Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?

My eyes nail the book in front of me.

"What do you say? It would be amazing."

Yes, with Doya's face, Ye Takami is the Duke of Katya's Lady.

Since that appraisal righteousness day, Katia has come to visit me from time to time.

At first I called him Ye Ta, but that meant it was unnatural, so he told me to call him by his current name.

Carnatia, a.k.a. Katya.

But Katya calls me Joon, as always.

It's Schrain, so it's not too uncomfortable to call him Shun, so he decided to keep it strong.

Nothing, I don't mind that, but the trouble is that Katya and I, who call each other nicknames in the eyes around us, seem pretty close.

It's true we're close, but Katia's a girl now.

That's part of the way people think we're good friends.

At the head of some of that, my sister Sue is in formation between me and Katia.

Every time Katya comes to see me, she stares at me in a huge shape, and then she breaks in between me and Katya.

Each time Katia smiled a tight bitter smile.

I tried to be the ideal brother, but how did this happen...

"The Duke family possesses a lot of skills. Nothing so detailed should be out there among the city wells."

The book contained details of the skills that were being found.

It covers effects, of course, up to the conditions of mastery.

It's like an offensive letter.

By the way, Katya's tone changes the atmosphere a lot in Japanese and the human language of this world.

For Japanese with a man tone, human language is a ladylike way of speaking because of being tapped into the tone he deserves as an aristocrat.

Just knowing what's in it, I almost blew into that gap at first, but now I'm used to it.

"Wow. With this, you can get whatever you want."

"That's not true. Time is finite. You have to prioritize the skills you need to acquire and use the limited time you have."

I turn one page after another in excitement.

Some skills I know, others I don't.

When there was something that seemed to be highly effective with skills I didn't know, my hands stopped sticking.

"Joon and Sue had acquired all of their basic status skills, didn't they? Then you should stretch it out early."

Basic status skills are skills that simply raise status, typical of life, demonic power, power, etc.

"Basic status skills evolve when you reach level 10. The effect will increase by one step, and then there will be a growth correction when you level up. We don't fight demons yet, so we remain level one for the time being. If you get the skills these growth corrections come with before the level goes up, they will help you a lot later."

Our level is only one.

Levels rise only by killing organisms, not just demons.

We still don't have permission to fight demons, or to go outside, so we're not going to get any higher levels for the time being.

Still, status gradually grows with growth and training.

However, dramatic changes will still be made when we level up.

"I'd like to evolve my skills twice, if possible, but that might just be too high a desire"

Skills evolve when they reach level 10, acquire derivative skills, and so on.

However, the higher the level, the more proficiency you'll need by the next level, so it's hard to get to level 10.

"If you evolve to rigidity, castle fortifications, and Weiwaten, you'll change your status a lot. Your word if you can evolve that far. I'm sure you'll want to reach the stage before that."

"Right. But it's no surprise you don't have the skills to earn better experience and proficiency."

There were no skills such as increased experience that would be treasured as an offering for growth if it was RPG or something like that.

"Yeah. And did you notice?

"Oh."

I looked at all the skills on the list and found out what Katia was trying to say.

Sue was snooping through all her skills with me, but she didn't realize that.

It looks strange, and you look unhappy even though Katia and I are getting along.

"I don't have production skills"

"On the contrary, all things called skills are for combat use only"

Yes, there were just enough skills in one book to fit together, while no so-called non-combatant skills existed, such as production systems.

There were skills that could also be used as a production system if applied, but all of them are only secondary effects of combat skills.

It was uncomfortable to have so many skills of this magnitude but only so many skewed content skills.

That's probably the discomfort I noticed because it's me and Katya who have played games in Japan.

Those who originally lived in this world should assume that's what skills are.

"It's like a world for battle"

I was a little scared of my own voice, whining bossly.

A world that doesn't level up unless you kill something.

Skills that are only combat-based.

Really, it looks like the world is encouraging the fight.

"This is only known to some, but the Demon King's Army is expanding its armaments rapidly."

"It's..."

"It could be a battle one day. Be as strong as you can by then."

I could only snort silently at Katia's words.