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"Uncle John, write down the specific methods and precautions for charge, and I will practice it after memorizing it."

"OK!"

Just like last time I practiced charging punching, Parr and John asked for a text version of the skill charge.

Did you detect a learning skill? Does it cost 10 spiritual energy points to learn?

"yes."

Drops, 10 spiritual energy points have been consumed, and the skills have been successfully learned.

Charge LV1 (Instantly explode, charge forward at a speed of ten meters per second, lasting up to 10 seconds, and consumes: consume 1 stamina per second.)

...

Although Parr succeeded in studying this time, he did not reveal it immediately. Instead, he continued to practice standing posture. When the sun was about to set in the evening, he took a step forward.

Bang!

The landing sounded, and Parr rushed out at a speed of ten meters in one second.

"good!"

When John saw this, he shouted ok directly, and at the same time he said intimately that this little guy is indeed a genius.

Even though Parr intentionally kept his weakness and did not show that he had learned skills in half a day like last time, John was surprised by learning charge on this day, because the difficulty of learning skill charge is much more difficult than skill charging than skill charging.

John stood for two weeks before he found out the way and barely learned to charge.

Seeing that Parr was so genius, John had a more firm idea of ​​sending him to the academy. With Parr's age and talent, he was very likely to be admitted to the Academy of Knowledge in Free City. As long as he entered there, he would be able to reach the top in one step.

Knowledge has no position, but people have a position. Pal, who has no background, will become the target of winning over the four kingdoms, and the position of aristocrats is within reach, and they can even climb higher, becoming a great nobleman in the power.

"It would be enough to take the young man and cut off some cultists. He shouldn't follow me to track down the traces of Hongpao, it would be too dangerous."

After murmured to himself, John made a decision in his heart, and took Parr to kill some cultists, let him vent his hatred, and then sent him to the Fluorescent Academy in Fluorescent City.

Of course, this did not tell Pal. John still remembers Parr's expression when he was in school. That look, he would not go to school if he was beaten to death!

...

Hank also saw Parr's performance and was very surprised. Then he walked to John and sighed: "This kid has a very high talent!"

"really."

John laughed as if Hank was praising him.

"Have you ever thought about getting him to join the church?"

Hank changed his voice and began to recruit. Seeing Pal's talent, he also became loving talent and felt that he could not let Pal follow John to cut down cultists everywhere. That would be too dangerous. Pal should join the church at this age. When he grows up, he can cut down more cultists when he becomes stronger.

"No."

John shook his head and whispered the thought in his mind.

"Can you enter the college? That's fine."

Hank nodded and stopped entangling. Since John had already made arrangements, there was no difference between joining or not joining the church.

After dinner, Hank finished tidying up the medicine box and walked to Parr, took out a small notebook from his pocket and handed it to Parr.

"Uncle Hank, what is this?"

Parr was stunned for a moment, took the small notebook with a light blue outer skin, and then opened it and looked.

Drop, detected...

"This is something I got by chance when I took risks before. Regular reading can make my mind clear and eliminate negative emotions."

Hank first explained casually, then warned earnestly:

"Boy, you have to remember that hatred is not everything to you. When there are no cultists, you must learn to restrain your murderous intent, kill less and be careful, otherwise you will become a murderer sooner or later."

"oh!"

Parr came back to his senses from the prompt popped up on the data panel, looked up at Hank, who had a stereotyped face, but had a soft look, nodded and said with a smile:

"I get it, thank you Uncle Hank."
Chapter completed!