Allen and his non-Merle colleagues have successfully completed their second transfer.
The majority of my buddies came from level 1, but even normal Warcraft who are not hierarchical bosses could raise the level without any problems in the three hierarchies with A-rank.
Allen and his crew decided to move to the next tier as they moved to level 50 over a month or so.
As a result of Allen's continued wearing of stone slabs in exchange for hidden cubes, the iron medals didn't have that many, but the three tiers come out quite often with Hiirokane weapons and protective equipment.
If we sell the weapons and protective equipment that came out, we often exceed 10,000 gold coins in total in a single dungeon offense, so we decide that medals are faster to buy.
Since we could afford gold coins, we negotiated whether we could also trade demon stones other than the E-rank.
As a result of the negotiations, we talked about the other demonic stones and the fact that it was not a problem to trade 1,000 gold coins to the ceiling.
D and C ranks will also be purchased and stock will be increased.
It should be noted that the fee of 10% is not different from when I was in school.
I am not looking for B-ranks because they are also available in S-grade dungeons and are in abundant stock.
"Hey, hey. I'm eating right now. Make yourself comfortable."
"Awww."
"Something's getting used to."
"Oh, is that right?
As everyone is having breakfast, Sophie sitting in the chair crawls up from her feet puzzled and hugs a red object sitting on her lap.
The tip of the tail is burning with melameras for a bright red, ostrich look.
For some reason Allen wonders if the only thing that doesn't burn when the tip of the tail hits the furniture.
"Is Salamander hungry, too?
While eating, consider why Clena crawled up with meat pierced with forks.
"No, the Spirit doesn't need a meal. If it's not enough, you'll just get my magic."
(Spirit God usually eats though)
That's what Sophie said. She crawled up here. I'll give you a hug of the Fire's Little Spirit Salamander.
"Auer"
A salamander with crushed eyes raises his voice of joy and waves his hands patterned in hollow.
The situation is the one where Allen gave the instructions.
The Spirit is willing, and he was taught by the Spirit Gatruga, who is in Rosenheim, that Spirit users are not always in battle to do what they want him to do.
Anything, they make it manifest, and when spiritual users are in contact with the Spirit, they gain affinity, and they listen carefully to the instructions.
Slow tips Tips Allen thought it would be troublesome to slow down when she heard you get along with the Spirit.
At four or six o'clock, I instructed Sophie to keep the Spirit out to the limit.
Whether you're eating or sleeping because of it, Sophie's magic continues to the limit, with this crimson Oosanshouo-like, fire-looking young spirit salamander on Sophie's side.
Is his intelligence pretty low, he keeps ringing and wrapping around Sophie, rubbing his face, etc.
(The summons, the descent, the manifestation makes no sense at all.)
Living as a summoner for about fourteen years, Allen has been analyzing summonses for years.
Golem and Spirit users have been companions, analyzing their characteristics, but realizing that there are many different parts from summoners.
Summoners need magic to generate and summon.
If you are a Dragon B Summoner, you need more than 3000 magic, and you also need 29 B-rank Demon Stones.
It takes a lot of magic and demonic stones just to generate one body, but no magic is needed to descend the iron golem or manifest the salamander.
If you use the golem, once you've collected the tablets, you can send them down as many times as you want.
To the Spirit user, he can manifest the Spirit without the need for magic, demonic stones, or anything.
This is a major advantage of golem usage and spiritual usage, but there are also disadvantages.
The Golem and the Spirit consume the magic of the user simply by being present.
Necessary magic exists in both the Golem and the Spirit, and continues to be consumed only by allowing the magic of the Golem and the Spirit to exist.
If you look at Merle's battle, the use of a golem with about 3000 magic powers doesn't seem to be putting out a golem for an hour in the case of a fight using skills.
Spirit users are similar, and if you make them manifest and fight, they seem to require the same degree of magic.
(So he says the Bawkiss Empire desperately needs a seed of magic)
I recall Foreign Minister Nukakai desperately seeking the seed of magic.
It takes a great deal of magic to move the golem.
There is an inexhaustible amount of magic, that's all that changes the war situation.
The seeds of magic were the best military supplies the Baukis Empire ever sought.
I guess the Baukis Empire found out that the magic seeds worked better than any magic restorative drug they had ever used.
(So, Mr. Gatruga said he had a bow)
Spirit user Gatruga had a bow.
Gatruga himself told me that it was to fight even if the magic ran out and the spirits couldn't get out.
Also, if you fully succeed in communicating your will with the Spirit, it is possible to give instructions even while using a bow.
And attacks by burning bows and arrows and speeding up speed with the power of the Spirit, as well as bowing and matching moves, become possible.
Spirit users were taught to go well with bows.
Sophie's archery is steadily improving under Formal guidance.
"There's a reason for everything"
"What? Suddenly."
Because Allen suddenly affirmed something, Cecil, who sits next to him, doesn't understand and asks questions.
Breakfast at the base is with the party of the brave Hermios, so the gaze gathers at Allen's.
"No, well, you're talking about this one. I just thought you weren't convinced."
Cecil wondered if Allen's Analytical Disease had recurred again in that statement.
"Allen, you're amazing at thinking and analyzing anything."
Hermios compliments Allen.
I don't know what Allen's thinking, but it seems like we've figured out very well over the past month that he likes analysis and involves his people in validation.
I've just manifested it, and I've also seen how I assured Sophie that I'd look at the young spirits of fire in an almost impossible state and leave them to manifest all day.
"Well, there's a lot I don't know."
"Heh. Allen, you don't understand. Let me hear it."
"Mm-hmm. For example, how many attributes does Rosen, the Spirit God, say he's a Spirit?"
"Nah!? That's Lord Allen."
I was asking you what you don't know. Formal has put Spirit God in the story, so that's rude. Show attitude away.
"Do you understand, by the way, Mr. Formal? We've been together for decades."
Formar, who serves Sophie, who is royal, would know, Allen says.
A spiritual god should have lived for decades under the same roof called a temple when he was a spiritual king.
"Oh, that's..."
Formal doesn't seem to know.
Allen looks at Sophie.
"Also, I'm sorry. Such prying…"
"By the way, what spirit is the spirit god Rosen? I have no sense of belonging, though."
"Hey!? Lord Allen!!
I'm stunned that Formar doesn't know it's something he shouldn't ask himself and Sophie's attitude.
"Whoo. A tree spirit, to be exact. I guess the Spirit of the World Tree. Ha '
Spirit God cheeks the "Fukaman" of Baukis Empire specialties on the table to answer the sudden question.
"I see. So when you can use your stat gain skills,"
In Allen, it is common sense that tree spirits and skills are passive skills.
'Don't pry too hard. Well, you're right. Ha'
Sophie and Formal look at it as it turns bright white.
"Allen, you're really curious."
"Curiosity? Mr. Hermios, that's not true."
"Huh?"
Allen denies all the words of Hermios.
Most people have stopped eating at Allen's exchange already.
"If you don't think about why, you can't set up an operation. That's why they make the Demon King Army good for decades."
"Well, why?
Doberg creases between his eyebrows at the word that he is made to be good.
"I can think about why and understand the current situation if I can find an answer. Doesn't that change the measures?
"I see."
Doberg says just that and closes his eyes.
Looks like you convinced yourself of something.
"What exactly is Allen's lack of understanding?
Cecil asks if there's something Allen doesn't know about anything that he knows and does.
As everyone peeks into Allen's face, Allen speaks of what she has been most questioning lately.
"Why did you decide to start a career change you never had before?
"Huh? What is it?"
I think Cecil wonders why you do that.
I don't even know why Allen is wondering.
"The more I think about it, the less I know. If all the talented people change jobs, I wonder if that would be enough for the Demon King Army and others to fear. Then you should have done that from the beginning, long ago."
(Hard to imagine the Creator didn't think about a career change until I said so)
Just go from one star to two stars and your stats will rise all at once.
If you can transfer 10,000 soldiers, that will give you a much better chance of winning with the Demon King Army.
Allen thinks that the Creating God couldn't have thought of this.
I even feel uncomfortable with the transfer system that is about to start abruptly.
Memories of previous life whisper that you will probably do some quest to make it impossible to change careers easily, but it's still strange.
'I see, that's strange. Ha'
Allen sees the spiritual god who said so, but he eats a fukaman and looks familiar.
(Spirit God needs to answer. Could it be that you really don't know? Or can't you say? Well, should priority now be given to getting along well with Sophie's Spirit)
There is no definitive answer from the attitude of the Spirit God.
Discussions continued in Allen as he saw the young spirit of fire snapping at Sophie.