Riot Grasper

- It's been a week since I first fed the eels.

Saturday day the second week of May. Cloudy.

I crawled out of bed to roll my tympanic membrane rocked by the bell sound of six o'clock in room 205 of the familiar full-blown Oyaji Pavilion.

"Well, it's exam day."

See what you've worked out (stolen) this past week, including checking your health before the exam.

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Name: Sage Agatuma

Race: Human

Age: 18

Occupation: Adventurer (Rank E +)

Special: Knowledge of intellectuals

Skills

- Bandit's Divine Art (Liot Glasper) LV2 (5/50)

- Physical Capability Enhancement LV3 (5/150)

- Swordsmanship LV2 (25/50)

-State abnormal resistance LV2 (1/50)

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With me, I think I did my best.

Four days ago Lio...... I've been a little more efficient since the bandit's divine moves went up to LV2.

Because the basic success rate has risen to 20%.

However, the usage limit is on the expected diagonal... no, not on the diagonal.

I just wanted to say it.

It was the opposite of what I expected.

I mean, it's down.

My surprise that I was fighting to confirm was that the smogob in front of me said, "What the hell?" It was enough to ask. (* I can't talk smogob. image)

So much so that I accidentally pulled into the inn and tasted a relaxing life soothed by Mr. Dario's cooking.

The number of times used depended on the "Skill LV Count" of the bandit's divine moves, so you think it will increase.

Shit, no more.

Depending on the number of skill LVs, you're 'decreasing'.

Haha.

... Not every laugh!

The total success rate now is 28%. (vs. smogob)

I've estimated my expectations for the future after a day of deduction...

For LV1 - (0.17x10 = 1.70) times

For LV2 - (0.28x8 = 2.24) times

For LV3 - (0.39 x 6 = 2.34) times

For LV4 - (0.50x4 = 2.00) times

For LV5 - (0.61 x 2 = 1.22) times

I don't know if the number of uses is going to decrease twice, but the number of successful attempts to rob a skill in a day doesn't change that much in the calculations. Sometimes if you're unlucky, you won't succeed once, but if you repeat it dozens and hundreds of times, you'll be roughly close to this.

I secretly expect it to be the least Lv5 but also the perk at the time of Lv5. True.

Now, if the number of successes you can rob doesn't change, it doesn't make sense to go up the LV, does it? I thought.

- I had that time of year, too.

What is very different is the probability of success that can be robbed, not the number of successes that can be robbed.

The chances of success that you can rob in one go up, no doubt.

Moreover, raising the LV of other skills to the bottom will further increase the total probability of success.

I mean - I'm not dealing with all the miscellaneous fish, that's what happens.

Because there is a condition that once you fail, you will never be able to steal the same opponent's targeted skills again, it is better to have a policy of hitting countless opponents that exist within a low chance of success.

However, if the chances of success are higher, it would be extraordinarily more efficient to rob a few strong enemies of the skills they possess.

Besides, if you fail to rob a rare skill that only one person in the world has, you can't even see it.

In a way, it's a natural story.

However, in the wake of the decrease in the number of uses, I was made to recognize this more prominently.

Precious lio with a better chance of success..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

By the way, about the Dragon Road Warrior, for example. I don't know if such an organism exists in this world.

Why are you so obsessed with dragons...

Don't make me say it, it's embarrassing.

But well, this is totally Battle Junkie thinking.

There is no happiness before only seeking strength… or so I often hear.

I just want to be the ultimate and the most powerful, yet immutable, creature in this world.

... just kidding.

However, since it is the Adventurer Guild that will prove my identity, I would like to try to increase my rank in order to live in this world.

That inevitably leads to stronger.

"- But, well, it's a crazy growth rate even if you skip the number of times you use it."

If you look at Mr. Zig or something, you can tell very well that Dwarves of that age are finally LV4 with a single blacksmith, but even if it's just swordsmanship, you're going up to LV2 mid-week?

If I confess to this, I won't be fucked.

Ahhhhhh.

Incidentally, the skill effect improves dramatically when the LV rises.

The effect even felt thin when the proficiency points rose, but I felt it strongly when the swordsmanship LV rose from 1 to 2.

Yes, it changes.

This isn't just what I wanted to say.

A similar feeling when you first acquired swordsmanship skills.

A sophisticated sword technique gained by working up into tunnels and drilling if it is meant to be, and pursuing moves that are demonstrable in one's own body.

The odd exaltation of such things penetrating the body.

- Legs to hips treading on the ground, twisting forces of the lower body are transmitted in vain along the midline, to the shoulders - and finally to the arms.

Probably wouldn't be able to do enough without some physical ability.

I was a little confused at the time of LV up, but thanks to my physical enhancement I had no problems for possible behavior now. I can also snort that this skill goes well with martial arts.

Will it be over-spec when swordsmanship turns LV5, after all? That won't make the sword unusable, but past technology will be hard to handle.

Perhaps we should also increase our physical abilities in parallel.

Even the flesh of vegetables feels a little tight, but compared to other mukimuki adventurers at best...... it may be perky.

Shin.

What happens if you fight an opponent with the same LV with almost no change in proficiency? Do physical abilities or the person's own aggressive judgment still determine the battle?

Then... I might be a little disadvantaged.

By the way, I asked Mr. Siena, and she describes the phenomenon of LV-Up as' over the wall 'among adventurers.

Normally LV is unrecognizable, so I guess it will.

You think the difference in fighting power between those who cross the wall and those who don't is hard to override?

- Well, let's just leave this alone for a while.

Since becoming Rank E +, yesterday I have accomplished as many requests as I need to make for my next Rank Up.

It seems that the adventurers taking the exam were adjusted for the day so that they could put together the promotion exams, and I had them screwed in there.

That is today.

"I finally got promoted to D".

From other people, you might think what this guy's been talking about before the exam... because I don't think Bal or Zach would take a pull right now.

There are physical differences, but I expect them to be critical with physical enhancement.

... those guys must have been C or B for sure with that one.

What's more, I've made a lot of money in the past week, so I'm visiting Mr. Zig's store as promised and the equipment is new.

The weapon bazellard had it grinded back yesterday.

"Soft Leather Armor" - Leather armor forged by smoothing the skin. The defense force varies greatly depending on the material. * Geegvolg Skin

I can't tell you why I bought this.

Highest cloudiness.

It looks like some kind of wolf skin.

It's the lowest ranked armor in Mr. Zig's shop, but I still had one gold coin - 1,000 dalas as well.

You can't just stay all the time in clothes like the average person would wear.

Just look at your masterclass blacksmith arm... is that it? It's not about blacksmithing, is it?

I don't care. I don't care.

"Well... it's time to go"

When I got ready and went down to the dining room, the smell was as good as ever.

Flatten Mr. Dario's rice, already sick, to the guild.

Unfortunately, Mr. Dario's cooking LV hasn't gone up to 4 yet.

Proficiency remains (145/150).

Is this supposed to be harsh too...

Do you have any good hands?

- Good morning.

"Ah, good morning, Mr. Sage"

He is the same glorious smiling Mr. Siena.

I've been building my skills on my smogob opponents lately, so I'm totally recognized as a smogob hunter.

Whether you sleep or wake up, smogob!

Smogob in the morning!

Smogob at noon!

Smogob at night!

Smogob! Smogob! Smogob!

How many ears on earth would I have dedicated to Mr. Siena?

No wonder they don't like it.

Although she seems fine because of her business-like personality.

Incidentally, the boar is on hold once the state anomaly tolerance reaches LV2. I haven't had a chance to feel effective about this yet.

Even poisons and paralytics may make you feel it, but I don't want to drink it because I don't want to.

State Abnormal Resistance - Increases resistance to all state abnormalities.

For now, I am reassured that LV2 will not fall into abnormal conditions there. If it turns into LV5, will it deactivate the state anomaly?

Raise it that far and you might have the courage to try the condensed poison from the store.

"Today is your promotion exam to Rank D. Let us pray that we can pass safely."

"Thank you. Uh... should I wait somewhere?

"Right. Wait there until the 7: 00 bell rings."

What is shown is the rest space on the ground floor where the table and chair are located.

... is brand new to this table yaki, right?

There were already three men there who seemed to be adventurers.

He has a slightly nervous face and seems to be waiting for the exam as well.

Chillah.

...... hmm. One has no skills. The other is Horticulture Lv1, and the last one is Fire Magic Lv1.

I'm pretty armed, but I don't think the two of you should go down a different path.

Well, you're a Rank E + adventurer, so you still don't know if you're up for the fight.

Fire magic is good. The LV is just one.

As an occasional Peeping Tom in the Alliance, I see an adventurer with magical skills.

Honestly, I envy you.

I want it.

In conjunction with swordsmanship, "Flame Slash! Can't you do that?

... I wonder if there's a retired wizard or something rolling around somewhere.

Is there a demon that can use magic...?

It was me who stuffily continued to fantasize about it, but I notice the two of them coming this way.

Are these people taking exams too?

Occasionally seen throughout the city and within the guild - he is an animal man.

The face full of wild flavors like a beast surface, the ears standing pinned on the head are scratched on one side, exactly like a warrior...... Beastman Oyaji.

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Name: Arnold Fan

Race: Beast Man (Wolf)

Age: 38

Occupation: Adventurer (Rank E +)

Skills

- Body surgery LV2 (40/50)

- Swordsmanship LV2 (20/50)

-Hauling Moon LV2 (14/50)

-Bar LV1 (5/10)

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Oh, so versatile.

What...... and. You're not like the others.

Sure... strong people won't always be adventurers, so if someone else who worked starts a new adventurer, sometimes even people like this come to the promotion exam to Rank D...?

I don't think so now either.

"Howling Moon" - dedicated to the Beast Man (Wolf). Morale and physical abilities improve under the moonlight.

Hmm. Is there such a thing?

I'm interested... but stealing isn't going to work for me.

I don't steal people's all of a sudden, though.

The other one... whoa, a little red.

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Name: Lim Fan

Race: Beast Man (Cat)

Age: 16

Occupation: Adventurer (Rank E +)

Skills

- Body surgery LV2 (16/50)

-Cooking LV1 (7/10)

-Magic Conversion LV1 (5/10)

-Frazing LV1 (3/10)

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Cat beast man.

Cat ears and fluffy tails are good, right?

Brown brown hair cut short enough to reach the shoulders with golden eyes. It can be said that it embodies exactly the girl who cares about cats.

The beasts of this world are friendly because their faces are close to humans.

What... my name is, fan...?

Could it be... parent or child?

Doesn't look alike.

"Magic Conversion" - Converts Mana and adds it to Physical Attack.

"Madness" - Skills Acquired Acquired Acquired Acquired. Activation conditions vary depending on the acquired situation.

Hmm, that's a pretty habitual skill.

Mana...? Is it like magic?

Besides, he said skills are like talent, but they're not just innate.

May the exam be completed safely and peacefully.

Well, I'd be surprised if this earned me such a skill as First Class Flag Architect.