Taming Master

The battle was hard and bitter.

If anyone could hear me, I could say, "What the hell does this mean?" But it was just the way it was.

As he was dealing with the two Giants, Ian had to work hard enough to get out of the camp, but that didn't mean that he had a hard time defeating them.

“Phew, you bloody pigs. Slow bursts. Nice cuffs. ”

Kung-!

Ian takes a deep breath as he watches the Giant scout fall to the ground.

He was sweating on his forehead, but apart from that, Ian's vitality remained 100 percent.

Ian didn't even need the help of summoners or shamans, except for Iron, because he was more interested in identifying their attack patterns or characteristics than just killing them.

Nevertheless, the two giants were never allowed to attack.

Then, what did Ian struggle with?

The main reason was also because of the ‘debuff’ that spread throughout the map as it entered the crack.

Having received this debuff that slows the movement down by close to 50 percent, even Ian, who had a fast reflex, was not easy to avoid the Giant's slow attack.

As a result, of course, they never allowed attacks, but they didn't do any significant damage while adapting to slower movements.

In a hurry to escape, Ian had also been unable to attack for a while.

Moreover, it was because of the effects of this debuff that felt like it was crushing my whole body, and I felt more tired from the battle than usual.

Even with the same movement, it takes twice as much power.

The fact that Ian was having a hard time was literally physical hardship.

Ian didn't like the map of this crack very much.

“Oh, this is the worst debuff I've ever had. ”

Ian's favorite hunting method is' infinite fury. ’

However, if you consume fatigue in this way, you cannot hunt for a long time.

Although fatigue decreases, the fairy tale rate decreases, the player's physical strength also drops sharply in reality.

However, Ian had to be very dissatisfied because he did not give more experience points than Drake did.

“This will take longer than I thought to complete all the quests.... ”

And when I thought about it so far, I suddenly thought of Ian's evil brain.) I remembered Lugaryx's face.

I started to get a sense of what his prey was.

"Hehe, Lugaryx, you've rolled your hair a little. ’

Of course, it didn't make me nervous that I wouldn't be able to finish the quest before Lugaryx ran away.

Ian was not a pleasant man enough to miss Lugaryx, who was already in hand.

Tuk-tuk-tuk.

Ian reaffirmed the floating system messages in the corner of his vision after dusting his armor while fighting the giants.

In order to improve the situation, it was necessary to thoroughly analyze all system messages.

- You have successfully defeated the Giant Scout.

- Increases Contribution Points for Family 'Rock Spring’ by 5.

- You obtained 276 ‘dirty coins'.

- You received the item: "Giant Scout's Rope of War".

- EXP 4,389.

‘The only peculiarity is that I got a new commodity called messy coins... …. ’

Ian opens his eyes and checks his EXP readings at the end of the message.

‘If this is of no particular use, we should refrain from hunting the Giants in the absence of first discovery buffs. We need to get to the Quest Mob as soon as possible. ’

Looking back at the calculations, Ian packed up the quest items and was ready to get back on Iron's back.

The army line you acquired by defeating the two scouts was just one, but you didn't intend to get the other two right away.

Killing the Giant Scout commander on quest B, quest "Destroying the Giant Supply Depot", or quest C, would inevitably continue to cause a battle with the Giant Scout.

‘Besides, right now, it's more important to complete Lugaryx's quests than the quests Solvar gave you. Before Lugaryx tries to escape, he has to get the Ordainment spell and go after him. ’

Ian, who spread the map of the rifts again, identified the tribal node coordinates of the Lafers listed on the map.

And they took advantage of Iron's unique ability to accelerate activated during combat, and began flying between cracks at the fastest speed possible.

Although the stack could only be stacked in two redundancies, the agility buffer was only 15 percent, but that alone was enough to detect in this frustrated situation.

“Phew, I can't help but get it out of me. Lugarix is Dum.”

In the process of controlling Iron, Ian once again gets to know his heart.

But when Ian flew for about 10 more minutes,

- Tyring!

An unexpected new system message appeared before Ian's eyes.

- +1 ‘Dimensional Magical Resistance’ stat.

-The pressure from the force of the dimensional crack decreases slightly.

-Decreases the slowing effect by 0.5 percent (47.5 percent - > 47 percent).

- All resistances except ‘Dimensional Magical Resistance’ are restored by 0.3 percent (-28.5 percent - > -28.2 percent)

- I've adapted a little bit more to countercurrent forces.

And the rolling of Ian's eyes, which confirmed it, was a natural sequence.

* * *

In Kailan, the debuff effect that hangs throughout the map is generally applied collectively to all entities therein.

If there is a debuff on the map itself as it is now, it is normal for the user to apply all the debuff regardless of the NPC or monster.

Of course, in maps with fire attribute-related debuffs, there were some special cases where monsters of that attribute were not applied, but in most cases they were used in the above manner.

That's why Ian was a little curious when he was fighting the giants.

The Giants' attributes were flame properties and appeared to be unimaginably related to dimensional magical power, but they were not affected at all by the powerful slowing debuff caused by the dimensional cracks.

If these slowness debuffs had been applied to the Giants with the original agility stamps, they would have been easy enough to deal with with with with with with with with with with with with a little hyperbole.

But as soon as Ian saw these new messages, he was able to understand and understand at once what had happened to this map's settings.

‘This... was a concept to adapt to debuff. It's urgent...'

Ian's dimensional horsepower resistance was only one point, but this was a very important point in that a new possibility was opened up.

If we could literally adapt perfectly, we would be free of this incredibly slow debuff.

So Ian, in fact, began to get into the analysis.

‘Let's do the math again. As the resistance rose by 1, the slowing effect decreased by 0.5 percent, and all the slowing resistance was restored by 0.3 percent. ’

Due to the resistance moving on a 1-point basis, calculations were not even difficult to calculate.

50 percent multiplied by 0.5 was the slowing effect that was initially given, and 30 percent multiplied by 0.3 by 100 was the debuff figure that reduced all the other resistances.

If you raise the resistance to 100, you can see that all these debuff effects will disappear.

‘Then again, the maximum for this new dimensional horsepower resistance is set at 100 points, right? ’

After a long time opening his status window, Ian opened the Detailed Stats window to check the new status settings.

It was a roughly predictable part of how it would be set up, but I still wanted to check carefully.

And the moment I confirmed it…….

“ ……! ”

Ian was once again able to obtain information that exceeded his expectations.

Max is not 100 points? ’

It was because in the setting information of the new stat where the small text was shining, I found the following parts:

- Maximum Status: 150

And when information outside of this expected category came in, Ian's mind, which seemed to be organized, became complicated again.

‘At this rate, there is no reason for us to grow any more when we achieve Resistance 100……. Why is there a 150? Is that a stent that decreases as the numbers go up? ’

Ian made a number of assumptions with his imagination and experience, but it was not easy to come to a conclusion.

‘What will happen?’ It was because the clues given to Ian were still too short to get a specific orientation.

‘Okay, let's think about this later, and let's measure exactly how long it takes to get one point of resistance. ’

The system message clearly used the word ‘adaptation’.

Ian could therefore speculate that the resistance would rise proportionately to the time affected by this debuff.

‘I think it's been about 15 minutes since the dungeon came in... …. We can raise the Resistance by one point until we find the Lafers, right? ’

But contrary to this, Ian's prediction, which always showed a high hit rate, failed again.

More than half an hour had passed, not 15 minutes, but I did not expect to see a message that resistance had risen.

‘Hmm……. It wasn't time, was it? ’

As his predictions slipped away, he began to feel confused and interesting.

And while Ian was discussing this new stat, Dimensional Magical Resistance, Ian's group was able to safely reach the destination indicated on the Map of Cracks.

If I fought the Giants in the middle of the rift, I would never be able to reach them in 30 minutes, but once I ignored them all, I was able to quickly find Lafer's Node.

A large cavity on one side of the crack and a dazzling magical glow emanating from within.

Ian climbed down to the entrance of the cave on an iron and sat there....

Blame it on me.

After that, Caesar and Helheim followed immediately.

“You're hiding deep down.... ”

A Laferian Node that hides in plain sight in a corner of a crack with a complex structure that ignites the maze.

And the next moment, with a cheerful notification, I finally remembered the system message that had been waiting for Ian.