Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

With a hint of joy on his face, Chen Mo quickly stepped forward and picked up the card.

Potion Enhancement: Increases health potion recovery by 10.

This card looks pretty good, but for Chen Mo right now, it's not that it's completely useless, but it's utterly pointless.

He had already used up all his blood medicine, so having this card on him was just a "choke point".

Consume it, consume it immediately.

Let's clear out the backpack slots first, otherwise Chen Mo will be anxious if he draws something like beef jerky that he can't put in his backpack.

Pick up the gold coins and quickly head back, first returning to the statue of flesh and blood, as that's the safest place.

Then Chen Mo took out the three white cards he was going to use, and also took out the card he wanted to upgrade: Defense!

What should I do?

"Let's activate the black card first," Chen Mo thought, glancing at his ability points. He had already used up three points and was waiting for them to regenerate.

Soon after his ability points recovered a little, Chen Mo immediately held the black card together with the three cards he needed to consume.

Consumed!

Quickly, Chen Mo saw the black card seem to ignite a wisp of black flame.

The flames weren't hot to the touch; they simply burned the three white cards quickly, and then the black cards began to tremble violently, as if some kind of power was about to burst forth.

Hurry up, Chen Mo took out the defense he wanted to upgrade with his other hand.

The next moment, the black card emitted a beam of black light.

The black light circled around Chen Mo a few times before landing on the defense card in his hand.

The defense card changed rapidly; the white light on its body was first stained black, then turned blue, and it also trembled violently.

Chen Mo felt like he was about to lose his grip on the card, but fortunately, this situation didn't last long.

The card stopped vibrating, and everything returned to normal.

Chen Mo first put away the black card, then looked at his new blue card.

Strengthen Defense: Summons a black shield that can defend against 8 points of damage each time.

Chen Mo nodded in satisfaction.

The defense rating has increased from 5 to 8 points, which is a significant improvement.

Many small monsters only deal around 8 damage, meaning that some skills can be blocked without losing health by using a shield.

Why is it a black shield instead of a gold shield?

Is it because of the use of the forbidden card?

Chen Mo read it over and over again, but couldn't see any negative effects.

That's fine, as long as it works!

Just then, a bright light swept across the distance. Chen Mo immediately looked up, thinking it was lightning striking again, but when he looked up, he saw a huge, one-eyed creature flying across the sky in the distance.

Its eyes shone brightly, like searchlights, as if it were searching for something.

That is……

Chen Mo quickly took out his notebook and flipped through it. Before long, he found out what it was.

Damn it, it's not a regular monster, it's not an elite monster, it's the boss monster of the first floor!

That is, the guardian boss of the Death Maze, the Nest of a Hundred Eyes!

Nest of a Hundred Eyes: 140 HP

Skill 1: Flying Eye - Deals continuous damage of 3 when targeted.

Skill 2: Eye Blast, deals 15 damage.

Skill 3: Eye of Fear, deals 20 damage and inflicts fear.

Skill 4: Regeneration, continuously restores 5 HP.

Skill 5: Fusion, increases all damage by 5.

(Note: Fear will cause a significant decrease in defense. This effect lasts for seconds and can be interrupted.)

Just by looking at their skills, you can tell how terrifying and powerful the boss monster is.

Its health isn't actually that bad, the key is its skill "Regeneration". The ability to continuously regenerate health makes it extremely troublesome.

Chen Mo's biggest fear is a war of attrition, because his ability points are really limited.

With three ability points, at most, it means that if he summons the sword and shield in advance and then waits for his ability points to return to full, he can only use three more cards.

Unlike the enhanced attack and defense skills, his Assault, Blood Slash, and Force Counterattack skills cannot be summoned in advance and then no longer consume ability points when held.

Each use of these three cards consumes one ability point. After using them three times, he can only rely on his sword and shield to tank damage.

With his opponent having 140 health, he would need to slash off at least 100 points with his sword to have any chance of winning. Because three consecutive Blood Slash attacks would only deal 42 damage. The remaining 98 health points would depend entirely on his positioning and skillful execution.

too difficult!

No matter how Chen Mo calculated it, he felt he couldn't win.

As Chen Mo flipped through the notebook again, he suddenly noticed small print below the illustration of this boss.

You have to stick the notes to your face and let the lightning flashes in the light to see them clearly.

(If you can avoid the boss monster, do so. If you absolutely cannot avoid it, you must kill the Hundred-Eyed Nest. First, destroy its flying eyes, then lure the monster horde into its nest to break its fear. Only then will you have a chance of victory.)

Chen Mo's pupils contracted slightly.

Kill the Flying Eye first? Then summon the monster horde?

It sounds reasonable, but in practice it would be fraught with difficulties.

Putting everything else aside, I don't know how to deal with that flying eye alone.

It's flying in the sky, and quite high at that, so my Blood Slash can't hit it!

Unless it can fall, it... um?

As Chen Mo was thinking, the flying eye not far away seemed to have really gotten tired of flying and slowly landed somewhere in the maze.

Chen Mo's mind immediately started working. It would get tired, and it would land. That made things easier!

First, take down the Eye of Flight, then summon the monster tide, right?

It's not impossible!

Chen Mo didn't even consider hiding or escaping.

He's now completely focused on taking down this boss monster.

The reason is quite simple. If elite monsters are giving out such good black cards, then boss monsters must be dropping them everywhere.

There's no way to hide. You can hide today, you can hide tomorrow, but there will always come a time when you can't hide anymore.

Chen Mo understood this a long time ago.

God is like a patient question setter. If you can't solve a problem and want to skip it, God will give you the same problem again and again, tirelessly, until you solve it.

Don't dodge, just fight it!

Chen Mo wanted to see what kind of cards the boss monster would drop!

……

Three more days have passed.

Chen Mo continued forward, heading straight for the exit of the maze.

The flying eye overhead was still searching everywhere. Chen Mo tried his best to play hide-and-seek with it, trying not to be discovered. At the same time, he kept observing the flying eye's movement trajectory and the time it switched between flight rest periods.

The most obvious observation is that the Eye of Flight can only fly for one to two hours at most, after which it must land somewhere and rest for about seven or eight minutes.

It doesn't choose to land on high walls, because the thorns there might prick it. The places it chooses to land are mostly open spaces with few monsters, as if it doesn't want to clash with other monsters.

Based on this alone, Chen Mo could conclude that the flying eye's individual health points were not very high.

Secondly, Chen Mo could confirm that this flying eye was looking for him, or more precisely, for the Forbidden Card.

Every time Chen Mo took out the upgrade of the Black Card Forbidden, the Flying Eye seemed to sense something and quickly approached him.

After being put away, the Eye of Flight seemed to lose its bearings and began to wander around.

That's good!

Chen Mo can probably come up with a solution to it.

Let's follow the strategy and solve it first.