The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

He has been promoted to level three.

A personal level increase means a new opportunity to choose talents.

Su Mu rummaged through his backpack and pulled out a bottle of mineral water. He unscrewed the cap and carefully washed his hands. Water droplets dripped from between his fingers, forming a small puddle on the cable car floor.

sense of ceremony.

Last time the cable car was upgraded, he didn't wash his hands, and as a result, the lucky icon didn't appear. This time he learned his lesson... Whether it works or not, washing hands is better than not washing them.

After doing all this, he took a deep breath and opened the talent selection interface.

Three gilded cards appeared before my eyes.

Then he laughed.

On the second card, the familiar flame icon reappeared, with the word "Lucky" written inside.

Sure enough. Washing hands is useful.

The cards were flipped over one by one, revealing three clear options:

Option 1 (Information-related): Gain the "Trap Sense" ability. Automatically detects all hidden traps, ambushes, and camouflaged danger zones within a 50-meter radius. This effect is passive and does not require active activation.

Option Two (Individual): Gain the ability "Dynamic Vision." The eyes can track fast-moving objects, clearly see rapidly changing scenes, and significantly enhance the ability to detect agile targets. Rule-based ability.

Option 3 (Construction): Gain the "Basic Talisman Crafting" ability. You can craft low-level talismans, including: Silent Barrier Talisman (radius 20 meters, duration 20 minutes), Visual Shielding Talisman (single target, duration 30 seconds), Olfactory Shielding Talisman (single target, duration 1 minute), Tactile Shielding Talisman (single target, duration 30 seconds), and Gustatory Shielding Talisman (single target, duration 1 minute). Crafting consumes Spirit Power, with a daily limit of 3 talismans.

Su Mu's gaze swept over the three, his heart beating slightly faster.

Option 1: Information-related, trap detection.

It can automatically detect traps and ambushes within a 50-meter range.

This ability is extremely useful when exploring unknown areas, especially places where monster lairs might be located. It activates passively, requiring no active activation, making it convenient and effortless.

Option two, Individual, Dynamic Vision. Able to track fast-moving objects and clearly see rapidly changing scenes. Rule-based ability.

Option three, Construction: Crafting low-level talismans. A silencing barrier talisman…isn't that the kind Zhou Zhenguo always sells? He even spent 15 food items to buy one before. Visual shielding, olfactory shielding, tactile shielding, gustatory shielding…these are talismans specifically designed for the five senses. If he chooses this option, he can make these things himself and won't need to buy them from Zhou Zhenguo anymore.

Su Mu's gaze fell on option three, and his pupils contracted slightly.

Dynamic vision.

Rule class.

No specific parameters were specified... How fast can it track objects? How fast can it capture images? None of that was stated. But the term "rule-based" says it all: it's unreasonable and brooks no argument.

He recalled the time he dealt with that venomous cat demon... 44 points of agility, because his eyes couldn't keep up with the opponent's movement speed. He missed several times, not because the cat demon twisted too fast in the air, but because he couldn't see its posture clearly and could only shoot by feel.

Although he ultimately won, it wasn't a graceful victory. If it weren't for the weakness-targeting ability ensuring his accuracy, the outcome of that battle might have been entirely different.

But what if we have dynamic vision...?

Su Mu's breathing became slightly rapid.

If he could see the trajectory of those fast-moving objects... then his weakness-locking talent could be used at 100% power, making up for his only weakness.

If your eyes can keep up, your hands will naturally follow. Weakness detection will help him complete the rest.

Even the fastest monster has nowhere to hide in front of him.

Moreover, this ability isn't limited to combat. When exploring, he can clearly see figures flashing by in the distance; things suddenly darting out from the darkness...

Su Mu took a deep breath, forcibly suppressing the urge to make an immediate choice, and shifted his gaze back to option three.

Making talismans. Isn't this Zhou Zhenguo's ability? The silencing barrier talisman, the five senses shielding talisman, exactly the same. He had previously thought Zhou Zhenguo was a "talisman maker" by profession, but now it seems that the other party may have also obtained this ability through the talent selection process.

He remembered seeing someone showing off their Fireball spell in the channel before, and there was something similar in the previous one he had chosen.

A thought suddenly popped into my head...

Could the options he sees each time he has to choose one of three be randomly drawn from the ability pools of other people on this cable?

Zhou Zhenguo's talisman-making ability, Lin Yuwei's potential intelligence-gathering skills, and the fireball technique of that five-person talent team... all appeared in his options. Once or twice might be a coincidence, but so many times... it's highly unlikely.

Su Mu leaned against the wall, lost in thought.

In any case, this discovery is only intelligence to him for the time being.

Knowing where these abilities come from won't directly affect his choice of talents, but when he encounters people with special abilities in the future, he can probably guess what their trump cards are.

Su Mu shook his head, pulling his thoughts back.

Without hesitation.

He reached out and pointed to option three.

[Selection successful.]

The gilded card transformed into specks of light and merged into his body.

Su Mu blinked.

He didn't feel anything special. No warmth, no stinging, no physical changes. He tried to roll his eyes quickly... just like before, nothing different.

He tried staring at a bird flying past the window again... The bird wasn't flying very fast, and he could see it clearly anyway. Nothing changed.

Su Mu frowned. Was it because he hadn't encountered a high-speed moving target that he couldn't sense it?

Never mind. That's how rule-based abilities are; you don't realize how powerful they are until you use them.

He put that matter aside for the time being and turned his attention to another equally important thing...

Job change.