Chapter 3052

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First finish reading the gene.

【Gene】Leg Bow Technique

【Source】Night Elf

【Type】Individual Gene

【Cost】6 Improvement Points

【Match】100%

【Effect】Can use the leg to assist in drawing the bow and shooting, achieving the effect of increased shooting range and damage. Range and attack +50%, equipment durability loss +50%

What does this mean?

Leg Bow Technique?

Is it like a horse stance?

Zhao Chi carefully examined the effect and remarks, then understood.

It turned out this was because Night Elves were too small in stature and too weak in strength to fight enemies in close combat, so they could only use soft bows.

But the power of a soft bow was very small.

Some Night Elves comprehended the Leg Bow Technique, this bow-drawing skill.

Roughly speaking, one leg stands while the other leg kicks against the bow body, and both hands pull the bowstring.

In this way, the Night Elf could change from drawing the bow with both hands to drawing it with both hands plus one leg.

Both hands pulling the bowstring could draw it wider, making the power greater.

One leg kicking against the bow body could also kick it farther, increasing the string-drawing distance.

Through this method, a soft bow that originally had weaker attack power could also deal more damage and increase its range.

But the price was that it would accelerate the bow's durability consumption.

That didn't matter though…

This gene… is a little strange.

Using a leg to draw the bow—wouldn't the hit rate drop sharply?

Although the gene didn't state that accuracy would decrease, Zhao Chi was still a little worried.

But the power and range would indeed increase.

After all, with added leg strength, the arrow shot out would naturally be both farther and fiercer.

But could one stand steadily while drawing the bow?

If it's a gene… then it seems there's no problem.

A gene is an ability.

If this gene is improved, then one would possess this ability, and would definitely be able to stand steady, and the hit rate probably wouldn't drop either—at least not by too much.

This gene suits elves very well.

Elves all have the "Tree Limb Grafting" gene, so one leg could be grafted onto a large tree, leaving the other leg free to draw the bow.

Moreover, elves all wear high heels, so the long heels of their high-heeled shoes could just hook onto the bow body, allowing them to kick the bow body open more stably and reducing the risk of the bow body slipping off the foot.

Additionally.

The foot grafted onto the large tree couldn't move, which would also activate the "Stationary Aim" gene effect.

That counts as killing two birds with one stone.

That's really not bad.

And female elves have excellent figures, every one of them with long, fair legs, so the effect of kicking the bow body open would definitely be very good.

But there's still that problem… this is an individual gene, and can only be improved for Su Qin alone.

How to let her individual gene be shared with the elves is a difficult problem.

Let's ask Yao Feng.

I wonder what Yao Feng's situation is now.

Her circumstances are very dangerous, and Zhao Chi didn't dare to rashly disturb her.

He still sent her a message, and waited for her to reply when it was convenient.

And up until now, Yao Feng hadn't asked Zhao Chi for energy points.

Judging from her previous behavior, she really liked the Bliss Berserk skill.

So she should have been busy all this time.

Zhao Chi 【Captain, I have a question to consult】

Zhao Chi 【Suppose I have a human hero who can become a Bloodline Lord, but now I want her personal gene ability to take effect on elves—can this effect be achieved?】

Zhao Chi 【Is there any item or method that can accomplish this? Exclude the option of converting the human hero into an elf hero】

Zhao Chi asked very directly.

His trust in Yao Feng was growing higher and higher now, and in a situation like this that wasn't too core, there was no need to keep hiding it.

Hiding even such a trivial matter would actually be worse.

So he might as well just ask directly.

He didn't expect Yao Feng to reply so quickly.

Yao Feng 【Hold on a moment, there are too many people here, I'll find a quiet spot】

Zhao Chi 【Okay】

Soon, Yao Feng replied.

Yao Feng 【You mean, let a human hero become the elves' Bloodline Lord?】

Zhao Chi: "Right."

Yao Feng: "Why do it this way? Because human heroes have good individual genes?"

Zhao Chi: "Right."

Yao Feng: "The most common method is actually bloodline conversion, but you want to rule that out?"

Zhao Chi: "Yes…"

Yao Feng: "Alright, if that's the case then you can only rely on a dual race to do it. Is a dual race acceptable? Or is it that she can't have even a drop of elven bloodline?"

Zhao Chi: "Dual race? You can do a dual race?"

Yao Feng: "Of course, but it does take quite a bit of time."

Zhao Chi: "Could you go into detail?"

Yao Feng: "Sure, but I'm a bit pressed for time and can't go into too much detail. If you have questions you can leave me a message, and I'll answer them when I have time."

Zhao Chi: "No problem. Thanks, Captain."

Yao Feng: "Don't mention it."

Yao Feng: "There are two commonly used methods."

Yao Feng: "The first and best one is using a mixed bloodline."

Yao Feng: "But not just any bloodline can be mixed — it has to be from closely related races, races that can in fact interbreed."

Yao Feng: "For example, humans and elves can produce half-elves, and humans and beastfolk can produce half-beastfolk. All of these can be synthesized into a mixed bloodline, a bloodline that carries the traits of both races."

Yao Feng: "Of course, although this bloodline is mixed, the genes aren't simply the two bloodlines added together — they're inherited randomly from both. Basically, each side contributes about half."

Yao Feng: "At the same time, this mixed bloodline has a learning advantage for the genes of both parent races."

Yao Feng: "Take half-elves, for example — they have a high success rate at improving human genes, and also a high success rate at improving elven genes. That's the advantage. Half-beastfolk and the rest are the same."

Yao Feng: "Back to your question."

Yao Feng: "If you want your human female hero to become the Bloodline Lord of the elves, then she can only become a mixed-bloodline hero. That way she can be both the Race Lord of humans and the Race Lord of elves, but her genes may not achieve the target genes you want."

Yao Feng: "This method requires you to have a half-elven bloodline… I can help you look for that. But turning your hero into a mixed bloodline will definitely take a very long time to switch over — it's impossible to complete the switch in a short time."

Zhao Chi understood what Yao Feng meant.

It was still a bloodline switch.

Only last time Su Qin had been switched from the human race to the Taoyuan human race.

Now she needed to be switched to the half-human, half-elf half-elf race.

This would work too!

Zhao Chi's goal was to preserve all of Su Qin's Taoyuan race genes while letting her become the Bloodline Lord of the elves.

As for the cost — the genes obtained would be a random 50%.

But with Fuyao around, none of that was a problem.