Can you withstand the power of this sword strike, which has been used twice in the game?

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Starting from Arya's wrist and moving down her shoulder, the bruises on her arm were erased like pencil marks on paper, and her arm returned to its original whiteness.

"Wow—!" Arya exclaimed in surprise, her eyes widening as she looked at her arm, which had been restored to its original state.

Milu, watching from the sidelines, was also filled with disbelief. (Sobbing)

Wait a minute?! Lu

Healing skills?!

Aren't you the [Sword Hero]?! 3

An Yi glanced back at her.

Milu's shoulders trembled, and she said timidly, "Do...do we need to keep it a secret...?"

“It’s a basic healing spell. Even heroes sometimes need to heal their own wounds. You’d better learn it quickly,” An Yi said calmly.

"Huh...? You've learned it?" Milu was taken aback.

So it's something that can be learned?!

“This is magic that human mages can learn. If you have the magic attribute, you can learn it even if you don’t have the talent for magic,” An’i explained.

“Well… okay, I’ll give it a try…” Miluko grinned.

The difference between having talent and not having talent lies in whether or not one can sense the presence of magic.

Once you get the basics down, using magic is just a matter of time.

An Yi couldn't understand how to sense magic from zero, so he didn't have the talent to use magic.

But once he unlocks the magic attribute, he can use it.

Because it's not starting from zero, but from the very beginning.

Low-level healing spells are basic spells that ordinary human mages can use. Given An's aptitude for magic, it's somewhat difficult for her to learn, but she can still master it if she's willing to spend the time.

"Her Highness is busy with other matters, so I will treat you first."

"Low-level healing spells can only treat simple, minor injuries. If you still feel pain, go find a hero with healing skills to help you," An'i said to Aria.

"Thank you!" Arya nodded happily.

"Take a break for a while, and then continue when you're rested," Annie said.

“Continue…?!” Arya froze.

"Hmm, you don't want to?"

"Yes!" Arya answered abruptly, then quickly buried her head in her food.

An Yi stood up and looked at Elsa beside her: "Miss Elsa, you just said that you don't really understand how to fight, right?"

What specific aspect do you not understand?

Elsa replies: "I don't understand any of it."

Q Anyi: "..."

Well, you can't expect someone with an IQ of -3 to give a definitive answer.

If she says she doesn't understand, then she doesn't understand.

"Then fight the way you like, smash the enemy's head, pierce their heart," Annie said.

The world of the 匛 has an "instant death judgment"; attacking the brain or heart will kill.

“Okay.” Elsa nodded seriously.

Rather than saying she likes it, it's more accurate to say that this is the only way she knows how to fight.

Because her job is to eliminate demons, not to torture and kill them, her fighting style is to kill demons as quickly as possible.

It wasn't that she knew the head and heart were weaknesses, but rather that she felt she needed to kill the demons as quickly as possible, and so the Slime Sword did just that.

Over time, it became her own habit and instinct.

"You were seriously injured in the battle with the Goblin King's servant. Why? Were you unable to keep up with his movements?" An Yi continued to ask.

"No."

Wu Elsa shook her head, subconsciously placing her hands between her chest and abdomen, still feeling a sense of discomfort.

She took the blow from the Goblin King's staff with her bare body, and at that moment she felt as if her whole body was about to break in two.

"I... didn't think I would get hurt, but I did."

"Did you underestimate them?" An Yi asked.

"Hmm." Elsa wanted to say that word, but forgot it for a moment.

"Why?" Annie continued to ask.

“There weren’t any goblins that strong before,” Elsa confessed.

That was the most powerful enemy she had ever encountered.

All the goblins I encountered before could be easily killed, and their attacks were almost ineffective against me.

But this time, the goblin she encountered not only hit her hard, but it was also very fast, making it difficult for her to keep up with its attacks.

Most importantly, her attacks inflict limited damage on the opponent.

If it were an ordinary goblin, she could sever its head with a single thought.

But the Goblin King's servant is different. When the attack hits, the opponent only suffers minor injuries. It takes much more "force" to cause significant damage.

She doesn't control magic, she only has a vague concept of it, something like "strength".

An Yi lowered her head thoughtfully.

In Irene's analysis of Elsa's abilities, she mentioned that Elsa uses magic for both attack and defense.

It was simple that Elsa couldn't withstand the Goblin King's attack; the Goblin King's strength far exceeded her resilience.

Even with a resilience of over 50, Layton still lost some health points when using his shield to block the Goblin King's attacks.

Moreover, Elsa resisted directly through the resilience of her physical body.

Concentrating magic power can increase defense to some extent, but it's only an increase, not immunity to attacks.

The Goblin King's servant was twice as strong as Elsa's resilience; it's a testament to her powerful magic that Elsa wasn't killed with a single blow.

"How do you know how strong goblins are?" Annie suddenly wondered.

Elsa: "You'll know once you get hit."

An Yi: "..."

The cause of the severe damage has been found.

"Does it hurt?"

"pain."

"Then don't get hit next time."

"it is good."

"In the end, the Goblin King was killed by the Bow Hero, right?" Anie asked. "Do you think you could kill him?"

"No," Elsa answered immediately, without hesitation.

"why."

“We can’t hit it, we can’t hurt it,” Elsa replied.

“Okay, I understand.” An Yi nodded.

It's actually a very simple thing.

The attributes are outdated.

Elsa prefers to attack from a distance using her slime sword, and her opponent, whose agility is almost the same as Elsa's, can easily dodge her attacks.

Moreover, it wasn't just Elsa whose attributes couldn't keep up; the Slime Sword was also lacking.

Although she used a slime sword during the Holy War in her previous life, she doesn't need to do so in this life.

She can switch to a more powerful weapon to fight against more resilient enemies.

“Let’s learn a new weapon.” Annie looked up at Elsa and said, “Are there any other weapons in your backpack?”

"Backpack……?"

Chapter 43 Fine Bucket, what is a fine bucket?

"Backpack...?" Elsa turned her head to look behind her in confusion, then looked back at Anyi. "I didn't bring it."

"After completing the task, the system will send the reward to your backpack."

"Just tell the system to open your backpack," An Yi explained.

"A thin...bucket?" Elsa frowned slightly, looking somewhat troubled. "What is a thin bucket?"

An Yi: "...? It's the God. He should have spoken to you in your consciousness."

You can speak with the gods and have them give you what you want.

Elsa's eyes widened slightly: "Anything you want... is that possible?"

An Yi was also stunned.

Judging from her remarks, she seemed to have no idea what a system was.

Although the word "system" is used relatively infrequently in this world, most heroes might not remember it at first glance.

But as soon as they hear "The God is speaking," many heroes immediately understand.

After all, no one can ignore the presence of an unfamiliar voice in their head.

But Elsa's performance...

"Miss Elsa, can't you hear the voice of God?"

"Try asking yourself something, like, how do I open the backpack," Annie said.

"Let me try."