Then came [Blood Requiem], a skill that used the caster's own health to fuel area-of-effect debuffs. Bleed, slow, silence, it had it all. However, the skill had a huge cast time, and if interrupted midway, the backlash could leave the caster half-dead.
Damon frowned. The top-tier skills were not shaping the way he thought that they would. At this rate, the middle shelves would be a lot more useful for him than the top shelf.
He clicked his tongue and looked at the next one. The fourth book was the one Varnyx kept glancing at. [Cradle of the First Fang]. It was sealed tighter than the rest, humming with layered protection spells.
Damon couldn't get any information from the system except for one term: Not Available. When he asked Varnyx about it, the old vampire hesitated, then murmured, "That was left behind by the first Lord of the Blood Hall. No one has dared claim it since."
Was this some legacy of sorts?
