Lord of the Silver Crow

And after Friesen looked at the spirit mist released by Yago, the emerald green blood droplets gushing from the fingertips of his hands behind his back seeped back into his skin.

As if nothing had happened, Friesen showed a smile:

You can feel the difference in yourself.

Yago, who had been observing Friesen, felt a little more at ease when he saw the other party's attitude recover.

There is no doubt that because of his brief hesitation before, the other party suspected him.

So, why can gamblers and gravekeepers coexist?

But these are not things to think about now.

After the first attempt failed, Yago tried for the second time to combine inspiration and eyes to form spiritual vision. This time he succeeded, and he also observed his own spiritual mist.

It is different from the spirit fog observed through the black-rimmed glasses before, although it still looks blurry, but it has already shown a little outline.

The hazy silver-gray mist looks like a human being but is a little bit different, it is roughly in the form of some kind of humanoid creature.

but

When he used the game habit to subconsciously observe whether he had changed through the system interface, he couldn't help being stunned.

Some pages have changed.

The sequence column on the first page——

[Sequence: Gambler, Gravekeeper]

On the second page, the properties page, the properties have also changed.

Among the eight attributes, a total of five have changed.

[Strength: 12], [Physique: 8],

[Agility: 11], [Inspiration: 20], [Will: 19]

Strength, inspiration, and will each increased by 1, and constitution and agility decreased by 1.

On the third page, there is no change in general skills.

In the special skill column, in addition to silver blood, thin blue blood, and the gambler's fallacy, there is another special skill:

[Dead Soul Lamp: You can observe and distinguish the spiritual mist left by the dead, guide it to gather and read the words of the dead.

——As long as you are careful enough, you will find that the dead know more than the living. Just set up a tombstone for them, no matter how big or small\