The Tutorial Is Too Hard

“Ah, now I can live. ”

[2nd Day 20. 13: 20]

As soon as the heat dissipated, I took off the haircloth I was wearing and put it in my inventory to protect my body from heat.

It is quite tiring to walk and run away from arrows in the heat for long periods of time, even though it is a hot zone and the associated resistance has been significantly elevated several times.

Physically and mentally.

I pulled out a chunky cloak and cloak to prevent the cold from the inventory.

Inside the outerwear, we made a few pockets and placed a few fever stones to act like a hot pack.

And I took the scarf and the hat gloves.

After I put them all on, I slowly started running forward.

Immediately, I could feel the cold quite well, but the layers of clothing stopped the cold quite well.

They are handmade by purchasing fabrics and sewing sets such as cloth, leather, wool, etc. because they do not sell items that will directly help you in combat or the course of the tutorial after the start of the car.

In fact, it is not something that was made by necessity.

A while ago, I began to see signs of being too thin and bleeding.

I started making apparel as a hobby to see if it would be emotionally helpful.

I felt proud of the fluffy handmade clothing.

I think mental satisfaction is more helpful than actual warmth.

It is rewarding to reduce sleep time because work and time could not be taken away.

Don't you think you can improve your dexterity skills?

Let's do a piece.

I haven't experienced any immunity skills recently.

Poison, heat, cold resistance, all three are blocked at level 4 and even frostbite resistance is level 3.

I invested more than 18 hours a day to level up my Immunity Skill, but my Immunity Skill did not grow exponentially.

It is a pity that you cannot see the Skill EXP or Skill stats.

I think that the growth of resistance skills has been blocked, not just because the required experience level is ridiculously high, but because there is a limit to what you can raise through a second-floor trap.

Otherwise, you wouldn't have made it this far.

As an example to support this hypothesis, burn resistance, which has been directly set on fire without using a trap, has grown to level 6 beyond level 4.

So today, I'm trying to do a tutorial, not a workout for immunity skills.

It's time to leave the second floor.

The user speeds up, eliciting an acceleration effect of the Wind Spirit's Blessing skill.

Now, with a decent sense of speed, a thin breeze pours down on my face.

The arrows whip backwards.

The biggest advantage of running at this speed is that you can ignore the majority of the arrow traps, not the quick movement.

Some arrows need to be avoided or blocked from flying orbit, but the timing of those arrows is already remembered.

With a ‘tick’ sound, an arrow is stuck in the shield.

After stopping these arrows, there are no arrows to worry about for a while.

Just run straight ahead.

I ran fast and saw that the hat I was wearing on my head was about to fly, so I took it off and put it in my inventory.

You can't lose it in a place like this.

This is my handmade product with care.

The temperature had fallen considerably.

I feel a lot of pain from the wind blowing in my face.

I have to slow down.

Dammit, I'm still suffering from the effects of this cold, but I can't believe my Immunity skills haven't improved.

It's a grudge.

Since you killed the speed, we should concentrate our arrows again and avoid it.

Of course, there's nothing dangerous about memorizing both the pattern and the trajectory.

I'm starting to feel numb to my hands and feet.

Slightly lowering the gloves and looking at the wrists, there is a slight erythema rising on the skin whether frostbite is ongoing or not.

Dammit, I can't believe I haven't improved my immunity skills!

That's not fair!

I pulled some fever stones out of my inventory.

I pushed them into my gloves and shoes, respectively.

When the hot fever stone touched the skin, the sound of ‘teeth' began to leak a little, but I ignored it.

Burn skills have already been leveled up to 6 levels and pain is no longer a big deal to me.

If you can buy enough time to get light burns and start necrosis of neural tissue caused by frostbite, it is a business that remains.

I'm also growing my Combat Resistance skills...

This will be the last trap.

[Battle Focus]

Like the last trap on the first floor, this is a trap for the oar pattern.

The last trap on every floor is a pattern called a paddle pattern.

Is the pattern a pattern? Is the paddle pattern a paddle pattern?

This last trap doesn't pose a threat to me either.

My growing senses can sense the position and trajectory as soon as the arrow is fired, and the perceived arrow cannot be hit if it is really messed up.

Due to the rapid rise and speed caused by the growth of agility stats, as well as the experience accumulated daily, it is now very difficult to avoid arrows.

You just walk through the trap and break the focus of the battle.

A few more steps and the cold clears and a healing fountain appears.

I had already come here without any injuries, so I was buried without much emotion.

Drinking a few sips of the healing spring water, I healed both weak frostbite and burn symptoms and walked again.

Through the fog that fills the passageway, you stand in front of the giant stone gate.

This is now the second challenging boss room.

No, actually, there was no such thing as a boss, but the last gateway in the community is usually called a boss room.

On other difficulties, you might see a real boss mob type.

A huge stone gate opens with a thumping sound.

I entered quietly.

The inside of the boss room was a circular stone chamber, but I think I've seen it a lot somewhere.

Ah, it feels like the inside of the racing limestone I saw on my mathematical trip.

The difference is that there is no fire in the middle, and the width is much wider.

The stone gate closes with a loud noise, just as it did in the first floor boss room.

I pushed against the door.

I knew it wouldn't open.

This is the most dangerous thing about the boss room.

I can't give up the challenge in the middle.

Moreover, with the added difficulty of literally killing, it must really be a hell of a fierce gate.

Boooong-

A blue portal appears with a tinnitus familiar to the ear.

Portal?

[Would you like to return to the waiting room on the second floor?]

What the hell?

Why is the waiting room portal popping out of the boss room all of a sudden?

That, too, is the second floor waiting room portal.

A new message opened before the embarrassment was almost over.

[Stay for at least 3 hours.]

Beyond embarrassment.

Let's wrap it up.

Let's get this information straight.

At least 3 hours.

In other words, if you don't have at least 3 hours to challenge the boss room, you can't even challenge it and fail to target it.

And we'll have to try again the next time.

That's not the case for me right now, but let's be clear.

And the presence of a waiting room portal and a message to stay.

The stay itself is a clear condition.

The waiting room portal will be some kind of device.

Makes the challenger voluntarily give up his stay.

To summarize, the expected boss room theme will be something related to patience.

What made you so kind as to give up the challenge and run to the waiting room?

Traps made with heat and cold after poison needles and poison arrows.

Themes will also be able to connect with patience.

At first, we have to endure the heat and cold with mental patience, and if we go beyond that stage, the body that begins to crumble first is tested.

If so, this room could also be expected to compel the challenger to be mentally or physically patient.

A device for the breakdown of its endurance, perhaps placing a waiting room portal to lure the challenger into giving up and taking the path to ease.

The answer was to build up your immunity skills as much as possible.

And when it comes to mental health, I'm not worried at all.

I'll make it up to you.

Come and see. How the hell am I supposed to test my patience?

[Trial of the Gateway will begin in 30 seconds.]

Uh... Well, yeah.

You're still kind.