441 Unknown Grade Exclusive Growth Skill — Holy Hymn (II)
However, if it was a reversal skill, its combo effect would be a little troublesome.
First of all, the basic group healing ability was called the skill’s original life. Its healing value was slightly lower than that of the Bright Mirror Water, but after upgrading, it would definitely be able to beat the Diamond-grade Revival and Blessing of the Stars.
The effect of the reversal was also very simple.
It could be considered an advanced version of the Revival, except that it lacked the “Reversal” that continuously lost HP. Heal.
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Then, he used his second combo ability, Dispel Song. The moment he recovered his HP, he dispelled five debuffs for all allies. After five seconds, he dispelled another debuff for 30 seconds. He dispelled a total of five debuffs, making a total of ten debuffs.
After the reversal, it would immediately give the enemy five random debuffs, and then give another debuff every five seconds, causing them to be plagued by evil diseases and unable to move.
It could be said that…
This Dispel ability was much more powerful than Bright Mirror Water’s dispel ability. Moreover, it was not only effective on a single person but also on a group. It was simply invincible.
With the two of them around.
Lin Ye had learned a platinum-level skill before, so he could completely bury it now. There was no value in wasting mana on it.
That’s right.
It was the Aqua Tide that was used to disperse.
He had to keep the All-Stars Shine for a while. Although the 10% damage buff wasn’t very high, it was still a bit of an improvement. Unless the damage buff reached its peak, Lin Ye definitely wouldn’t forget it.
Following that, the third combo ability, Beautiful Hymn, was a group mana regeneration. Moreover, it was a 50% mana regeneration in one go. It was not just a simple mana value.
After the reversal, the enemy group would burn 50% of their mana.
It was simple and crude.
Moreover, this skill became more and more awesome as it progressed.
God of gods.
The only drawback was that it could not be used continuously. It had to be used three times to accumulate energy before it could trigger the second effect, allowing all allies to recover their mana or all enemies to burn their mana together.
However, it wasn’t a big problem. Lin Ye’s Universe Reversal had a 40% cooldown reduction that wasn’t included in the maximum cooldown. As long as he could stack the normal cooldown reduction to 80%, even if the cooldown of Holy Hymn increased significantly after leveling up, it wouldn’t be too big of a deal for him.
If he could maintain a 60-second cooldown time after leveling up like Bright Mirror Water, he would be able to use the skill.
That was the normal 12-second Holy Hymn skill.
Restores 50% mana every 48 seconds.
He was simply invincible.
Enhancement Song increases the overall four-dimensional attributes of all healing targets.
After the reversal, it would reduce all the four-dimensional attributes of all targets.
In the later stages of the game, the effect of the combo ability would not be considered good whether it was reversed or not. However, since it was a group gain, no matter how small a mosquito’s leg was, it was still meat. It was not a loss.
Anyway, it was a buy-one-get-one-free gift.
No extra mana consumption…
Healing Song was a very unique skill. It was similar to the healing wave that Lin Ye had learned before. It could heal ten teammates at a time.
However, unlike the healing wave, the target of the healing song was the ally with the least HP on the field. It was equivalent to a divine weapon for emergency rescue.
The healing wave was randomly selected, and you couldn’t control it at all. There was no way to let it heal the person who needed it the most.
Moreover…
The Healing Ring summoned by the Holy Shield Song would still choose fragile classes that were easy to die to heal when everyone was in full health. It would not become a random jump.
This gave it the ability to heal in advance.
It was a pretty good skill.
If it was reversed, the effect of this skill would be even better. It would directly attack the Boss with the most HP and blow them up. It would rarely attack the noob minions with less HP.
The main reason was that the damage of the Ring of Healing was not low.
If it was used as a single-target damage skill, it could only be used on one enemy. If it was used on one enemy ten times, it should be comparable to the normal damage of Bright Mirror Water.
Uh…
Bright Mirror Water was a single-target skill that could be used to deal with group damage.
The group skill Holy Hymn could be used to deal single target damage…
It felt a little strange…
Next, there were two more troublesome combo effects, commonly known as the spy skill.
Holy Shield Song. After Lin Ye used the Holy Hymn, it gave him a white shield that could resist any damage. It had a high value and a thick shield.
Although it could not compare to the white shield that could be maintained indefinitely by the Divine Scepter, it could stack its effects. It could be considered an additional defensive skill.
However…
After using Universe Reversal, this combo effect would deal a certain amount of damage to Lin Ye’s shield.
For example, the white shield that overflowed from the healing effect of the Divine Scepter, or the nullification shield that was maintained by burning mana, could cause damage and even break in one go.
Although Lin Ye hadn’t upgraded the skill’s grade and level, based on the value of Holy Hymn when it was Bronze grade 1, he could confidently estimate that the future value of this white shield would be much thicker than the nullifying shield summoned by Bright Mirror Water of the same level.
The target of the nullifying shield was in front of the white shield.
This led to the fact that if Lin Ye chose to activate the nullification shield and purposely heal himself to put on a white shield, the reversed Holy Shield Song would prioritize attacking the nullification shield. It would only attack the white shield after the nullification shield was completely destroyed.
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