After handing over team affairs, Ask's work pace quickly slowed down.
Let's use the professional circle as an analogy. If Ask used to be a team captain, club owner, technical department, planning department, data department and other positions, then after handing over all the miscellaneous tasks, he can finally focus on the most promising job of team captain.
After staying at Level 13 for a long time, I can finally move upwards.
"Rebellion", or "Riot", is the next law skill that Ask is scheduled to learn. Its effect is to make the opponent's extraordinary ability backfire on itself. In theory, no matter what the opponent's law is, first "plunder", then "rebel", and then you can use the opponent's law to hit the opponent as much as you want.
Players who do not follow the rules of war contemptuously call it the "husband's former offender" tactic. Although it is not a good word, it is enough to show how much other players are troubled and afraid of this tactic.
In fact, as a fantasy game that has transformed into an e-sports game, the balance between different professions, bloodlines, and rules is carefully designed. If your character happens to restrain someone, then there must be a corresponding character that restrains you. Nothing is absolutely invincible.
For example, Ask's Law of War would be troublesome if he faced the extraordinary people of the Law of Natural Disaster, Destruction, etc. Because as long as the opponent could fly flexibly in the air and continuously launch AOE attacks from a distance, Ask would be very troublesome.
The Nine Swords of Stars are too far away to reach, so you can only use Plunder + Rebellion to counterattack with the same AOE, or use conceptual weapons to get a sniper rifle to assassinate the spellcaster in the air from a long distance.
Of course, it all comes down to professionalism. With Sheila's current level, even if she had mastered the Law of Natural Disaster, she would still be beaten up by Askâafter all, she had no professional training, and her aerial positioning and tactical awareness were not good enough.
Just as he was trying to comprehend his skills and upgrade them, someone from the team came up to him.
"Sheila?" Ask closed the book. "Looking for me?"
"Yeah." Sheila's eyes fell on the cover of the book, which was a book about military history.
"Sit down," said Ask.
So Sheila sat down opposite Ask and arranged her hair gracefully.
"Asker." She suddenly felt a little shy, but soon calmed down and asked, "What type of women do you like?"
"Huh?" Ask was puzzled.
"I'm asking, what kind of woman do you prefer?" Sheila emphasized again.
Since Mier said that she and Ask would have a daughter in the future, our Theodora might as well assume that she was destined to marry Ask.
So whether it was a political marriage or true love was what Shira needed to figure out. If it was the former, she could just let it go; if it was the latter, she had to observe carefully to see what she liked about this leader who was as dull as a clay pot.
"Yeah." Seeing that the other party didn't seem to want to confess to him, Ask also calmed down and said, "A more attractive type."
"Charm?" Sheila was slightly startled, then said, "Does it just look at appearance?"