Level: 1 Experience: BLOCKED
Healing: 310/310 Stamina: 280/280 Mana: 180/180
Class: Tier 0, Child(Green)
Effect: Increased Skill Acquisition(+8%), Increased Learning Speed(+8%), Increased Stat Gain(+8%), Increased Physical Gain(+8%)
Vitality: 31 (+10)
Endurance: 28 (+10)
Strength: 27 (+11)
Agility: 30 (+12)
Perception: 21 (+11)
Mind: 62 (+14)
Magic: 18 (+11)
Focus: 32 (+11)
Free Points: 0
Tier 1(23)(3+): Eldarin History(97+8), Running(93+3), Breathing(90+3), Meditation(82+7), Dodge(69), Eldarin Etiquette(65+8), Toughness(60+7), Drawing Skills(50+4), Sword Skills(50+9), Light Armor(36+7), Shield Skills(35+6), Dancing Skills(35+7), Pugilist Skills(33+6), Spear Skills(28+5), Bow Skills(20+5), Monster Processing Skills(19), Axe Skills(19+5), Dagger Skills(17+5), Speech(16+7), Cooking Skills(15), Cleaning Skills(14), Combat Tactics(13+6), Wrestling Skills(12+4)
Tier 2(22)(2+): Mana Sense(72+12), Danger Sense(40), Soul Sense(24+8), Algebra(15+12), Geometry(12+9), Darkness Vision(8), Trap Detection(8+7), Speed Reading(7+6), System Sense
(4+4), Monster Analysis(3), Depth Sense(1)
Tier 3(24): Soul Resistance(24+4), Pain Resistance(22+2), Empowered Will(17+6), Eldarin Runes(14+12), Empowered Writing(7+6), Fear Resistance(4), Poison Resistance(3), Social Resistance(3+2)
Tier 6(-): Experience Siphon(C)
Equipment
Gloves: Gloves of Processing(T2) (Blocks Mana T2 and Below)
Ring1: Ring of Concealment(T3) (Hide Status T3 and Below)
Amulet/Bracelet: Experience Blocker(T4) (Prevents all experience gain for primary level)
Equipment1: Runic Writing Set(T3) (Write Runes T3 and Below)
“By the System almighty,” muttered Tutor Damian after I read off everything from my status.
“Legendary child indeed,” Healer Castelle replied.
“The stats! He has 249 as a level 1 and at his age. This is unheard of. It would put him at approximately level 12.5 if we use comparisons to the stats of legendries at 20 per level. Or that would be level 25, since his free stat points could match that all the way up to level 25,” Damian said.
“Only one new tier 2 skill, good. His soul should be stable, even if he has a high insane amount of alchemic toxicity right now at least the issue of too many skills in comparison to his Mind stat has been solved. A ratio of almost 90%. It should be 100% to be safe, but we can breathe easily now that he isn’t hovering over Meldor’s Threshold,” Healer Castelle said.
“Skill growth is still insanely high. With tiers taken into account, that is a level gain of 324 over the last three months. Slightly less than previous time periods, but still incredibly high,” Tutor Damian said.
“I am pleased by your progress, my son,” my mother said, and I felt a bit of relief my hard work was paying off. “You said his soul is stable?” she asked Healer Castelle.
“It is in a much better place, except for the Alchemical toxicity, why?” he asked heavily with a sigh.
“Two things. An Alchemic product that has been created by taking out a skill from a monster, a pair of eyes from a Shadow Cat. I want my son to get the skill Shadow Vision. Also, another soul fruit. If his leveling of skills has slowed down, then it must be sped back up,” she said. Setting a green soul fruit on the table and a glowing crystal shard inside a glass container.
Healer Castelle took several deep breaths, opened his mouth, closed it, and opened it once more. “The tier of the extracted skill and its name?” he finally asked. I had been expecting him to go on a rant, but he probably realized it would do no good against my mother. Or he could be waiting until he got enough information before yelling at her.
“It is a very useful tier 2 skill. Shadow Vision, which allows a person to detect unnatural things around their position. Specifically hiding skills. It is focused on the eyes,” she explained.
“The issue is the alchemic toxicity. While processed monster skills have only a small amount. If he gets this skill, his eyes will try to explode out of his head at his current alchemic toxicity level,” Healer Castelle said.
“And if you were healing him?” my mother asked. I didn’t want exploding eyes. I really didn’t want that.
“It is possible. But I will need some Mana potions and this is reckless. Once the skill integrates it should settle down, but if it doesn’t he may go permanently blind,” Healer Castelle said. “We just solved other problems, there is no need to make more.”
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“I disagree. If my son is to be the best, he must be pushed. Both in soul, body, and mind. So, it is mostly safe, and you can handle the side effects?” she asked.
“It will hurt a lot,” he said.
“It will improve his Pain Resistance and Empowered Will. Only death is final,” my mother declared and then looked at me. “Unless you don’t want to?” I shook my head.
“I can handle it,” I replied.
“Good. And the soul fruit?” she asked.
“Impossible to say. With everything else going on, I am far out of my depth. I only can answer the question about the skill, since that is something I have studied in regards to Alchemical and potion toxicity. But two green soul fruits combined with everything else? They are natural treasures of the dungeon and should do no harm, but anything in excess can be dangerous. I would strongly recommend against both items,” he explained.
“And if you had to make your most educated guess?” my mother asked while staring at Healer Castelle.
“I really don’t know. Even if you put your blade to my neck, I couldn’t tell you the most likely outcome. There are three possibilities. The first being is that it just resets what the first one did. His skill and stat gain remain insanely high. The second outcome is that his soul becomes too unstable and completely breaks apart. The third is something else, what that would be, no idea. Soul fruits can’t kill. As one of the few treasures of the dungeon, that is a hard and fast rule as far as I know. But no one has ever given a child at level 1, two priceless green soul fruits before to my knowledge. I know one is safe, that has been done, but two, I can’t say what would happen. Since people space taking them out to maximize their potency and effect. They are far too valuable to be used in such tests. Either in rapid use or in someone your son’s age who is at level 1,” he explained.
“What do you think?” my mother turned to look at me.
“I am not afraid, I will eat it,” I said, and my mother nodded at this. If I died, then my future wasn’t meant to be. I believed in my mother. Even with everything dangerous that had happened, either she or Healer Castelle would sort everything out.
“Good. No hesitation or fear in your voice. Many times you won’t know the correct option. Which path in the dungeon to choose? Which skill to use? Relying on your own instincts is the best option,” she said.
“Isn’t that risky? Like with soul stuff, since there is no warning?” I asked.
“The same with various monsters and the dungeon. It is no different. Do any of you disagree?” she turned to look at her Squires.
“No Supreme Warlady Elena,” they all said at the same time and my mother nodded. That really wasn’t proof. They wouldn’t dare disagree with her. I looked at Healer Castelle, the only person I had seen stand up to her.
“Like I said there is risk. A lot of unknown risks. I strongly recommend against this. But ultimately it is your decision,” he said. I nodded at this. “But we should do the eye skill first.”
“Why?” my mother asked.
“I know that will likely work, even if it is painful. Doing after he consumes the soul fruit, could create unexpected complications,” he replied.
“Then do it,” my mother ordered.
“Come sit on this chair,” Healer Castelle said. He took the case with the floating crystal inside of it and brought it over to me. My mother got up and stood in front of me to observe. “You will scream. It will hurt immensely with the amount of toxicity in your body. Don’t pass out. It will drag the process out. I need a leather strap, so he can bite down on,” he said. My mother pulled one out and gave it to Healer Castelle. He gave her a momentary look before placing it in my mouth. I bit down.
Healer Castelle pulled the crystal shard out of the container with a pair of metal tongs and then put it against my forehead. I felt like my brain was cooking. My eyes began to really hurt.
“MMMMMM!” I kept biting down and screaming. My vision became blurry as it felt like my head was splitting open.
“Geater Cure. Greater Cure. Stabilize Soul.”
I felt Healer Castelle’s hands over my eyes. The pain slowly went away. “That was more extreme than I thought. The alchemical toxicity from the Mega Elixir is far too high. Thankfully, adding a skill has the bare minimum of toxicity,” Healer Castelle said while my head was still spinning.
He removed his hands. “Don’t force his eyes open. They need to rest. For at least a day,” Healer Castelle said.
“There are a lot of delays Healer Castelle,” my mother said.
“And this is already insanely reckless. Eating the soul fruit without a full amount of healing points is too risky. His soul is already stressed, it is best to wait,” he replied.
“One day. Take him to his room,” my mother ordered. I was carried away and a cloth wrapped around my eyes.
There were traces of phantom pain, but the worst of it was gone. Healer Castelle stayed with me through the night once more. The next morning, there was a slight haze to everything in my vision. Focusing, I was able to deactivate the vision skill mentally. I then let it activate again.
“How is your sight?” Healer Castelle asked me as I sat up in bed.
“Blurry when the skill is active,” I replied.
“That is expected. In time it will be more precise. Any pain? Follow my finger with your eyes, not your head,” he said and moved a finger in front of my face.
“No pain,” I replied.
“That is good. That means you successfully gained Shadow Vision without any complications. Any other pains?” he asked.
“No,” I replied. “I deactivated my Pain Resistance skill as well, nothing,” I replied.
“What about Soul Sense? Anything seem abnormal?” he asked me.
“My soul seems a lot denser. The surface movement is more stabilized, but heavier if that makes sense?” I asked and Healer Castelle let out a sigh of relief.
“That does make sense. Don’t use skill implantation again for 4 years and never for anything above tier 3. I am not joking about this in the slightest. While you might think it is safe to do so sooner, don’t. And even then your Alchemical toxicity is off the charts,” he said.
“What is the problem? This one worked out well,” I asked.
“It is the same issue with eating monsters. The Mana contaminates you. This can ruin your soul. Implanted skills need time to settle on your soul. So don’t let that happen,” he said.
“Got it, and thank you again,” I said.
“Try not to die with what we are doing next,” he told me.
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Chapters
- Chapter 211 – Interlude 27
- Chapter 210 – Sitting Around
- Chapter 209 – Wild Tail’s History
- Chapter 208 – A Visitor
- Chapter 207 – Searching The Settlement
- Chapter 206 – Demonic Knowledge
- Chapter 205 – Going Through The Loot
- Chapter 204 – Demonic Frustration
- Chapter 203 – A Demonic Dialogue
- Chapter 202 – Interlude 26
- Chapter 201 – A Proper Hiding Place
- Chapter 200 – Stuck Underground
- Chapter 199 – Exhaustion And Despair
- Chapter 198 – A Carefully Considered Choice
- Chapter 197 – The Tomb Of A Seraphim
- Chapter 196 – Interlude 27
- Chapter 195 – A Dungeon Feature
- Chapter 194 – A Random Encounter
- Chapter 193 – A Natural Treasure
- Chapter 192 – Dig Deep!
- Chapter 191 – The Bug Abnormal
- Chapter 190 – A Messy Fight
- Chapter 189 – Ozymandius, A Dangerous Pet
- Chapter 188 – Waiting And Watching
- Chapter 187 – Battle Of The Large Passage
- Chapter 186 – Interlude 25
- Chapter 185 – A Very Deep Passage
- Chapter 184 – The Dungeon's Redirection
- Chapter 183 – Dungeon Oddities
- Chapter 182 – Harren The Desperate
- Chapter 181 – The Dark Season
- Chapter 180 – Departure From Gnomeland
- Chapter 179 – Gnome Stealth Skills
- Chapter 178 – Counter Divination Skills
- Chapter 177 – Gnomish Dungeon Knowledge
- Chapter 176 – Interlude 24
- Chapter 175 – Gnome Of Culture
- Chapter 174 – Gnomish Trade Deal
- Chapter 173 – Gnomish History Lesson
- Chapter 172 – Gnomish Council Of Governance
- Chapter 171 – Gnomish Society
- Chapter 170 – Gnome Delegation
- Chapter 169 – The Gnomes
- Chapter 168 – Interlude 23
- Chapter 167 – Working Hard
- Chapter 166 – A Blade's Edge
- Chapter 165 – Interlude 22
- Chapter 164 – Maneuvering At The End Of The World
- Chapter 163 – Demon Of The Night
- Chapter 162 – Absolute Savagery
- Chapter 161 – Final Trade
- Chapter 160 – Interlude 21
- Chapter 159 – Beastkin Nuances
- Chapter 158 – Life Of A Beastkin
- Chapter 157 – Deal With Beastkin
- Chapter 156 – The End Of The World
- Chapter 155 – A Great View
- Chapter 154 – Ritual Of Ascending Exit
- Chapter 153 – Champion Of The 11th Layer
- Chapter 152 – Items
- Chapter 151 – The End Of The Team
- Chapter 150 – The Wrong Way
- Chapter 149 – Interlude 20
- Chapter 148 – Beastkin Team
- Chapter 147 – Three Months Descending
- Chapter 146 – Team Discussion
- Chapter 145 – Death's Door
- Chapter 144 – Interlude 19
- Chapter 143 – The Edge Of Life And Death
- Chapter 142 – Mother's Legacy
- Chapter 141 – The 11th Layer
- Chapter 140 – A War Mech Peg Into An Entrance Hole
- Chapter 139 – Shockwaves
- Chapter 138 – An Entrance Into The Inferno
- Chapter 137 – Interlude 18
- Chapter 136 – Party Crasher
- Chapter 135 – Graduation From The College Of Advancement
- Chapter 134 – Graduation Dinner
- Chapter 133 – Mana Interaction Lecture
- Chapter 132 – Sparring
- Chapter 131 – College Takes An Island
- Chapter 130—General Knowledge Lecture
- Chapter 129—Interlude 17
- Chapter 128—Runic Tags
- Chapter 127—The Final Stretch
- Chapter 126—Interlude 16
- Chapter 125—The Indomitable
- Chapter 124—War Mech Showcase
- Chapter 123—Father's Letter
- Chapter 122–Almost There
- Chapter 121 — Last Semester at the College Of Advancement
- Chapter 120 – Interlude 15
- Chapter 119 – Interlude 14
- Chapter 118 – Trouble Brewing
- Chapter 117 – Adventuring Team Mechanics
- Chapter 116 – Dinner Invitation
- Chapter 115 – One Step At A Time
- Chapter 114 – Meeting With The Dean
- Chapter 113 – Soul Collapse
- Chapter 112 – Interlude 13
- Chapter 111 – Dark Knowledge
- Chapter 110 – Class Research Group
- Chapter 109 – Ozymandius’ Evaluation
- Chapter 108 – Father’s Request
- Chapter 107 – Choice Made
- Chapter 106 – The First Class Selection
- Chapter 105 – Descending With Style
- Chapter 104 – Dungeon Break
- Chapter 103 – Interlude 12
- Chapter 102 – The First Semester
- Chapter 101 – An Egg Hatches
- Chapter 100 – Interlude 11
- Chapter 99 – Axe Skills Training
- Chapter 98 – Resistance Training
- Chapter 97 – Cooking Class
- Chapter 96 – Red Versus Blue
- Chapter 95 – A Bad Crowd
- Chapter 94 – The City Of Genoa
- Chapter 93 – Public Rankings
- Chapter 92 – Middle Of The First Semester
- Chapter 91 – Interlude 10
- Chapter 90 – Spear Skills
- Chapter 89 – Monster Processing
- Chapter 88 – Intense Learning
- Chapter 87 – First Class
- Chapter 86 – Welcoming Ceremony
- Chapter 85 – Family Drama
- Chapter 84 – Interlude 9
- Chapter 83 – Assassination Attempt
- Chapter 82 – Interlude 8
- Chapter 81 – Settling In
- Chapter 80 – Selecting Courses And Settling In
- Chapter 79 – The College of Advancement
- Chapter 78 – Interlude 7
- Chapter 77 – Corporate Offer
- Chapter 76 – Interlude 6
- Chapter 75 – Driving
- Chapter 74 – Tier 4 Advice
- Chapter 73 – The Applicants Arrive
- Chapter 72 – Dwarven Racing
- Chapter 71 – Insane Progress, Soul Pressure
- Chapter 70 – Mana Manipulation Instruction
- Chapter 69 – In The Dark
- Chapter 68 – Dwarven Culture
- Chapter 67 – Resistance Training
- Chapter 66 – Thoron’s Training
- Chapter 65 – Gambling Is A Bad Idea
- Chapter 64 – Long Distance Travel
- Chapter 63 – A Review After A Year
- Chapter 62 – My Mother The Unrelenting
- Chapter 61 – Interlude 5
- Chapter 60 – A Break From Unrelenting Suffering
- Chapter 59 – The 6th Layer Of Hell
- Chapter 58 – Healer Melon
- Chapter 57 – Beginner’s Blade
- Chapter 56 – Harsh Review
- Chapter 55 – The Mindset One Has
- Chapter 54 – Climbing Back Out Of The Dungeon
- Chapter 53 – Natural Treasure Of The Dungeon
- Chapter 52 – An Abnormal
- Chapter 51 – Champion Monster Of The 2nd Layer
- Chapter 50 – Interlude 4
- Chapter 49 – Champion Monster Of The First Layer
- Chapter 48 – Solo Descent
- Chapter 47 – Adventurer’s Guild
- Chapter 46 – Fear, Cowardness, and Lies
- Chapter 45 – The Never Ending Journey
- Chapter 44 – The Forgotten Children
- Chapter 43 – Results Matter
- Chapter 42 – Interlude 3
- Chapter 41 – A Second Soul Fruit
- Chapter 40 – The Mega Elixir
- Chapter 39 – Mother’s Return
- Chapter 38 – Training With Father
- Chapter 37 – Breakthrough, Meditation
- Chapter 36 – Bow Training
- Chapter 35 – Breakthrough, Soul Resistance
- Chapter 34 – Trap Learning
- Chapter 33 – Insightful Father
- Chapter 32 – Year Of Hard Work
- Chapter 31 – Interlude 2
- Chapter 30 – Eldarin Runes
- Chapter 29 – The Peaceful People
- Chapter 28 – A Needed Break
- Chapter 27 – Training Skills
- Chapter 26 – Family Sit-Down
- Chapter 25 – Assassination Attempt
- Chapter 24 – An Extravagant Wedding
- Chapter 23 – Pushing Forward Regardless
- Chapter 22 – The First Prince’s Social Skills
- Chapter 21 – Interlude 1
- Chapter 20 – Breakfast With King Terander
- Chapter 19 – Engagement Announcement
- Chapter 18 – Assault On The Estate
- Chapter 17 – Breakthrough
- Chapter 16 – Sibling Drama
- Chapter 15 – A Heated Discussion
- Chapter 14 – Mana Sense
- Chapter 13 – Skill Upgrade
- Chapter 12 – Health Scare
- Chapter 11 – Squire Sabin
- Chapter 10 – A Mother’s Anger
- Chapter 9 – Rest And Recovery
- Chapter 8 – Champion Monster
- Chapter 7 – Traps In The Dark
- Chapter 6 – Low Level Noobs
- Chapter 5 – The Dungeon
- Chapter 4 – Squire Jessica
- Chapter 3 – Forced Improvement
- Chapter 2 – Status Review
- Chapter 1 – Supreme Warlady Elena