My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s

Well, that's a good way to set a goal, but I don't know how to take it.

You can go for something that looks like a skill 'brainwashing', I know that.

But I've never seen 'brainwashing'.

No, I guess you should never have seen it.

I wish I had something to refer to, but I feel that the curse placed on the princess of Castle Raitis is something different sensibly.

Is that brainwashing or is it a curse?

I can't explain how it's different to me living with my senses, but not for now.

After worrying so much, I decided to give up thinking alone for a moment.

I knew I couldn't do it alone.

Why don't you ask the others?

Let's start with Hoshiyama, who actually acquired his skills on his own.

"Huh? How to acquire skills?

At lunch time, I asked Koyama, who was inspecting the equipment a little further away from everyone, thoughtfully.

Koyama with his face up blinks his eyes.

"Well. I know I won't be able to get a 'bad meal', but I had Tsuda talk to me last night and I had an idea. So, I don't know how to make that a skill and it's boiling. Any tricks?

I've worked my head so far since I crammed the test range into my head in the dozens of minutes before the last test.

The results of the tests were scattered, of course.

"I see, if you think it's too late to just wash it... Mm, the trick. I just practiced what the knights taught me when I was in the castle."

I tilted my neck.

We were basically taught things like status and skills by the Knights and professionals who were on each side.

I mean, what we've all been taught because we've all been taught by fragmented people is also fragmented.

Perhaps Tsuda hasn't been taught either.

Otherwise, Tsuda would have taught me yesterday.

"Uh. Maybe I haven't heard. It was a top priority for teachers to deepen their bonds with the animals they taught."

Apparently, it was someone who wasn't fit to teach people.

Even if I wasn't, I wouldn't have had time to train people who are not in combat, like teachers.

Competent people were followed by those in combat positions and those in professions that were necessary for battle like Hoshiyama.

Really, you mean meritocracy in many ways, or professionalism.

Samurai and knights are treated differently in similar professions, and perhaps even healers and cursers.

As I've noticed since I left there, I'm really glad I left the castle.

"Really? Then I'll share it with you later."

Compared to that, the fairness of Koyama is dazzling.

Besides, he's competent, gentle, and good looking.

I don't even get jealous anymore.

Heaven gives Hoshiyama and Sato too much for one or two.

"First of all, what you need to acquire skills is a strong heart. It's invisible, and it seems like a lot of people are here because it's different from one person to another in the first place. It's something we don't really know about living in a world where science is advancing, and it hasn't been elucidated. But someone from the Knights told me that status and heart are deeply linked."

Looks like some people specialize in researching that, but then he shrugged and Koyama cut the words.

Speaking of which, I think Tsuda said the same thing last night.

"Should I just keep in mind?

"I don't think so, maybe it's a moment. Neither did I."

I tilted my neck, but Koyama couldn't explain it any more. That's all I said. Koyama put up two fingers.

"Next for now. The second is magic. Is that really possible with your magic power? If you try to use more magic than the magic you own, let good, magical depletion keep you alive and dead. Bad, forcibly squeezed out of the body because of the magic that caused the wood end dust. I didn't have to worry about that because my 'bad eating' didn't consume so much magic, but if the skill you're thinking of is going to use more magic than your own, I have to stop you."

I was breathtaking with a serious eye.

Speaking of which, I've never had a conversation with Akayama so close, and I've never seen Akayama's eyes so close.

I nodded with a groan in my inhaled eyes.

"You told me yesterday, didn't you, Sato?" If there's one thing missing, I can't stand it. "That's me too. I wasn't in it until yesterday, but I'm done with that, so promise me Waki."

I nodded.

Was the action that could also be taken as the recklessness of Hoshiyama when "poisonous sight" or "bad eating" come from self-sacrifice?

Koyama, who looked at me nodded, laughed contentedly and put up his third finger.

"Finally, to be an existing skill. It seems that creating new skills can only be chosen by God."

The first half of the words were shocking to me looking for a goal on the sidelines, but I was more interested in the second half of the words than that.

"What was chosen by God? What a frigid story. Is that some kind of religion?

In my words, Hoshiyama looks at the root of his eyebrows and shakes his face.

"No. God in this world is only one pillar by the name of God of Creation/Itel. Many believe that the item is real. I don't seem to be offering or praying especially, but many still believe, so be especially careful what you say in front of the Elves"

Apparently, there's some connection between the elves and the itels.

You think it's also the Elves who believe the most about Itel?

The Elves have a long life span, and they say they have inherited it within the Elves.

So other races believe in Itel as well.

They say the most credible thing about the old days is because it's the Elves.

Speculation seems to be flying that the Demon Nation once had its inheritance reset due to the blow-up of the northern half of the continent, or that the Demon King manipulates it behind it so it can't be trusted.

Do you believe that Amelia also believes that the item is real?

"Well, leave that alone, I'll get back to you. Don't worry, even if you don't know if it's an existing skill, if it's not in this world, it just ends without being able to acquire it. So what you need to worry about, Waki, is the amount of magic and a strong heart. Don't think it's easy because everyone in this world is the strongest if they can get their skills overnight and we'll be back in Japan too. Because if it boils down, I'll talk to you. Let's try."

Flying Patchouli and Wink, Koyama returned to everyone with the equipment he had finished inspecting.

Fan around your cheeks with patties and hands to cool the heat on your face that has risen unconsciously.

"Wow, I've never seen a woman look good in a wink. This is how Sato falls in love..."

I laugh bitterly at the sharp gaze I've been feeling while talking to Hoshiyama.

Even though I was inside Tsuda's shield, I've been knocking over the dead line.

I can feel about the gaze I would never have known when I was in Japan.

"Even so, they'll definitely lay it on your ass"

I thought about the future of my classmates and a heavy sigh leaked out of my mouth that was not suitable for a young man of his age.