Golden Experience

After taking all his magic skills to "strengthen his family," and raising his talent, Rae thought about what he would use his extra experience for.

It is also in your hands to use it to increase your talent wherever possible, but you can do that at the end of the day.

All you have to do is raise your talent level, which you will need for the moment. You should improve your skills and other responsiveness than that.

or so, I didn't feel like raising my weapon skills or anything. Sometimes Rae herself doesn't intend to engage in direct combat, and the weapons skill system will be busy with SNS and so on if the average player gets each and every one of them and the skills that seem useful will be unlocked. It's fine to think about getting it.

I don't really care about my production skills either. Sometimes I already let the engineers build the factory, and Rae doesn't really trust her creative sensibilities. Excellent tools also require excellent design.

So what Rae acquired was her magic skill, Spatial Magic, which she hadn't taken yet.

This magic is not unlocked in the initial state and is unlocked when you acquire "Grant Magic" and "Wind Magic" and "Earth Magic". This information was revealed at the time of the closed test, so many players will be getting it.

This magic is not the type that works alone, it is the type that helps other magic operations by acquiring the skills that are in the tree. Similar to relationships such as' soul bondage 'and' summons'.

By obtaining "coordinate recognition" in "spatial magic", the activated position such as other magic skills can be set at will. If used well, it is possible to shoot a 'flare arrow' from behind the opposing Enemy and hit him in the back.

However, it does not mean that direct attack power improves, and although it is very useful because it can indeed be used for unintentional strikes, bluffs, etc., the conditions for obtaining it are heavy. If that's all you have experience with, many players thought you should use it to improve your more direct combat skills, and the ratings weren't high.

"Coordinate recognition" is also limited to what you can recognize, so you can basically only specify it within your field of view.

Rae intended to begin by verifying whether the coordinates at which the family members are summoned can also be specified in "summons" or the like. The prerequisite skills have already been acquired, and the only cost required is' space magic '.

Rae had already acquired considerable skills, so he met some conditions and hoped that 'spatial magic' would not appear ahead of 'coordinate recognition' either, but it did not.

As expected, the subpoena position by "subpoena" was also capable of specifying coordinates, but still seems to depend on vision.

Rare has weak eyesight, so does his magic skills, but he doesn't really benefit from 'coordinate recognition'.

Rae thought this had been wasted, but on the contrary thought about the possibility that there might be other skills that met some conditions by 'spatial magic' and checked other skill trees.

"Tutorial" had more skills called "family recognition". This means that you can recognize the coordinates that your family members are now in, which is definitely conditional on 'coordinate recognition' because of its content and name. You should get it and check other skills as well.

Rare remembers this pattern. That first day of open beta excitement came back to life.

The next skill that was unlocked on the confirmed 'Summon' was' Visual Summon '.

It only summons the sight of a relative perceived by Family Recognition, so that he can jack the sight of that relative by closing his eyes. Needless to say the usefulness of this skill. It's like aerial reconnaissance can be done by the commander himself if he can tame a bird demon.

Even better, it's only the family's sight to jack, and this has nothing to do with Rare's poor eyesight. I thought I had to cover it by some means one day when I took a weak sight because of its characteristics, but I unexpectedly acquired the skills that could serve as a means of doing so.

Rae then forced Kelly to get 'visual enhancement' and 'hearing enhancement' and head to the mercenary union as a mercenary to get direct information on nearby cities. Synchronize your vision with Kelly's so you can give immediate instructions when you need to make a good decision. I also let "Audio Enhancement" get it because when I got "Audio Summoning," it was unlocked after "Visual Summoning" got it right away.

Kelly made him go to a city close to the Great Forest, but for now he was naming "Rare". Because Kelly can use the inventory, and when some kind of clap saw it, he thought that NPC should let him pretend to be a "player" rather than actually giving him information around that he could use the inventory as well. I don't know if there's a player by the name of Kelly, but in this game where the name can't be worn, if there was one, it would be troublesome.

But if it's rare, it's fine because he doesn't intend to be on the table. The name "rare" becomes the safest "pseudonym" than the name cannot be worn.

To the extent that he was unsuspecting as a player, he was appropriately explaining to the Kelly's what "player" was like.

The players are connected to a different world than this, and while sleeping here, they live in that world, and for that reason they may share information with each other regardless of their location or distance in this world, etc.

He also taught about things like operation and formula, like being like God to the players, being certain of reality but not respecting anyone, etc. Rae is satisfied that I was able to explain it quite well.

Rare took off his initial gear and gave it away because it's unnatural for players of this period to wear bandit old leather armor like Kelly is wearing. Kelly's leather armor is kept in Kelly's inventory, and Rae is wearing an old outfit that made Riley go shopping to the city. Pretty expensive, presumably a noble or something old-fashioned, well-designed.

I am currently letting the ants sew to make a change of clothes with reference to this old outfit.

Kelly was given priority in gathering information in the city to do the right job, but if he encountered a player, he told him to contact him from here before he found out. Even if what Kelly says is somewhat inappropriate, it would be deceptive to say something about roleplay.

Rae once pretended to be an NPC, but even if some players do the same thing, there can't be an NPC or something that pretends to be a player the other way around. You won't find out.

Rae stopped acquiring skills once he had acquired other skills that had been newly unlocked in the 'Necromancer' tree, as well as summoning skills for sensory systems other than vision and hearing and skills beyond.

I felt like I could get what I needed in the current situation, and in the first place, I was thinking about making the most of the experience I tend to have. After this, considering that Sugar also has to unlock the skills of the 'summons' system, it was time to refrain from wasting it.

Currently, Rae's immediate goal is to get a new type of family who can fly longer. If you have characteristics or skills like "dark vision" by default, you should.

Soldier Vespas are the air force, but they are only Sugar's relatives, and Rae cannot summon vision.

Owl-shaped demons in the Great Forest are not the primary candidate, but compared to Soldier Vespa, they are not as capable of combat. It's not bad if it's reconnaissance, but I want you to let me go away and get some information from afar. The task will be tough in owls.

I wish there was such a convenient demon that I could stay out of the woods for a long time, if possible with dark vision, then not noticeable or highly combative...