Wizard: I Brought the Wrong System

Chapter 245: Arc Moon Sword

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【Ding! Found the sword move 'Arc Moon Triple Slash', do you study it? 】

--no!

This sword technique was originally a move that Yarrow integrated and modified. Even if he didn't study it, he could barely use it. There was no need to waste a precious skill point for a little proficiency.

But when this sword move was designed, it could be found that this sword move could not solve the first problem - making the epee cut in an orderly manner.

Arc Moon Triple Slash is more like a mobile fighting method, rather than a simple output sword move.

Therefore, Yarrow also needs to design a sword move that can burst powerful damage in a short period of time to target some special situations.

For example, enemies like blood bats that are immune to physical attacks.

It’s not as good as a senior wizard apprentice. Bosco also said that senior wizard apprentices will be equipped with a defensive force field. If you encounter such an enemy, you can only use this type of attack in addition to using powerful moves, which can be used in a short time. A sword move that deals massive damage.

This move does not need to consider movement, it is a simple and direct stance output, so there is no need to consider the movement of the footsteps, more just consider the continuity between the sword moves, and maximize the use of the power of the swing.

"It can't be paused for too long, just like chopping the blood bat yesterday, if it pauses a little longer, he may accumulate the strength to fight back."

Yarrow has just sorted out the Arc Moon Triple Slash. These three moves are equivalent to marking out the three most suitable positions for using the Fiery Epee.

With the sword on the left and right, use the first move of the Arc Moon Sword Technique - the last quarter moon.

With the sword at the top, use the second move of the Arc Moon Sword Technique - the first quarter moon.

Going back and forth can form a reincarnation.

But two moves alone are naturally not enough, so according to the eight states of the moon, Yarrow divided eight moves, which correspond to each other in pairs.

They are: new moon, Emei moon, first quarter moon, gibbous moon, full moon, waning moon, last quarter moon, and lower Emei moon.

With the word "meter" as the frame, the two effects of "swallowing" and "sucking" the air of the power core are fully utilized, and the direction of the epee swing is gradually changed.

Among them, the key point to explain is the crescent moon. This move is actually the third move of the Arc Moon Triple Slash, and it is also the final move of the Arc Moon Swordsmanship, which is used to open the body at the end.

Of course, the design of swordsmanship does not create a new cage for oneself.

If you encounter the situation like yesterday again, you can completely repeat the 'first quarter moon and last quarter moon' back and forth.

The arrangement of this swordsmanship only marks out all the most suitable power angles of the Fire Epee, and also designates the release sequence of a set of combos. Under appropriate circumstances, according to these routes, the most suitable In the case of fast, play all the moves in a short time.

With the foundation of 'Arc Moon Triple Slash', it didn't take much time to sort out all the power lines.

After all the lines were transcribed on the new grass paper, according to the name of 'Arc Moon Triple Slash', Yarrow wrote the characters 'Arc Moon Sword Technique', and then added 'Arc Moon Triple Slash'. ' Nailed together behind the grass paper, as the ultimate and core move of 'Arc Moon Swordsmanship'.