Due to the Goblin genes invested in this evolution, the four newly appeared skills were all Goblin-related.
[Heavy Strike]: Active Skill. Consumes half of your stamina, dealing physical damage equal to Strength * 2 to the enemy, with a small chance to inflict a heavy wound effect.
[Savage Throw]: Active Skill. Consumes half of your stamina, throwing a powerful strike that deals Strength * 2 brutal damage to the enemy.
[Lesser Fireball]: Active Skill. Consumes 20 Mana, releases a lesser fireball that deals Spirit * 2 fire damage and causes a burning effect.
[Lesser Ice Arrow]: Active Skill. Consumes 20 Mana, shoots a lesser ice arrow dealing Spirit * 2 frost damage and applies a slowing effect.
[Heavy Strike] originates from Goblin Warriors, [Savage Throw] from Goblin Throwers, while [Lesser Fireball] and [Lesser Ice Arrow] come from Fire Goblins and Frost Goblins respectively.
After some thought, Su Bai chose [Heavy Strike].
His passive skills all favored physical damage.
Although the two magic skills had high damage, the physical skill brought greater benefits to him!
He then quietly upgraded [Heavy Strike].
Level 2 Heavy Strike: stamina consumption halved to one-quarter, damage increased to Strength * 2.5.
Level 3 Heavy Strike: further upgraded.
After applying the third Soul Point to the maxed Level 3 [Heavy Strike], both [Heavy Strike] and [Shadow Stealth] blurred and then disappeared.
They were replaced by a new skill:
[Shadow Assault]: Passive Skill. When in shadow or behind cover, your stealth effect is greatly enhanced. Upon voluntarily exiting stealth, you gain a speed boost equal to Agility * 2 lasting 2 seconds. When attacking from stealth, your next strike deals Strength * 5 physical damage with a high chance to cause heavy wounds.
This was a powerful skill!
A fusion of Heavy Strike and Shadow Stealth, this new skill could serve as Su Bai's ultimate weapon!
Five times Strength in physical damage — except for bosses, no enemy could withstand such a sudden assault.
With 3 Soul Points left, Su Bai upgraded [Tough Carapace] to [Heavy Carapace], further boosting his defense.
Once no more skills could be upgraded, he closed his attribute panel.
The fifth evolution required a whopping 10,000 Evolution Points, and advancing from Advanced to Elite Attribute Template demanded killing elite monsters — far beyond what he could achieve in the short term.
His next goal was to storm the Goblin stronghold and slay Goblin General Grog, fulfilling the system-given task!
"Hope Grog doesn't disappoint me..."
With a quiet murmur, Su Bai's figure quickly vanished into the forest.
...
Deep within Gloomy Jungle, countless worn tents spread as far as the eye could see amidst the jungle.
Thousands of Goblins lived among hundreds of these tents.
At the center of this settlement was a cleared area of several hundred square meters, where a notably large tent made of branches and mud stood — the "palace" of Goblin General Grog.
Unlike ordinary Goblins, Grog stood two meters tall and was massively built. He resembled more an orc from the northern continents than a typical Goblin.
Beyond his stature, Grog possessed intelligence absent in common Goblins.
After inheriting the legacy of his ancestors, Grog had once left Gloomy Jungle and ventured into the human world. He was even captured by human slave hunters and given as a slave to a minor human noble.
This experience acquainted Grog with human strength.
After narrowly escaping human captivity, Grog conceived the idea of unifying the Goblin tribes of Gloomy Jungle to create a Goblin kingdom.
Using his great strength, Grog conquered the Goblin tribes, uniting the region. Just as he was preparing to expand the Goblin forces and unify the jungle, bad news arrived.
Within less than ten days, more than a dozen Goblin camps lost contact and hundreds of Goblins vanished.
For the few thousand Goblins in Gloomy Jungle, losing hundreds was losing a tenth of their total population!
Anger flared in Grog when the news arrived.
He dispatched many scouts and guards to patrol the forest, hoping to find the enemy preying on Goblins.
However, most of these scouts and guards also lost contact after leaving the city.
No signs of life or death were found — as if an invisible demon was lurking in the shadows, devouring the Goblin race!
Repeatedly, after losing many scouts and guards, Grog gathered most Goblins into Goblin City to reduce losses.
Enraged and fearful, Grog had no idea that the demon devouring Goblins had quietly arrived in Goblin City itself!
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