- Online Game : God Level Assasin, I am The Shadow!
- GTA Chapter 149
The Spirit of Bones’ frenzy skill was designed to be nearly unavoidable.
-Massive area of effect: The skill covered the entire battlefield.
-High frequency of attacks: Rapid and constant damage.
-Low single-hit damage: Each attack dealt relatively low damage, forcing players to rely on sustained recovery to survive the phase.
Even damage-absorbing shields were shredded in seconds. Qin Feng’s Blacklight Shield, despite its layers, would break in less than two seconds under the barrage.
While most players relied on shields and lifesteal to endure, Qin Feng’s Shadow Arc transformed the fight entirely.
In addition to the boss’s frenzy, waves of revived skeletal monsters joined the assault, blanketing the arena with area attacks. Qin Feng found himself in a veritable storm of attacks, with no way to evade entirely.
As his Blacklight Shields shattered, the attacks began hitting his main shield layer.
Damage log:
-214
-274
-198
-425 (Weak Point)
Although the damage was small, its sheer volume quickly added up.
Qin Feng’s health and shield composition:
[19,000 HP] + [190,000 Shield Value]
This was the maximum shield value possible—10x his health. However, incoming damage began converting portions of his shield into grey segments, representing delayed damage from Shadow Arc.
[19,000 HP] + [185,000 Shield Value + 5,000 Grey Shield Value]
Grey Shield Value represented damage that had not yet taken effect due to Shadow Arc.
Qin Feng activated Meld into Darkness, resetting the stealth state and canceling the pending delayed effects.
Immediately after, he unleashed Shadow Slash, taking out a cluster of skeletons and regenerating his shield to full strength. Each kill contributed to his shield regeneration.
Post-recovery composition:
[19,000 HP] + [190,000 Shield Value]
The Shadow Arc mechanic allowed Qin Feng to maintain a “perfect state” despite the chaos.
A quick sweep with Night Blade Ring cleared more skeletons and triggered a flood of damage numbers. This time, Qin Feng noted the absence of “immune” messages, signaling that the boss’s invulnerability phase had ended.
“Time to die,” Qin Feng muttered, pinpointing the boss’s location through sound.
He unleashed Crimson Blade, his ultimate attack.
Damage log:
-748,000 (Weak Point)!
—-
[You have killed ‘Spirit of Bones, Composite Form (Jade Tier).’]
[You have earned 128,000 EXP.]
[You have gained 60 Evolution Points.]
[You have gained 39.8 years of tradable lifespan.]
—-
Even as Qin Feng delivered the finishing blow, several bone spikes hit him, creating grey shield segments. However, the lifesteal effect of Crimson Blade instantly canceled the delayed damage.
—-
[Congratulations! You have achieved a Perfect Completion (Flawless and Speedrun) of the Skull Ruins Challenge!]
[You will receive Perfect-tier challenge rewards!]
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Qin Feng was stunned by the message.
In his previous life, players who completed the Skull Ruins Challenge earned the Bone Sword Wyvern, a Jade-tier flying mount. But no one had ever mentioned a Perfect-tier reward.
“The conditions for a perfect reward are flawless execution and a speedrun,” Qin Feng realized.
“Speedrun isn’t surprising. Other players faced higher-level bosses in later stages of the game—killing them quickly is impossible.”
“But flawless… The boss’s frenzy phase makes it virtually impossible to achieve a flawless run. Unless…”
Qin Feng understood. Thanks to Shadow Arc, the attacks he sustained never technically “registered” as damage. It was as though he had cheated the system into granting a flawless score.
As the challenge concluded, a faint white light illuminated the room. Qin Feng saw his surroundings clearly for the first time—a spherical chamber made entirely of bones. The Spirit of Bones lay in pieces on the floor, a massive fusion of dozens of arms, legs, and blades.
Confirming the boss was inert, Qin Feng approached and used Greedy Hand to loot the remains.
—-
[You have gained 60 Evolution Points.]
[You have gained 39.8 years of tradable lifespan.]
[You have obtained ‘Bone Piercer (Diamond Tier).’]
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Bone Piercer (Diamond Tier):
–Weapon Type: Assassin.
–Physical Attack: +255
–Elemental Attack: +255
–Strength: +40
–Spirit: +40
–Armor Penetration: +30%
–Ignore Elemental Resistance: +30%
–Unique Effect: On hit, reduces target’s physical defense and elemental resistance by an additional 30%.
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This weapon immediately caught Qin Feng’s attention.
“A pure armor-penetration blade,” he murmured.
Qin Feng swapped out his Pale Bone Blade, which had similar effects but lower stats.
His current armor-piercing setup included the Black Flame Regalia and Ancient God Tablet’s cooldown reduction effect, further enhancing his synergy.
Against high-tier bosses, Bone Piercer ensured consistent effectiveness thanks to its self-applied attributes rather than temporary effects.
Final Stats with Enhancements:
–Base Armor Penetration: 30% (Blade) + 7.5% (Dual Wield Mastery) = 37.5%
–Additional Effect: 30% (On-hit Debuff)
–Total Penetration: 67.5%
The combined effects pushed Qin Feng’s damage-dealing potential to new heights.
Eager to see what awaited him, Qin Feng approached the treasure chest that had materialized atop the boss’s remains. It shone with a radiant, mysterious light.
Following his usual routine, Qin Feng equipped the Believer Pendant to summon a minion and check for traps.
When the minion triggered no alarms, Qin Feng opened the chest.
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[You have obtained ‘Mount Bell (Epic Tier).’]
[You have obtained ‘Bone Rune.’]
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The reward exceeded his expectations.
While the Bone Sword Wyvern was a Jade-tier mount, the Mount Bell was Epic-tier, a significant upgrade.
“Not bad,” Qin Feng thought, already imagining how this reward would change his next ventures.