[Class Card is the most effective and direct magical item for players to change classes.
After using a Class Card, players will quickly complete the class change corresponding to the Class Card in a short period.]
[However, it should be noted that players cannot match with all Class Cards.
Even if a player somewhat matches a Class Card, it does not guarantee a 100% success rate in class change.
Regardless of whether the class change is successful, the used Class Card will disappear.
If the class change fails, there is a high probability that there will be no severe negative effects, but a small chance of character death.]
[Once the main class is changed, it cannot be altered, so players should choose carefully.]
Cao Yi held the "Fate Warlock" Class Card between his index and middle fingers.
He first muttered, "Damn," followed by, "Cool."
Originally, Cao Yi was pondering whether the class division in the game "Land of Divine Descent" would lean towards the traditional MMORPG systems of "Warrior," "Mage," and "Priest."
But after seeing the Class Card, Cao Yi realized he had underestimated "Land of Divine Descent."
Mysterious, majestic, powerful, eerie.
An overwhelming sense of grandeur.
That's the entire impression the "Fate Warlock" Class Card gave Cao Yi.
Although the interface didn't specifically introduce the abilities of a "Fate Warlock," it wasn't hard to deduce from those vague dynamic images.
"Fate Warlock" possesses a series of abilities related to astronomy, astrology, geography, dreams, and fate.
These terms might seem abstract.
But if you use phrases like "knowing the heavens above, understanding the earth below, interpreting dreams, and fortune-telling," it's easier to grasp.
Cao Yi's mouth twitched slightly, disdainfully tossing the "Fate Warlock" Class Card back onto the bed.
Damn it, isn't this just a street fortune-teller?
Even setting aside the fortune-teller aspect, "Fate Warlock" doesn't seem like a main combat class with strong fighting capabilities.
The interface's prompt was very clear.
The main class is unique, and once changed, it cannot be altered.
The matter of class change indeed requires careful consideration.
Currently, Cao Yi isn't sure what specific classes exist in "Land of Divine Descent."
If "Fate Warlock" turns out to be a subpar class, then most of Cao Yi's journey in "Land of Divine Descent" would be wasted.
After all, in "Land of Divine Descent," death means deletion, with no chance to recreate a character.
"So how exactly can you tell if you match with a Class Card?"
Will there be some kind of mysterious resonance on a soul level?
Curious, Cao Yi picked up the "Fate Warlock" Class Card again.
No strange reaction.
He could only say he didn't like it, but he didn't hate it either.
Class change is truly a pitfall everywhere.
Speaking of Classholders... Cao Yi seemed to recall something.
The world of "Land of Divine Descent" is one with transcendent powers.
However, the vast majority of ordinary people are unaware of the existence of transcendent powers and may never encounter transcendent events in their lifetime.
As a small-time rogue who frequents taverns and is well-informed about street news, Cao Yi can barely be considered among the ordinary people closest to the transcendent world.
Because the tavern is an "intelligence station."
The guests coming and going from the tavern are "informants."
Naturally, the big figures of the transcendent world can't handle everything personally.
Basic tasks like finding people, running errands, and surveillance are certainly delegated to idle individuals like Cao Yi through the tavern.
Those with transcendent powers are collectively referred to as Classholders.
"According to the system interface, Class Cards are not the only way to change classes, but they are the 'easiest' way."
Cao Yi now knew that treasure chests could yield Class Cards.
And the way to obtain treasure chests is by completing tasks.
Of course, besides tasks, there might be other ways.
As Cao Yi pondered, he tucked the "Fate Warlock" Class Card into his pants pocket for safekeeping.
Although he wasn't too keen on the "Fate Warlock" class, this Class Card could serve as a fallback for Cao Yi.
If he couldn't change to a class he was satisfied with for a long time, becoming a "Fate Warlock" didn't seem too bad.
After securing the Class Card, Cao Yi picked up the beast hide scroll.
[Rune Secret Pact: Thunderclap Blast.
Activating this Rune Secret Pact will unleash a thunderous shockwave at a designated area within fifty meters.
All units within this area will suffer a certain degree of thunder damage and experience negative statuses such as knockback, knock-up, paralysis, and stun.
The closer the unit is to the center of the area, the higher the damage and stronger the negative effects they will endure.
This is a low-tier Rune Secret Pact, but fortunately, it's well-preserved and can still be used normally.
It comes with a Force storage rune to activate the Rune Secret Pact, so even if you're not a Classholder, you can activate this Rune Secret Pact.
Activation method: Hold the Rune Secret Pact, and either whisper in your heart or shout out loud "Thunder" in Force Runic Speech to activate it.
Charge time: Twenty-four natural hours.]
[Note, after using this Rune Secret Pact, one of your hands (unsure if it's the left or right) will twitch for five to ten minutes.
At the same time, your cognitive abilities will slightly decrease.]
An instant-cast magic scroll?
This thing looks pretty awesome!
What is this Force?
Mana?
Corresponding to the locked gray icon in the status bar?
Cao Yi keenly guessed the gist of it.
And what is this Force Runic Speech?
Cao Yi attempted to manipulate the player interface to read information about "Thunder."
In the next moment, a cold mechanical voice echoed in Cao Yi's ear.
[Aminuos!]
Cao Yi: "???"
What was that?
Doubting he heard wrong, Cao Yi listened again.
[Aminuos!]
[Aminuos—!]
No mistake, this sound similar to "Aminuos" corresponds to "Thunder" in Force Runic Speech!
When people are speechless, they usually chuckle a bit.
Cao Yi imagined himself using the "Rune Secret Pact: Thunderclap Blast" in combat.
Perhaps the natives wouldn't find it strange.
But if there were other players present, it would be hard to ensure no one would laugh.
"Oh... I can silently chant it in my heart."
But realistically, which player could resist the temptation to shout out the name of a move?
Anyway, this is a very powerful item.
It's just unknown how effective it is in terms of damage.
But Cao Yi thought, this is, after all, the transcendent power of a Classholder.
It shouldn't be a problem to zap the Three Beasts of the Lin Family with one strike, right?
Cao Yi tucked the "Rune Secret Pact: Thunderclap Blast" into his right pants pocket.
This item was now Cao Yi's biggest trump card for survival.
Its practical value surpassed that of the "Fate Warlock" Class Card.
The last item was that book.
[Arturo Strauss's Potion Notes.
The notes record the potion knowledge of the "Potion Warlock" Arturo Strauss, a treasure beyond monetary value.]
Well said!
There's a house of gold in books.
"Potion Warlock"!
This should also be the name of a class.
Selling fake potions?
Cao Yi flipped through the Potion Notes, soon showing a look of bewilderment.