On the one hand, since the Eighth Master of the Tang Sect is a lone hero who doesn’t care about the world, he doesn’t like to be lively or watch the fun, so he naturally knows very little about watching the sky.

On the other hand, the bone skills are not rare. Most weapons cast with bones as raw materials will add such a skill, but few people create bone equipment.

Why is this?

The main reason is: the weapons created by bone materials are too low in attack!

We have mentioned the rationality of weapons and equipment before. The bone material is relatively light, and the relative attack power is lower than that of metal and other materials.

Of course, it is not absolute. Some bone weapons can also be comparable to metal weapons' attack power.

That's right, the bone refining halberd in Jing Tian's hand was purely accidental. It was the first equipment made from the world's magic drawings. The main material was even dropped by the main class, and it was definitely not an ordinary bone material.

In other words, dog bones and keel bones are both bone materials. Can the damage power of weapons created by them be the same?

This is precisely the embodiment of the rationality of building weapons.

It is precisely because the two reasons combined that triggered the forging mutation. The attack power of the Bone Refining Halberd surpassed other bone equipment, but it is still a certain distance away from the physical attack power of metal weapons and still cannot catch up.

Therefore, most players do not like to use bone weapons, so weapons talent skills such as white bones are relatively rare.

This is also the reason why Jing Tian prepared the Zhuyue Ji, and why he did not abandon the bone refining halberd and only used the Zhuyue Ji.

Zhuyue Ji cannot come with such excellent weapon skills as Bone Refining Salvage. What's more, except White Bone, Bone Refining Salvage is one of the few weapons with dual skills, and Zhuyue Ji cannot compare with it.

Therefore, Jing Tian resolutely decided to leave the bone refining halberd. At this time, the bone refining halberd played a very good role, allowing him to rush all the way to the forest of the Eighth Master of the Tang Sect.

If it were the same complex terrain as before, Jing Tian might have rushed over like this and let the Eighth Master of Tang Sect slip away, but now, Jing Tian is confident to stop the Eighth Master.

Although the Eighth Master of Tang Sect is not very familiar with white bones, he also knows more or less the principles of these skills. They either have a certain length of time or need to be broken with output. So instead of not silence, she increased the output strength and strived to break the white bones of Jingtian.

She guessed right, and bets were very accurate. The amount of damage that bones can bear is limited, and the negative effects are infinite.

Therefore, as long as the damage is sufficient, the negative resistance effect of the bones will collapse, and there is nothing to be afraid of.

But how could Jingtian not know about this flaw?

Running quickly, the figure flashed, and the Jingtian had already appeared on the edge of the woods.

This is also thanks to the limited attack distance of the Tang Sect's hidden weapons. Although they are full of tricks, they do not have the long range of fire when bows and crossbows, so that the Jingtian can rely on the effect of bones to reach the grove.

Some people may have guessed what Jingtian was going to do, and some people said they would definitely use the broken halberd and sink sand to force the eighth master of Tang Sect out.

However, Jing Tian did not break the bone refining halberd in his hand, but inserted the bone refining halberd into the ground!

That's right, failure to sink sand can only change the environment and have the effect of a sandstorm flooding.

However, the drowning effect is high. If the Eighth Master of Tang Sect climbs a tree and launches an attack, the broken halberd and sinks into the sand will have no effect on the Eighth Master.

Now, the bone refining halberd has been stably inserted into the soil...

That’s right, it’s underground. Jing Tianqian’s breathing and drinking softly was: “Burn the Thousand Bones!”

Burying Thousand Bones is the second skill added to the bone refining halberd.

This is also one of Jingtian’s specialty!

After the entire bone-refining halberd was penetrated into the ground, all the referees saw a sharp turn of style.

Players who have fought desperately with Jingtian may be familiar with it. The skill effect of Burying Qiangu is to allow magic bone spurs to grow on all buildings in the range!

That’s right, this is one of the nemesis of the vulgar stream, which can easily expose the vulgar stream players!

It is like the demon bones buried in the earth that are unwilling to be silent in the ground, breaking free from the constraints of the soil and relying on all things to bloom the last wonderful things.

Therefore, within a certain range of the woods, white bone spurs grew strangely above the trees. The bone spurs were like branches growing rapidly, and they instantly filled up.

It actually looks strange and beautiful, which makes people stunned.

The general's profession is really poor. AOE skills are also one of the reasons why Jing Tian cherishes the bone refining halberd. With Burial of Thousand Bones, he can also rely on this skill to achieve a very good group injury effect at critical moments.

Not only that, after the burial of thousands of bones hits the target, it will also have a burial effect. The white bones underground are like sleeping souls, hating any bones and blood on the ground, and will bury them together.

Burial: Step the player into the ground, and the degree of burial depends on the environment.

That's right, it's another special environmental skill.

However, the effect of this environment is limited and not available in any environment.

This is also something that makes Jing Tian somewhat dissatisfied.

Because, if the player is in the city and has a bluestone floor under his feet, the burial effect will not take effect at all!

In other words, the harder the land in the environment, the worse the burial effect, or even directly ineffective.

At this time, the eighth master of Tangmen was in the woods, and the soil under his feet was naturally soft. Half of her had been buried in the soil...

Of course, this burial effect also has a time limit. The time limit is not based on the skill level or the ultimate weapon level, but the depth and body height of the buried land.

The lower the player's body height, the greater the depth of the buried land, and the longer it will be bound by burial.

In other words, the duration of the control effect is still related to the environment.

This also makes PVP more variable. There is no absolute strategy. When faced with this kind of environmental skills, you can only judge based on experience.

Players with higher body heights generally suffer from burial constraints for relatively shorter periods.

However, even if you can only control the short time of the Eighth Master of Tang Sect, Jing Tian will be content.

It is said to be control, but it is actually not a strong control, especially when the player is only buried in the lower body, the upper body can already wield weapons, so naturally he can still launch an attack!

After a moment of shock, the Eighth Master of Tang Sect immediately looked around and sought the enemy. She decided to look at the sky with the right and see the color, and she would never let the other party's conspiracy succeed.

However, what made her feel broken was that Jing Tian did come, but it was from behind!
Chapter completed!