My Skill Bar is Full of Monster Skills-Chapter 70: Looks Like I Won’t Need to Make a Move Myself
Haven’t mastered the Healing Truth Mantra? 𝒇𝙧𝙚𝓮𝙬𝙚𝓫𝒏𝓸𝓿𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝙤𝓶
Raine’s eyes trembled slightly, clearly a bit surprised.
It turns out that person was right!
During this trip to Dorne City, he gained a lot, one of which was a further understanding of other Classes.
Compared to the Adventurer’s Association Branch in Mill Town, the branch in Dorne City had more training areas for various Classes. After consulting with Master Benjamin the day before, Raine had been wandering around.
As Raine understood it, the First Level Divine Art, Healing Truth Mantra, should be the most important divine art for healing Classes, especially for Classes level healers, and is often the first divine art healers choose to master.
Because unlike other healing divine arts, such as Zero Level Divine Art Light Injury Healing or First Level Divine Art Healing Spell, which require physical contact, the First Level Divine Art Healing Truth Mantra is one of the few divine arts that can heal from a distance.
Obviously, in harsh environments or intense battles, the ability to heal from a distance with the Healing Truth Mantra is undoubtedly much more practical.
The scenario Raine originally envisioned—’He fights upfront, Elise heals from behind’—in that case, even facing Deep Moss Spiders with a Challenge Level of 1, Raine could almost be absolutely certain of defeating them.
But now...
Wait, surely she hasn’t mastered any First Level Divine Art at all?
"Uh... Miss Elise, what First Level Divine Arts have you mastered then?" At this moment, Raine suddenly thought of something and continued to ask.
"It’s the First Level Divine Art Stone Skin Protection and Dispelling Spell." Elise lowered her head slightly and said.
Hearing Elise’s answer, Raine was stunned.
Hmm?
Mastered two divine arts?
This is a newly promoted priest?
Isn’t this a genius priest?
As for Stone Skin Protection...
Raine recalled what he had heard before.
This First Level Divine Art is quite impressive, a signature divine art of the Earth Divine Hall priests, seemingly able to give friendly targets a layer of gravel protection that not only guards against physical attacks but also magical ones.
As for the First Level Divine Art Dispelling Spell, although it’s a general type of divine art, it’s very rare for priests to prioritize mastering it.
Few priests use their only two or three divine art slots at Level 1 to remember such a divine art.
And seeing Raine’s thoughtful expression, Elise couldn’t help but feel increasingly nervous and said:
"Mr. Rein, rest assured, I am very proficient in Light Injury Healing, and post-battle healing is no problem for me."
"Also, I have started learning the Healing Truth Mantra, and I believe it won’t be long before I can master it."
"Oh, and so, I brought this with me."
As if recalling something, Elise clumsily took out two square glass bottles emitting a faint red glow from her small bag and handed them to Raine.
"This is a Healing Potion, generally for minor injuries that will heal quickly after consumption."
"If you get injured in battle, Mr. Rein, you can use this immediately."
"Healing Potion?" Raine’s eyes widened slightly, his surprise was undeniable.
Because until now, he had never heard of the association selling such Healing Potions.
If he had known, he certainly would have prepared two bottles.
Wait a minute, that can’t be right.
Then why didn’t Reya and Chris have them before either?
"This was made by the Divine Hall, in fact, they are sold on the second floor of the Adventurer’s Association too." Elise seemed to have seen through Raine’s confusion and smiled slightly, saying.
"Why not on the first floor?" Although Elise’s response clarified his doubt, Raine couldn’t help but be more curious.
Could it be that bottom adventurers don’t deserve Healing Potions?
"Perhaps it’s due to the price; I heard the price for such Healing Potions on the second floor is two gold coins per bottle." Elise blinked her big eyes and said.
"Two gold?" Raine’s tone unexpectedly rose.
Alright then...
Raine chuckled bitterly.
No wonder!
Two gold... indeed, hardly anyone would be able to afford it if it were sold on the first floor.
It’s important to know that a bottom adventurer, even if everything went smoothly, would likely not save up two gold coins in a year.
And even if they had it, they certainly wouldn’t be willing to spend it on a single-use Healing Potion.
So that means these two bottles in his hand are worth four gold?
This really is...
Holding the two bottles of Healing Potions emitting a faint glow, Raine thought about it and did not refuse, but instead carefully placed them in his waist pouch.
’Better to be prepared just in case~’ Raine thought.
"Thank you, Miss Elise!"
However... with a priestess by his side, he still had to drink the potion himself, which always felt...
"You’re welcome, Mr. Rein, we’re teammates, and under normal circumstances, as a Classes level healer, I should have mastered the Healing Truth Mantra." Elise laughed playfully, her beautiful eyes forming crescent shapes once more.
A few hours later.
The caravan traveled along the road north of Mill Town. This time, the discovery of the Deep Moss Spiders was near the cliff where Raine previously killed the Giant Vampire Bat.
Raine gazed into the distance at the snow-capped, towering peaks of the Lankote Snow Mountain, his thoughts wandering.
The journey of life is indeed marvelous.
Last time heading in this direction.... it was him and all the members of the Howling Hunter Squad except for Elise.
But this time, it’s just him and Elise.
....
Shortly after Raine and Elise had set off.
A cloaked and hooded silhouette finally arrived at Mill Town, dust-laden from the journey.
It was Laisa who had hurried down from the northern road, repeatedly confirming the reliability of her informant’s intel along the way.
A few minutes later.
Laisa emerged from the Adventurer’s Association hall in Mill Town, a smile tugging at her lips.
’I finally found him!’
’Northwest of Mill Town... Deep Moss Spider Cave...’
Just now, Laisa had inquired in the hall about the young man with the Horned Helmet and his companions, who had already headed to the Deep Moss Spider Cave in the northwest, freeing her from her anxiety.
In the past few days, she had made two trips back and forth between Mill Town and Dorne City.
Muttering a few words, she immediately mounted her chestnut horse again, quickly heading northwest.
Rushing as fast as she could, Laisa finally reached the hills near the Deep Moss Spider Cave before nightfall.
Laisa carefully scouted the surroundings but soon looked puzzled.
"Huh, that’s strange, where are they?"
"Could they have already gone in?"
Checking repeatedly around the cave entrance, Laisa found no traces of campfires, tents, or makeshift camps.
"But the group of small spiders at the entrance is still there; they surely haven’t gone in yet."
"Since I’m already here, I might as well go in and take a look!"
Saying this, Laisa quickened her pace. Instantly, a blurred shadow darted past the small spiders crawling out of the cave and slipped inside.
"Shadow Step!"
After delving ten-some meters into the cave and facing wave after wave of dense little spider swarms, with a ’swish’, Laisa’s figure seemed to leap through the air, bypassing two groups of spiders that blocked the narrow passage, arriving at a deeper section of the cave.
’Hmm, they definitely haven’t been inside!’
Laisa observed her surroundings and concluded.
If Raine and the others had come in, the dense spider swarms would not have been possible to bypass.
’Hmm.... better check the site... find a good spot to set traps.’
A minute later.
As Laisa stealthily reached the deepest part of the cave, she suddenly froze slightly.
Her beautiful eyes widened in slight disbelief, but then a smile crept onto her face.
’Well, well, looks like I won’t need to make a move myself tomorrow.’
