Looking at this new inheritance task, Rod couldn't help frowning.

Unlike the original soul quest [Bloodline], the new inheritance quest did not give Rhodes enough information.

From the information he knew, Rhodes couldn't deduce the true intent of the mission, and perhaps the only useful information was the hunt for the black dragon in the mission description.

Rod recalled that adult black dragons generally had the strength of the sixth order, and if it was an extremely powerful black dragon, it could even exceed the limit of the sixth order and reach the seventh order.

Rhodes didn't know what level of strength this Titan Giant was going to deal with, but in the current situation, since he could deal with the Black Dragon, then this Titan Giant should be just as powerful.

With that in mind, Rod opened the properties panel.

[Name: Klom.]

Hero Perk: Unawakened

Rank: Tier 7 Titan Giant Level 3

Attributes: Strength 34, Speed 30, Constitution 40, Knowledge 34, Spirit 20

Health: 800/800

Mana: 340/340

Pneumatic value: 1600/1600

Skills: Heavy Punch Lv15, Charge Lv12, Sweep Lv12, Anti-Demon Skin, Rapid Healing

Special Skills: Legendary Attack, Legendary Breath Magic, Epic Wisdom, Epic Forging Skill, Grandmaster Resistance, Expert Eagle Eye Technique, Senior Leadership Technique

Spells: Titan Arrow Lv3, Titan Thunder Lv15, Chain Lightning Lv15, Thunderbolt Lightning Lv15, Air Turgy Thaumaturgy Lv20]

In the stats panel, it is no longer Rhodes's attributes, but the attributes of the titan named Klom.

After looking at the attributes, Rhodes also understood the strength of the titan giant.

In Rhodes's opinion, the basic attributes of this titan giant are also relatively good among seventh-order creatures. When a creature reaches the seventh tier, each level will bring a lot of changes in the attribute bonuses.

In this situation, the terrifying bonus brought by the basic attributes makes the general skills lose their original role, even if they have more ordinary skills, there may only be a few that can really be played in battle.

Judging by the skills possessed by the titan, it is clear that he is not good at using weapons, and instead fights with his own hands.

Rhodes focused his observations on the Titan's magic.

"[Titan Arrow Lv3]: Fifth-order breath magic, special magic, not affected by spiritual attributes. Base damage is 240 and mana cost is 0. Mana can be added, and for every additional 1 mana invested, 5 damage is added. Cooldown: 3 minutes. ”

"[Titan God Thunder Lv15]: Fifth-Order Breath Magic. Consumes 40 mana and condenses the Titan Divine Thunder to strike an area, dealing 350 damage. ”

When discovering these two spells, Rhodes paid attention to them, these two spells are unique to the Titans, and it is difficult for other races to completely master them.

Of the two spells, the Titan Arrow is the most special of the two, dealing a lot of damage and not consuming any mana. If you want to increase your damage again, you can even actively consume mana to increase it.

In comparison, even the Titan Divine Thunder, which has higher damage in the fifth-order magic, is also much inferior.

Rod recalls that in his previous life, there was also a player who mastered the spell of the Titan Arrow, but it was based on the effects attached to the artifact, not his own learning.

At this point, Rhodes noticed that the Titan's spell level was high, and his basic skills weren't much compared to it.

In general, Titans don't have much magic. The Titans' fighting style basically relies on their physical fitness, and with the blessing of high attributes, no matter what weapon they use, they are extremely powerful.

However, for the Titan Giant, this is obviously difficult to hold, despite his strong physical attributes, Klom seems to be more focused on spellcasting, and many of his special skills are related to spells, and even the Titan Arrow can be mastered on his own.

At this time, Rhodes realized that perhaps this was related to the inheritance mission.

The Titans do not advocate spell casting, on the contrary, in their opinion, casting spells does not prove their own strength, only shows their own cowardice.

At this point, even if Klom has mastered powerful spells, he will not be able to get the high opinion of other Titans.

Rod speculated that perhaps it was for this reason that Klom planned to deal with an adult black dragon alone.

The Titans' sworn enemies have always been the Black Dragon. As for the attitude towards other dragons, the Titans only remained neutral and did not dislike them too much.

Due to the properties of dragon scales, the black dragon is completely immune to any spell, which is also the reason why the Titans worship force rather than magic.

In this situation, if Klom can deal with an adult black dragon, then he can prove his strength, and prove that he can defeat the sworn enemy of the entire race, the black dragon, even without magic.

Based on what he had learned about the game, Rhodes analyzed this information.

At this point, Rhodes thought of the name that was shown when the Legacy Quest first appeared, the Witness.

Rhodes knew that similar to this kind of quest, the name carries a very important message, similar to the bloodline of the soul quest at the beginning, which illustrates the most important information of this quest, and the current inheritance quest should be the same.

Rhodes pondered, since the name of the inheritance mission is witnessing, what exactly is witnessing? Was it this battle between Klolom and the Black Dragon, or something else......

In this case, because the inheritance task did not give detailed information, Rod could not know more for a while, but Rod knew that this inheritance task would definitely not be as simple as he imagined.

Rhodes realized that if the mission was really as he thought, then he would not hide the information from the beginning, but clearly stated in the mission objective that the way to complete the task was to kill the black dragon, and the condition for failure would naturally be to be killed by the black dragon, or to exceed a certain time limit to count as a failure.

Only in this way will it be consistent with what Rod expected, instead of hiding all this information in the task, only giving a little basic mission information, and letting Rod discover the rest himself.

Sighing, Rod knew that if he wanted to complete this task, he probably needed to discover it himself.

Due to his lack of clarity on the outside world, Rhodes didn't know how long it would take to complete the task, or if there would be any abnormalities in his body outside.

But in the current situation, Rhodes still needs to complete this task first.

Since the mission didn't give much information, it was up to Rhodes to collect it himself.

Thinking of this, Rhodes stopped waiting and began to move his current body.