The Strongest Knight

In the second game, another wizard apprentice came on the field, and Wizard Abel quickly focused his attention on his students.

Gray could no longer sense anything, so he followed his target and watched the game.

In the next few games, there were knights against wizards, knights against mages, and mages against wizards.

After watching a few games, Gray's horizons were greatly broadened.

At the end of the game, the Wizard Academy won, the Knights came in second, and the Mages came in last.

Gray, who had gained a lot, quietly left the stage among the crowd leaving.

Walking on the streets of the Red River Valley area, Gray recalled the game he saw in the morning.

It is obvious that wizards with many means have the upper hand in the apprentice stage. It is difficult for knight apprentices who have not practiced knight skills to kill wizards with one blow.

The mage's spells are the most powerful, but the mage's body is too weak. Without the protection of the elemental shell that is created after becoming a first-level mage, the mage apprentice has no time to cast spells in front of the knight apprentice in the arena.

"My knightly martial arts has unlimited prospects. Perhaps it can make the knight truly the most powerful profession." Gray has many ideas about knightly martial arts in his mind, but creating a martial arts requires not only novel ideas, but also time for research and development.

Passing by a goblin grocery store, a brand new animal leather book was being placed on the table at the door of the shop by a short goblin to inspect the goods.

Gray's heart moved, and he stepped forward and picked up the animal skin book.

"Oh~ I can tell from the first glance that you are a great adventurer. This notebook wrapped in dragon skin is perfect for you to record your great adventures! What do you think? Take it with you! Think about it, when your descendants open this adventure notebook in the future, they will all record your great adventures..."

"Stop!" Gray was frowning. This goblin was several levels higher than the red-haired Plan in terms of chatterbox.

"How much?" Gray weighed the thick notebook in his hand and asked.

"You know, this book cover is made of dragon skin purchased from the New World. Don't disbelieve it, there are indeed traces of dragons in the New World..."

"How much?" Gray lowered his voice, but at the same time it shook the knight's soul, making the goblin feel like he had met his most terrifying natural enemy, and he shuddered with fear.

"Five copper kels!" The goblin no longer dared to have any other bad ideas.

Gray took out five copper coins from the storage bag on his chest and threw them to the goblin. He pretended to put the notebook into his chest, but in fact he threw it directly into the storage bag on his chest.

Gray continued to wander the streets. Inspired by the knight's apprentice Robert, Gray decided to sharpen his skills before the battle and give it a try.

Turning into a blacksmith shop run by a dwarf, Gray bought ten sharp knives that could be used as hidden weapons.

Products made by dwarves must be high-quality, but they are also very expensive. Ten knives cost Gray five silver coins, which is ten times the cost of the notebook.

"It's time to find a hotel to rest and prepare for tomorrow's battle." Gray thought to himself and began to look for a suitable hotel on the bustling streets of the Red River Valley.

In the afternoon, Gray checked into a garden-style hotel, a single room in a single building, and the price for a day's stay was one silver coin.

Drew silver is a hard currency, and its weight is often slightly higher than the silver coins issued by other kingdoms. Therefore, the innkeeper took great pains to personally escort Gray to the room.

After seeing off the affectionate boss, Gray first took out his newly bought notebook.

Gray wrote four words on the cover of the notebook where the engraved title was left: Knightly Martial Arts.

In the author's position, he wrote his own name: Gray Christian.

Before starting to record, Gray first classified the three existing martial arts skills.

'Crescent Moon Soaring to the Sky' belongs to the way of attack; 'Instant' belongs to the way of step; 'Circumferential Shield' belongs to the way of defense.

"It can be simply called the offensive path, the defensive path, and the walking path. When there are other types of martial arts skills in the future, we will create new categories separately." Gray murmured and started to record the three martial arts skills.

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"I hope to be able to complete this book of knightly martial arts in the future. Then, my knightly martial arts will be truly accomplished."

Gray finished recording, closed the notebook, and put it into the storage bag.

"Next, let's sharpen our weapons before the battle and see if we can realize today's idea."

Gray took out a dagger and was about to throw it at the wall in the room.

Remembering the innkeeper's enthusiasm just now, Gray put down the dagger and rang the bell.

A servant came quickly.

"Is there a target?" Gray asked.

"...No." the servant replied.

"Then give me a thick and durable wooden board." Gray threw down two copper coins.

The servant immediately went there with a smile on his face, and a few minutes later he came back with a thick wooden board on his back with difficulty.

"Thank you." After saying thank you, Gray picked up the wooden board with one hand and closed the door under the stunned gaze of the servant.

Placing the wooden board against the wall on one side of the house, Gray took the knife and followed a route that he guessed was the acupuncture point.

The Knight's energy eventually spread throughout Gray's arm, and a small portion was injected into the knife through the acupuncture points on Gray's fingers.

"Go!" Although Gray was afraid of destroying the house, he did not use much physical strength. He simply relied on a little bit of energy to throw the knife, and the knife still sank into the wooden board.

"No!" Gray frowned. Although there was an enhancement, it was obviously not to the level of martial arts skills recognized by the system assistance.

Gray followed the template, slightly adjusted and changed the acupuncture point route, and began to throw out the knives one after another.

As the sun set, Gray had consumed most of the energy of the Knight's Soul, but still made no progress.

"It seems that I thought too much. There should be no chance to create this new skill before taking action." Gray rang the bell.

The servant came in, and Gray ordered a sumptuous dinner. He sat by the window, admiring the sunset while tasting the cooking of the hotel's kitchen.

"I originally thought that knights all had big appetites, but in fact, the more knight souls you gather, the more energy you can decompose from the same food, and use it at multiple times the power. Now, even if I only eat steamed buns for three meals a day, I can still satisfy my consumption."

"The teacher has condensed the life energy, and he doesn't have any problem eating a meal every two or three days. Practicing the way of chivalry has brought about great changes to the body." Gray sighed as he bit off a heart-shaped fried egg.

"Body changes...oh, that weak spot!" Gray's eyes suddenly lit up.

Among the 720 acupoints confirmed in the previous life, except for 402 medical acupoints that were used, the remaining acupoints were mostly extremely dangerous death points.

Using tiny needles to pierce medical points is called acupuncture treatment. But if you pierce the fatal points, it is not a treatment, it is murder!

After Gray condensed the knight's soul, as his body evolved, Gray discovered in his experiments that some of the original fatal points could no longer restrict the knight's body.

When Gray had just condensed the fifth strand of knight soul, he could only use one fatal point. Using knight energy to stimulate the body for a long time would not do any harm.

Now that he had condensed the sixth Knight's Soul, Gray could successfully use three more fatal points. "Let's try." Gray stood up and picked up the knife.