Muimui-tan

- One...

"Today will be your last beginner instruction. So this time we're going to a little labyrinth full of forest goblins."

Little Labyrinth? Or did I say it lives a lot? Huh!

"Wouldn't multiple crusade quests have been more efficient if you were planning to defeat many?

"Right. But this is a beginner's coaching session, so I need you to complete the first three quests."

Ma, you're telling me to do it myself around there, right? Oh, yeah.

"Lord Oola, may I ask you something about magic, if you will?

It's the last time, and let's just ask about magic.

"Is it magic... I don't like magic, so oh, you don't know much about it, do you? Oh, yeah. Sophia from the guild is familiar with magic. But they're going to take the information fee."

All right, next time I see you, I'll ask.

"There's a little more to the Little Labyrinth, so I'll explain about parties and stuff. It'll be a little longer, but I think it'll make you feel just fine."

You're allergic to parties. It was in the update history behind the status plate. It's a 4 to 8 guy, isn't it?

Hmm?

[A party application is coming from Mr. Oola. Do you want to join the party? Y/N]

Ugh, a system message in the top right corner. In Jesus, of course.

[Party in!]

Ugh, what, this useless, hard-working accession message...

"Yes, you're ready to join. Do you see anything like Moya drifting around me right now?

Hmm? I do see something like steam shaking around Mr. Oola.

"When you join a party, you will see the state of the party members. This aura shows the person's condition. It feels like it's going to burn out if you're in danger, and even if you're away, you'll know where you're going to be with the standing aura."

I see, that sounds like a game for you.

"Later it can be magic valid only between parties, or there can be magic implements. and parties are often good, but there are also disadvantages"

Cons?

"The experience gained will be a heads-up. Depending on the race level difference, you get considerably less experience. Still, I get at least one. The most serious thing is that the Demon Crystal Stone Points (MSPs) that you can earn will be your head."

"Demon Crystal Stone Point?

Hmm? That's a new word.

"I'll explain the Demon Crystal Stone Point later"

Hmm.

"I get MSP when I defeat more warcraft than forest goblins, but if it's forest goblins, I only get 1 more MSP. If it's more than two parties, it's zero. This means that if you're not solo, you won't be able to get an MSP. If you want to get an MSP for a four-man party, you need to defeat a warcraft that has at least four MSPs."

Cutting off is a trick.

"Well, there are adventurers after it, because it's distributed as GP (Alliance Points) to everyone at the party when it comes to MSPs that they couldn't earn."

I see. You're not going to be completely wasted. So, what is Demon Stone Point (MSP)?

[Mr. Oola has dissolved the party]

Oh, was it just a description of the party?

"We do not recommend party subscription after quest order. Anyone who joins after placing an order will not be rewarded for the quest. Your order will be based on partying."

Hmm. Maybe it's the common sense of adventurers around here. If I didn't know, would I have scratched my shame?

- Two...

"I don't think Mr. Lang has a class yet, but I'll explain MSP for the future,"

Oh, finally explaining the Demonic Stone Point (MSP)?

"Defeat the Warcraft and you'll save something called MSP. You can tell by looking at the status plate how much you've saved. When you get a class, you'll be able to acquire four skills for each class, but it's the MSP that you use to acquire that skill or increase your skill level."

Ah! Is that what happened? Me, you have a skill tree. I was wondering how you could increase it from 0, so you can sort out your MSP and go up.

I mean, if you defeat the forest goblins you're going to hunt, you can make MSP money just by defeating them. Ugh, more fun.

"Skills are so important in fighting warcraft that getting MSP is one of the adventurers' missions."

Still a skill...... I can tell by just looking at my magic thread, but it's a force out of common sense, huh?

"Actually, there's another way to get MSP. It's all about crushing demon stones."

Hmm?

"The magic stone can be redeemed, and it can be a magic material, so it's a problem."

'By the way, how much MSP do you get when you crush it?

"You only get the same as you normally do when you hunt alone. If you're going to hunt a forest goblin, you can defeat it, crush the Demon Stone, and get a total of 2."

That makes two points... is it big?

"Next you'll also explain your status. Today is the last day, so I'll explain more and more. Remember, it's important."

Thanks for the long explanation.

"You describe the things written on the status plate in order from the top"

Yes, please.

"First of all, HP, it represents the health of the person. The best is a hundred, right? That this is diminishing is life-threatening."

Oh, you're not gamely physical or anything. In state green.

"Next is SP, right? Think of it as a shield when attacked by the Warcraft. Flesh is rarely hurt as long as this number remains. The reduced amount is replenished from the MP."

I see. So the defensive membrane that protects you around the body acts as an SP. I mean the more MP, the harder it gets...?

"I said the SP can replenish from the MP, but there are some caveats. Maximum SP value. If you are someone with a low maximum SP and a high MP, you will be more resistant to non-destructive attacks, but you can be in a critical situation with more than SP damage at once when you get a powerful attack. Conversely, if someone with a high maximum SP but low MP gets scraped off SP, that's where it ends. So it would be ideal to have a lot of SP max and MP. Well, that's hard."

'How to increase SP and MP, by the way?

"Basics, not more"

To? No, no, no, that won't be there. None.

"It increases or decreases depending on the correction of the class taken. Later, they sometimes increase when the race level rises. I didn't get more."

Um, are you a lot of people with your own numbers? It's a monster, and I'd like to think it's a lot of you.

"Next up is MP, right? When you use magic, it is consumed. Apparently you have things that consume some of your skills later, too. It seems like there are people out there who want to use great magic but don't have enough max MP to use it and have given up the wizard's path."

The harm of not increasing, huh?

"Less MP can make you mentally unstable and eventually faint. It's important not to run out of MP."

'By the way, what's the MP's means of recovery?

[The Talk of Reading skill blossomed]

[As you acquire the Talking skills, you will reflect how often you use the Talking to become proficient]

Heh? I was in the middle of a conversation but I'm surprised by the sudden system message. I rush to see the status plate.

"MP recovery... Mr. Lang, what's wrong?

I had more reading skills in my possession skills on the status plate.

Reading: Proficiency 1994

What do you mean?