Continuing to educate friends, today’s hero is the agile shooter by the pond: Hawke.

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[Introduction to Hawke]

"Sir, can you teach me hunting skills?"

Hawk is a nomadic traveler from the dragonfly clan. As a determined child, Hawk is always looking for those insects that look experienced, begging them to share their knowledge of hunting techniques. But this is how the insects who encounter Hawke see it. This child's archery skills are actually much better than them.

The specific skill effects are based on the actual situation of the game.

Hawke, a pure and persistent explorer of archery, shuttles through the lush forests day after day, tirelessly absorbing the essence of the art of archery. With his strong thirst for knowledge and unremitting efforts, Hawke has invisibly developed extraordinary archery skills. Every arrow shot is accurate and can penetrate the arrow with a hundred steps, showing his profound skills.

What's even more rare is that years of traveling with nature have given Hawke unique tactical wisdom. His arrows are not only a weapon to defeat the enemy, but also a magical key to flexibly shuttle through the secret passages in the forest. In the arena, Hawke was able to skillfully use arrows to connect with lush vegetation and achieve instantaneous transfer, displaying breathtaking agility and strategy.

In addition, Hawke is also proficient in the art of trap laying, which adds an extra layer of protection to his hunting and defense. However, the childlike innocence and carelessness occasionally revealed by this young talent also caused him to occasionally neglect to alert his companions of potential dangers when setting traps, adding a bit of humor to the game.

【Hawk Prototype】

Hawke's prototype is: Sapphire Dragonfly

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropods

Class: Insecta

Order: Odonata

Family: Peleidae

Genus: Pachydiplax (Pachydiplax)

Species: royal blue dragonfly species

The sapphire dragonfly is famous for its unique blue body color, which is particularly dazzling in the sun, as bright as a gem. Its body structure is compact and elegant, its compound eyes are large and prominent, occupying most of the head, and its field of vision is broad. The wings are long and transparent, with clearly visible wing veins, showing a smooth and fast attitude when flying.

Sapphire dragonflies prefer clear, moderately flowing streams, lakes, ponds and other waters with plenty of sunshine. They are active hunters and feed on other small insects. Adults often hover above the water for feeding and territorial defense.