Blunt Type Ogre Girl’s Way to Live Streaming

We kept hunting until the level was ten, and somehow we took another level on our way home, we were back to the city of beginnings.

It hasn't been five hours in time, so the play itself can still be played.

It's just that the inventory of items made a sound before us.

Inventories of massive amounts of wolf material accumulated were so heavy that they had no choice but to throw away some cheap materials and come back.

Wolf material seemed to be gold there, leaving only the material designated for Lynn and later selling it off to the NPC shop.

As a result, the status of my menu card contained medium figures compared to the initial funds, which exceeded 3000 United Kingdom.

"I saved a lot of money."

"That's why Wolf's good for it, right? It's better than a bore that doesn't drop a lot of hard material. For that matter, Wolf is far more dangerous."

"Boa" is a miscellaneous fish monster that lives on the northern plains, basically sounds like a non-active gentle mob.

Mostly it becomes the opponent of a beginner's first battle.

They say if you hit it right, you can easily defeat it, but it can be quite a struggle for those who fight for the first time.

He is also tough for the level.

Lynn was sniffing that it was like a sandbag if she got used to it.

Back to the story, we're in the East Side of the city.

This is the so-called mall.

Items stores stand side by side, with players lining all of them.

I think the peak of the new player influx has passed, but the crowd still seemed dazzling to watch.

Sure, watching this just makes me think the city that started just seems like it should fall out.

"I'm back in town because of you, and you want to get your weapons together."

Lynn pulls my hand at the crowd in the mall as she gets used to it, and I follow her to learn to do it, too.

Align your weapons, saying so brought me was a building big enough to tell from a distance.

"This is where the city's armoury stores started. It's like a complex commercial establishment. On the ground floor, stores enter every weapon, and the protective equipment is upstairs. I know you just want to see it from a weapon, but let's see some protective gear first. You can't go ahead with a linen suit on a boulder."

"Well, it's not protective equipment, is it?"

"Hemp Clothes Set" is just a garment that has no corrective effect as a protective device, although it has a tremendous endurance due to its novice equipment.

By the way, endurance is the status that determines whether or not that item is damaged (lost), which is also different from defense.

"If it's the physical status of a ghost tribe, there can't be anything you can't wear with your starting city gear. Once the weight of the gear exceeds a certain amount, it will be adjusted for descent agile, so choose carefully."

"Okay. You don't have a clerk or anything."

"We don't have time to deal with each and every one of them when it gets crowded. It's a little tasteless, but sometimes it's better to handle it systematically. Unmanned NPC shops are the hallmark of the city at the beginning."

Though there are quite a few other players who have come to pick out my weaponry, it's not as good as the whole city to give back.

If you look at the price tag as to why, even the cheaper ones are placed in the range of "2000" and "3000" and the higher ones, from "5000" to "8000".

I hunted Wolf there. I didn't even have 5000 Illis, so I guess there aren't many players with enough money to simply buy weapons.

The reason for not having a player was somewhere simpler than I thought.

I decided to indulge in my protective gear, though, thankful if I was available.

At WLO, the protective equipment is fitted in five parts: head, torso, arm, leg, and shoe.

They say there are boundaries for this other accessory, but that's a discount.

I have had the gear I wanted first in my previous battles with Wolf.

That's arm gear. To be more precise, I want something like a gauntlet.

As it stands, I have a hit-and-away and counter as my spindle, but if I can, I'd like to dare my enemies to eat them up on my arms and legs so I can push them to the ground.

I want a gauntlet for that.

I also want to buy legs if I have greaves.

I am also concerned about the torso and head gear, but I wanted to consolidate my protection from the most targeted and shieldable limbs.

"At the bottom are Smooth Leather Hands and Smooth Leather Greaves..."

Each, the price is "500 IRIS". It's a cheap category in the store.

The brown skin doesn't seem to belong to Wolf, but what is the material?

I put those back on the shelf that the defense seemed uncomfortable while I thought they might belong to the bore.

"The Iron Plate Series. It's a little priceless, but I think this would be nice."

The appearance is not so different from that of the Smooth Leather Series, but there are steel plates sewn everywhere, and the range that will finally cover your body is widened.

"4000 Illis" even if I bought a pair of hand and greaves. Four times the smooth leather, but given the possession, I can buy it without any problems.

I bought these two pieces of equipment first and tried to equip them from the menu.

My torso still doesn't forgive me, but I felt a little better looking.

"Oh, the hand and the greaves? You look great."

"Thanks. I think I'm getting a little stronger."

While I receive Lynn's honest compliments for letting me go and working window shopping, I look for my next piece of gear.

My head matters. But I want to spare you the full face helmet of the bees.

It bothered me a lot, but my head turned iron into a simple helmet sewn into a bowl called "Iron Bowl Gold". Price "3000 United Kingdom".

Is it the torso and legs after that? The greaves protect my legs pretty high, but for once, the greaves are shoe gear.

I was pretty excited about the armor.

The price is 6000 United Kingdom.

As far as legs are concerned, is it just a treatment of inner wear rather than gear, or the effect as a protective gear is unlikely to be expected at present.

I bought it because there was a "leather trousers with belt" with a holder where I could insert two throwing knives. It was surprisingly expensive and also "1500 Illis".

In the end, it became a 14500 UK purchase when it comes to protective equipment.

Wolf hunting varies.

"Lynn, I don't know"

"Oh, you turned it into a clasp. It's expensive, but I think it's a good decision."

"It's cheaper than iron armor, and it's lighter."

"Wouldn't it be nice if Skna wasn't a heavy warrior? It would be nice to see your face thanks to the pot money. It's expensive, but it's popular with girls."

"A boneless helmet is a little tight, isn't it?"

"Well, there's some hat gear, and we can look for more in the future."

Speaking of which, it does look like Lynn is equipped with a hat.

Light brown fluffy robes, leather boots in trousers that look soft. The arm is equipped with gloves, not hands. A witch's triangle hat fits well in such a wizard outfit.

Even more so, it was a good looking piece of equipment.

"You've got a lot of money left, haven't you? Let's not even look at weapons."

When you get your protective gear in place and look like a player at one end, the stick on your back looks floating the other way around.

For no reason to say no, I went down to the first floor with Lynn where the weapons store was located.

Find specialty stores for strike weapons from sword stores, spear stores, bow specialties and specialty stores for each weapon type.

My "Strike Weapon" skill proficiency is currently 25.

They're going to be up very well to about a hundred, and they're only going to be up right from there, but as things stand, I don't see any derivative skills.

I also thought about waiting a little longer to see the derivative skills before changing them, but I lost the temptation of an arms dealer.

"Wooden Bat, Nail Bat, Metal Bat... why there are three types"

A bit thicker than a baseball tool, though a piece of equipment named Bat.

Thinner than a stick, but less attractive to the familiar handles.

The price is "2000 IRIS" for the most expensive metal bat.

Not bad, but I gently put it back on the shelf because I didn't want to wield the bat in the fantasy world.

The next thing I saw was Gold Bar. Speaking of ghosts, this would be it.

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Item: Gold Bar

Rarity: Common

Required Muscle Strength Value: 20

Attack: +15

Endurance value: 500/500

Classification: Strike Weapon, Mace for One Hand

Simple gold bars. Simple, therefore, its endurance is out of range.

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Sticks and thicknesses are unchanged, a bit up in length. There are thorns on the tip to increase the killing power.

Only gold bars are naturally made of metal. Isn't it clogged inside, it wasn't as heavy as it looked?

Offensive correction weighs a little higher than a metal bat. By the way, the required muscle strength value of the metal bat was 5.

My muscle strength ranged from including protective equipment to not reducing agility, so I decided to buy this, including looking good.

Price "8000 United Kingdom". Let's use it.

"Lynn, look, look! Gold Bar!"

Lynn smiled like a shudder when she looked at me getting the weapon she was expecting only a little at the time she chose a race called Ghosts.

"... well, I thought Skna would buy it. Haunted people are bound to buy their own weapons. And it's very price-worthy."

"It's pretty heavy, but it'll stick. And the endurance is so high."

"Well, if you just look at the offensive power, it's not much different from a 2,000 british broadsword or anything. It's pricey because of the endurance."

The stick boasted high durability due to its initial gear or a splash of 5,000, but the gold bars also boasted a slippage figure of 500.

By the way, the metal bat is 200. It's still quite expensive.

Metal bats and gold bars have a slightly higher attack power than gold bars. I can say it doesn't change that much for the price.

However, the durability was two or five times different.

That's probably the reason for the price difference.

Well, whether it's a metal bat or a gold bar, it's far stronger than a stick just because it's less aggressive than any other weapon.

He was a dependable being just to say that it wouldn't break a little or softly.

"What do we do? Want to go shopping some more?

"Um, I changed gear because of it and I'd like to hunt it"

"You're enthusiastic. Then I'll just show you the tool shop. Potions and stuff that you'll need sooner or later"

"Oh, wait a minute! I forgot I wanted to buy something."

Speaking to Lynn, who tried to turn her foot to the tool store, I head to the store where she sells throwing weapons.

Because I bought belted leather trousers, I wanted to wear a throwing knife.

When I bought two bottles and gave them to my hips, they became extra tight and gave me a little bit of a zero grin.

Then we went to NPC's tool shop, bought a thin herbal potion, and went hunting again.