Longevity Martial Arts: Starting from Inner Core Skill

Capítulo 1145: Chapter 44: A Skill That Can’t Be Recorded by the Progress Bar?

“Sheng, your request has come through, aren’t you going to thank me quickly?” The person speaking was a burly man, strong and muscular, his sheer appearance left no doubt about his formidable strength.

Indeed, he was one of the top ten warriors of the White Deer Tribe, standing at the pinnacle of personal martial prowess within the tribe, known as Bear.

He was also the one who “rescued” the then feigned-injured Wang Sheng and brought him back to the White Deer Tribe, counting as his lifesaver.

Due to this relationship and coupled with Wang Sheng’s own strength not being weak, in over a month, they had become friends.

According to Bear himself, he liked befriending strong people the most because he could spar with them at any time.

This was different from Wang Sheng.

Although Wang Sheng was called a warrior by the people of the White Deer Tribe due to his strong martial skills and respected by many, having only been there for over a month, the White Deer Tribe ultimately couldn’t trust him fully.

Bear, however, was a native-born, true-to-roots member of the White Deer Tribe, and as one of the top ten warriors, his word held weight in the tribe.

That’s why Wang Sheng asked Bear to plead with the leader of the White Deer Tribe for him, hoping to learn from the Witch Doctor.

As for whether it would cause suspicion?

Naturally, it would not.

As long as they were part of the tribe, there was not one person who didn’t wish to become a Witch Doctor.

The abilities of a Witch Doctor destined their position within the tribe to be extremely special, high and exalted, even more respected than the leader.

Generally speaking, as long as they were part of the tribe, they had the opportunity to learn the Witch Doctor Technique, but it had extremely high requirements for aptitude. Among the countless people of the White Deer Tribe, there were only seven Witch Doctors, no more than ten.

It goes without saying how high the aptitude requirements for a Witch Doctor are.

Anyone willing to voluntarily learn the Witch Doctor Technique, if successful, would be a good thing for the tribe.

It was only because Wang Sheng’s origin was special that it needed to be asked.

Receiving Bear’s response, Wang Sheng breathed a sigh of relief. Being suppressed to become ordinary made doing things extremely difficult, and many situations required following the rules.

Getting the opportunity can save him a lot of trouble.

“Bear, can I start learning directly?”

Bear shook his head and said, “Although everyone can learn to be a Witch Doctor, you are, after all, an outsider. Though you have made considerable contributions, it’s still not enough. Learning the Witch Doctor skill is even more troublesome than imagined and requires consuming significant resources. To learn, more contributions are needed.”

Wang Sheng wasn’t concerned about such conditions.

As long as there was a chance, that wouldn’t be a problem for him.

“Contributions, huh? No problem, but I want to know what level of contributions is needed.”

“Don’t worry, the requirements aren’t high. With your strength, you can accumulate them quickly. As for the exact amount, about five major contributions.” Bear knew Wang Sheng’s strength; he had more confidence in Wang Sheng than Wang Sheng himself.

Five major contributions.

Wang Sheng understood clearly.

The White Deer Tribe’s system for contributions was very detailed and complex.

Overall, it could be described as follows:

Solo hunting three thousand pounds of meat equates to one minor contribution, ten minor contributions can be combined into one major contribution.

This was the main source of the White Deer Tribe’s contributions.

In addition, there were miscellaneous tasks, like finding large amounts of prey or stable food sources, also counted as contributions.

Five major contributions, given his current strength, was naturally not a problem.

But before he could say anything, Bear continued: “Sheng, I know you definitely don’t want to slowly accumulate these five major contributions. I have a way; do you want to join?”

Wang Sheng raised his eyebrows with interest, saying: “Oh, tell me more.”

“You might not know, but our tribe is about to take action against the neighboring Black Snake Tribe. If you can participate and decapitate a Black Snake Tribe warrior, or a leader-level figure such as an elder from the Black Snake Tribe and above, not only can you gather enough contributions, it will be more than enough…”

“Can I participate?” Such tribe attacks wouldn’t usually allow someone who had just joined a month ago to partake.

Bear showed no concern: “Why not?”

“Aren’t you afraid I’m a spy?”

“Sheng, are you trying to make me laugh? We are more familiar with the Black Snake Tribe than with our own wives. We know for sure if someone like you exists.”

Wang Sheng: “…”

With such a description, Wang Sheng had nothing to say, but he knew it was true. The two tribes, with decades of age-old feuds, were indeed intimately familiar with each other.

“In that case, of course, I choose to participate. However, I need to prepare some handy weapons; can you help me gather some materials? Of course, I will exchange them with you for food.”

“Haha, even if you didn’t mention it, I would have prepared for you anyway. With your ability, you are bound to shine brilliantly. Tell me, what do you need?”

Wang Sheng mentioned a few materials.

In no time, the iron blocks and other materials were delivered.

And his forge was also set up.

Watching the roaring forge fire, Wang Sheng sighed inwardly: “Not a single Divine Skill can be utilized, martial techniques only partially usable in mundane ways. I wonder what impact there will be on forging skills.”

The embodiment didn’t have a progress bar, but could utilize the abilities evolved from it.

Unfortunately, in this piece of starry sky, even the extraordinary abilities evolved from the progress bar were suppressed.

Perhaps only by coming here in person could things change.

For now, he could only take up his old trade, considering himself an ordinary blacksmith.

The furnace burned as he started forging.

“As expected, the extraordinary forging techniques vanished, but mundane forging experiences remain unaffected.”

Even mundane forging methods were incredibly useful in this primitive world.