Moreover, "directional" Martial Skills were something Leonard Churchill heard about for the first time.
He figured Abel must have stumbled upon some good fortune, probably finding a Skill Card in the Relics.
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After tidying up the scene, Leonard swaggered out of the training ground.
He locked the door and signaled his subordinates not to enter and clean up.
It wouldn't pose any issues for a short period.
On his way up, everyone in the Iron Fist Gambling Hall recognized "Abel", and flattery flooded his ears from all sides.
Leonard found it quite fascinating.
He himself was a professional actor, but this performance was a whole new experience.
Unlike the last disguise as the unacquainted "Baron Charles", this time was not just impersonation, but substitution.
It felt like a new role-playing game, in this moment, he truly was "Abel".
He greatly enjoyed this sensation of taking over another person's life story.
