How is Chiwen in Delusion of Mountains and Seas? Introduction to Chiwen in Delusion of Mountains and Seas

Chiwun from Delusion of Mountains and Seas is a brand new evolution beast. Its father is a dragon, and its mother is a fish, allowing it to freely change its form and achieve tri-terrain mobility—land, sea, and air. It can lead everyone to move on any kind of terrain. Many players are very interested in this new pet, Chiwun, and want to know more about its abilities. Below is an introduction for those who are curious; don't miss out if you're interested.

When on the ground, using its active skill "Passing Dragon Gate," it will quickly leap up and accelerate forward for a certain distance. In the sky, it has two flying modes: in fish form, it swims like a fish, while in wing-spreading form, it flies with its wings spread wide. Its base flying speed is relatively fast, and each time an active skill is used in the air, it switches actions and maintains a period of significantly increased movement speed.

Chiwun can be placed as a turret through the pet interface, functioning as a turret when placed in a home or courtyard. After receiving an attack command, Chiwun will shoot fire spirit fish at enemies in front and behind, causing multi-segment targeted damage. Its "Scales" can also help players become immune to flowing fire damage during battles and provide a period of protective effect.

Its passive mechanism, "Prolonged Fire Illumination," adds a layer of "Spark" to enemies every time they are damaged. When "Spark" accumulates to 20 layers, it causes close-range damage to the enemy. After Chiwun's current target triggers "Prolonged Fire Illumination" four times, it gains "Scales," and each time a skill is released, an additional lotus lamp blooms. Its special ability is to increase its own and other pets' weak point damage when it is in battle.

Its first skill involves transforming into a beam of light after diving into fire, piercing through enemies and causing multiple ranged damages. The second skill involves swinging its tail to spray fireworks at enemies; in the scale state, the action changes, swallowing flames and releasing more powerful fireworks, with 60% damage reduction during the swallowing process. The third skill involves diving into fire and then passing over the enemy's head, scattering fireworks along the way that cause ranged damage. The fourth skill splits into several small fish rushing towards the target, initially creating one round of output, and upon hitting, leaves a lotus lamp for a secondary impact.

The above is an introduction to Chiwun from Delusion of Mountains and Seas. This new pet mainly focuses on long-range attacks, capable of dealing multi-segment damage, and the turret offers greater precision. With various ways of moving, players should be quite excited after reading this. If you like it, don't hesitate to get it in the game.