level in Sculpture Mastery rises, the Attack Power of the skill increases by 1%.

It is composed of five movements, one breathing technique and one footstep.

The first movement, which consumed the least amount of mana of the five, required three hundred mana points.

The First Form:

Mana Consumption: 300

With splendor, you strike an enemy three times consecutively.

As the skill develops, the number of strikes and damage rises.

The Second Form:

Mana Consumption: 400

You sneak behind an enemy in a flash and strike his back.

The Third Form:

Mana Consumption: 600

You destroy an enemy’s weapon by improving attack power five times temporarily.

The Fourth Form:

Mana Consumption: 1000

You aim at an enemy’s vulnerable spot in a dance-like motion.

The Fifth Form:

You harmonize with your sword.

Concentrate all of your mana and explode into a single point.

Mana is consumed to zero, and if the amount of mana is below 2000, your life will be reduced as well.

The single footstep technique was an active combat skill to dodge an enemy attack by seven swift steps.

Weed nicknamed each form in the sword technique individually.

The first form was named Triple, and the rest Backstab, Power Break, Sword Dance, and Sword Kaiser, respectively.

Weed’s mana totaled 940 points thanks to the Emperor’s Tablets. He could execute the skill Triple three times, Backstab twice, and Power Break only once.

Moves beyond the third form were out of the question because his mana could not sustain them. He could activate the fifth form, Sword Kaiser, without mana, but it was too adventurous to gamble his life on a single attempt.

He labeled the footstep from the skill book as Seven Celestial Footstep. It alone consumed 100 MPs. Fortunately it lasted at least a minute once it was activated.