137: Five times of all attribute enhancement, skyrocketing spiritual attributes

After the academy members left, Song Ming continued to sell his equipment at the Exchange.

The remaining two Rank 90 red equipment dropped from the Lost Kingdom, while not as good as the ice blood set, were still quite sought after.

He sold them for 400 credits and 450 credits respectively.

With this large influx of credits, Song Ming’s card had accumulated over 21,000 points.

Now, in the eyes of ordinary students, he was undoubtedly the richest.

Even some students from first-tier academies probably didn’t have as many credits on their cards as Song Ming.

Because credits were needed everywhere within the academy—for items, equipment, and dungeons—the amount required was never small.

It was impossible for ordinary people to accumulate a large amount of credits like Song Ming.

More crucially, Song Ming’s credit transactions almost always started at 500 or 1,000.

When it came to the ability to earn credits, Song Ming was absolutely the undisputed number one.

With such a large sum of credits in his hand, he naturally didn’t plan to just leave them on his card.

After all, credits were earned to be spent.

Converting these credits into resources that would enhance his own strength was the most important thing he should do.

Song Ming prepared to select some items he needed at the Exchange.

If he could directly buy items that increased skill points, that would naturally be excellent.

Although God Yi had said that such items were unlikely to appear in the Exchange.

But what if he was lucky enough to encounter one?

However, it was clear that God Yi had not lied to him.

After browsing around, Song Ming found no items or Materials related to increasing skill points.

Indeed, items that could increase skill proficiency.

Just thinking about it made them seem extremely precious.

Even if someone was lucky enough to obtain such an item, they would use it on themselves immediately.

Who would be foolish enough to trade it to others!

As a second-best option.

Song Ming had no choice but to purchase five Elementary attribute enhancement scrolls from the Exchange.

One Elementary attribute enhancement scroll cost 2,000 credits.

Five of them cost a total of 10,000 credits.

Originally, Song Ming wanted Intermediate or Advanced ones, but he was informed that there were no scrolls above Intermediate Rank for sale.

Or, it could be said that he was not yet qualified to purchase anything above Intermediate Rank.

Moreover, attribute enhancement scrolls above Intermediate Rank would cost at least 40,000 credits, and with his current financial power, he couldn't even buy half of one.

Subsequently, Song Ming purchased three Profession-exclusive skill books from the Exchange.

Each book cost 500 credits.

They were considered relatively popular items in the Exchange.

Song Ming didn't buy too many; this action was merely to expand his skill pool.

After all, skill points were ultimately limited.

And as his Rank increased, Heaven Rank skills were far less effective for him than before.

Unless it was a legendary Forbidden Spell scroll.

Using it would directly grant a Forbidden Spell-level skill.

Only then would he be interested; otherwise, these skills were rather useless to him.

Or if the acquisition of skill points increased, he would consider learning some new skills.

Otherwise, before Rank 100, these skills were already sufficient.

Leaving the Exchange, Song Ming returned to the villa.

He first allocated all the free attribute points gained from leveling up to Mental Energy.

[Mental Energy: 4391 → 4441]

After all, the higher the base attribute, the greater the enhancement after using the scroll.

Song Ming then activated the five Elementary attribute enhancement scrolls one by one.

His own attributes also experienced a small burst of growth.

However, what left him quite disappointed was.

Because the Elementary attribute enhancement scrolls were used too many times, the further he went, the less effective the attribute enhancement became.

The first time directly boosted all attributes by 20%.

Each subsequent use only boosted them by 10%.

However, fortunately, each increase was based on the previous one, and after using five consecutive Elementary attribute enhancement scrolls.

Song Ming’s various attributes all received a significant boost.

He opened his personal panel.

[Name: Song Ming]

[Profession: Myriad Laws Celestial Master (Unique)]

[Health: 196200 / 196200]

[Mana: 67310 / 67310]

[Rank: 90]

[Strength: 2012 → 3535+2500 (provided by equipment)]

[Agility: 2012 → 3535+500 (provided by equipment)]

[Mental Energy: 4441 → 7802+2390 (provided by equipment)]

[Physique: 2012 → 3535]

[Defense: 2012 → 3535]

[Free Attribute Points: 0]

[Skills: Forbidden Spell: Heaven and Earth Seal (Hong), Forbidden Spell: Damage Transfer (Wild), Forbidden Spell: Soul Detention (Wild), Sealing Magic Ring (Heaven Rank One-star), Holy Shield Magic Ring (Heaven Rank One-star), Death Decay Magic Ring (Heaven Rank One-star), Divine Speed Magic Ring (Heaven Rank One-star), Blazing Sun Divine Thunder (Heaven Rank One-star), Celestial God Incantation (Heaven Rank One-star), Eye of Insight, Golden Light Divine Curse (Heaven Rank One-star), Extinction Flame Finger (Heaven Rank One-star)]

[Talent (Unique): Limitless Breakthrough (Rank 10) --- 11 skill points per second, by consuming corresponding skill points, skills can be infinitely sublimated!]

[Skill Points: 218411]

[Talent (Profession-inherent): Heaven and Earth Dao Body (Cannot be upgraded)]

Aside from Mental Energy, all other attributes increased by 1,500 points each.

The increase in Mental Energy attribute was particularly exaggerated, directly adding 3,361 points.

Coupled with the Mental Energy attribute bonus provided by equipment, Song Ming’s Mental Energy now exceeded the 10,000 mark!

It should be known that he was only Rank 90 now, yet his Mental Energy completely surpassed those powerhouses above Rank 100.

His strength was even more self-evident; Professionals below Rank 120 would not be his opponents at all.

While Song Ming was overjoyed, he also felt a little regretful.

If only there were more Elementary attribute scrolls.

Such terrifying attribute increases would make anyone envious.

Evidently, he wasn't the only one who had this thought.

If one could get dozens or hundreds of attribute enhancement scrolls, would Professionals still need to painstakingly grind dungeons to level up? Wouldn't directly increasing attributes be more appealing?

But unfortunately, Elementary attribute scrolls could only be used a maximum of ten times.

And the enhancement effect diminished with each subsequent use.

After ten uses, using an Elementary attribute enhancement scroll would have absolutely no effect.

This was also the reason for Song Ming's regret.

Unless he could obtain higher-Rank attribute enhancement scrolls, his idea would remain a pipe dream.

Moreover, even Elementary attribute enhancement scrolls were rare in the Exchange.

He was lucky enough to buy all five of these.

It would be very, very difficult to replicate such a small burst of growth again.

Song Ming immediately abandoned this unrealistic fantasy and turned his attention to the Profession-exclusive skill books.

Three skill books.

If he could open a movement-type skill, it wouldn't be a waste of so many credits.

After all, movement and speed had always been his weaknesses.

If he truly encountered an unbeatable powerhouse, a movement-type skill sublimated to Heaven Rank would be enough to help him escape danger.