Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?

Dear appraiser, I'm not a magician.

The list shown shows the skills I can acquire, along with the number of points I need.

My point now is 200.

The minimum point required is 100, so you can earn 2 skills of 100 points or 1 skill of 200 points.

Well, that's good.

The important thing here is that the appraisal results showed unmastered skills.

As long as it is displayed, it can be double appraised.

I mean, I can look into the effects of unmastered skills in appraisals without acquiring them!

Fantastic!

With this feature, you can find useful skills, and you won't have to freak out if you can use them like before.

Besides, you don't have to bother to pay your skill points, and in some cases you can find skills that you might be able to acquire by earning proficiency.

The range of unmastered skills widened at once.

So let's just appraise the skills on the list from one end.

"Proficiency reached a certain level. Skill" binge eating LV5 "has become" binge eating LV6 "

When I continued eating while appraising, my binge eating skill level increased again.

Still, there's still plenty of monkeys left, and my belly still seems far off limits.

Wow my belly.

Could it be the title of a different dimensional belly?

Hmm.

That's great.

I think I can make a skill map just because it's showing right now.

Wouldn't you get more if you saved up to 300 points?

Probably more, right?

But I have to level up to get there.

This time I got to the level like an asshole in a death fight with a monkey, but I usually never get this up all at once. Hey.

But if you spend points, you won't be able to see the skills you're showing.

That's troublesome.

But I want to take it if I have good skills.

What a dilemma.

What should I do?

Take your skills or leave them and keep your points warm.

Kuh, bother.

Skills already displayed have completed the appraisal.

Among other things, there were a number of skills that bothered me.

"Magic Sensing: Making Magic Sensible"

"Magic Manipulation: You'll Be Able to Manipulate Magic"

These two, maybe, are necessary to use magic?

Sounds like it, and I feel the act even though these two are displayed side by side.

Maybe it's a type of skill that works in two sets.

I can get both for exactly 200 points.

But there's a big problem.

Actually, I already have magic sensing.

In detection.

Yes, some of my detection skills include magic sensing.

This means that even if magic sensing is acquired alone, it can be integrated into detection.

I can't have that.

Or if that happens, I may not be able to use magic for the rest of my life.

You can't activate detection, and then you can't activate magic sensing.

As I expected, if these two skills are the skills needed to activate magic on a set, I might have packed them.

Oh, what's this malicious bug?

I don't like it.

It hasn't been decided yet.

I'm sure you'll be able to use magic someday.

Yes, so let's put this matter on hold.

There are also skills that may enable you to use detection.

But I'm suspicious that's really what I'm going to be able to use, and I don't want to stick my valuable skill points into anything that might be wasted any more.

I like the skill here, which is clearly effective and ready to use.

I don't want poison nails that I was considering taking at skill points before because I already have that top compatible poison attack.

SP consumption easing, there is no harm in this, but now that we have binge eating, I wonder if the priority is that high.

Alternatively, HP automatic recovery could be obtained naturally with proficiency, and SP consumption relief could be taken one of these days.

And, well, I'm pretending to be worried, but the fact is, I've already got my eyes on you. Skills are set.

All you have to do is get skills, keep points warm, or just make that choice.

Not so long ago, that skill drew a line with the rest.

In many ways.

"Arrogance (100): The power of n % to go to God. Experience and proficiency gained are greatly increased, and each ability growth value is increased. It also overtakes the system of W and obtains the right to interfere in the MA region '

I don't know what that means.

The meaning of the description may also be why such skills can be acquired for just 100 points.

n %, W, MA regions and for now I've tried to appraise words that don't make sense, but the results are all 'non-appraisable'.

The only thing I can barely tell in the description is that this skill has the effect of increasing experience and proficiency, and that growth seems to be subject to correction.

That's just breaking performance.

Honestly, I don't know what to do.

This is not how I know skill, it's too dangerous.

I don't know what the downside is.

But even with that in mind, there's a lot of merit.

I don't see any other skills that will increase my experience and proficiency.

Growth correction, I don't know how effective it is, but it's a big difference.

Really, what should I do?