Otoko Nara Ikkokuichijou no Aruji o Mezasa Nakya, ne?

The next morning's magic training was cancelled because of the disposal of Goblin's body. Unfortunately, he said he would magically incinerate the body, which was actually a little exciting due to his interest in how.

He left the village yesterday with the addition of three members: Charles, Farn and Miloo. Farn wears a sword, albeit lightly dressed, and walks away on his own. Miloo is carried by Heggard in a bigger backpack than I am. I am carried in turns by three people: Sean, Russeg, and Dice - all squire serving their fathers. Should be about an hour and a half if we make it to the crime scene yesterday in due course, but the pace seems a bit slow today because Farn is accompanying us.

Farn is definitely asking Heggard and his three squire about yesterday's battle with Goblin, but Miloo seems somewhat bored. I was shaken by a cage while doing my appraisal properly. Sliding between depressed and lush trees arrived at yesterday's battlefield in about two hours. It appeared that some animal had already had the body of a goblin, and the soft belly part had been devoured.

Heggard and his squire dug a hole about 30 centimeters beside him when they collected Goblin's body in one place. Now they're ready. It's usually not even a big hole, so you can put in 20 minutes of drilling time. When Charles told everyone to leave sufficiently, he pressed the kids to take a good look at what they were going to do now. Naturally. You can't even miss it.

With his palm against the body, Charles' hand, with his fingers spread, emits a bluish light.

The flames blew out with considerable momentum from palm to body!!

The flames burn the bodies all at once.

Charles is moving to regulate the direction of his hands with a serious look so that flames can be sprayed on the body without being widespread. I guess the magic flame is still different from the normal flame, not only on the char side of the corpse, but the fire seems to be spinning around on the back as well. I'm uncomfortable with the smell of meat cooking, but I'll have to put up with this. Farn and Miloo are also staring at the flames that erupt out of Shall's hands as they flaunt their faces.

After about five minutes, Charles stopped the magic and said, "Take a break" and came to the kids. Heggard and the others are going to stand up and patrol the area in pairs for perimeter alert. When the men went on patrol, Charles said,

"This is Flames Lower, a magic commonly used in attacks. You won't be able to use it yet, but let's study magic here."

I said, the lecture began quickly.

Magic has five main systems, he said. Earth, water, fire, wind, nothing. Of these, four elements are also known as magic: the ground water fire wind is the magic that produces each element as if it were a word. For example, Char was setting fire earlier, but that flame was made to appear by fire magic. Remaining magic, but this is the only magic that can do so many things that are special and not caught in the ground water and fire winds. I feel better when I say multi-purpose magic.

Except for magic, when used alone, they just release each element, and that's not often used alone. For example, if fire magic is any powerful, fire magic alone will simply produce fire. Naturally, the strength of fire magic rises, and if the local power rises, the scale of fire that you can put out will increase, but you can't just put out fire, you can manipulate it.

It must be used in combination with magic in order to manipulate the elements that have magically appeared. They say the magic of 'Flames Lower' used earlier by Charles is a combination of fire magic and unwitting 'consolidation' and 'persistence'. Because of this, "hardening" is also used to bind demonic stones. In other words, the magic of 'Flames Lower' is to be achieved by setting fire with fire magic, 'consolidating' the fire that has been put out in one direction, and 'sustaining' it.

Anyway, if you are going to freely use some kind of four-element magic, it can be said that an unmagical improvement is essential and the most important magic. In the first place, he's practicing magic in his magic training in order to make him master this magic.

I've said before that normal magic training starts from a place that senses magic flow, but there's a reason why Charles started with magic flow training. Because magic sensing is small magic (Cantrip). Therefore, there is no limit due to MP consumption. Then it goes against my great-grandfather's words. Although the little magic (Cantrip's) has a limit on the number of trainings, it's because it takes someone's belongings and doesn't even try to eat them, such as when they fall asleep at the limit of MP consumption, or are similarly hungry. However, they usually do magic training after adulthood due to the amount of MP, so I also feel that it's probably the real reason that there have been disconcerting people who, for the most part, can't contain it and attack the opposite sex or rush into the bathroom.

Explain it all this way, and you'll be trained to run magic as usual, Charles says. I think it would be dangerous if I fell asleep outside the village and in a place like a goblin exited, but Charles told me that it was okay because the kids were awake and would not help with the fight, and that it would take me a while to train because I would rest to burn the body. When we fell asleep, we were laid at the roots of the trees beside us.

When I was woken up, I guess I burned it in my mind many times, Goblin's body was all boned up. Heggard and the others covered the soil from the top as they kicked their bones into the hole that this would no longer feed demons or carnivorous beasts. Because of the time that was still somewhat past noon, I decided to go home today after a brief lunch.

Everyone is walking slowly on foot because they have time to spare. I walked for an hour or so, and I paused. Everyone sits back and drinks water from leather bags. With that said, goblins attacked me yesterday at a time like this, and I felt like I was really going to be raided, so I stopped thinking about it any more. Think about magic combinations instead.

If you use magic by combining four elements of magic and magic, for example, can't you do this? More water magic combined with the magic of "Flames Lower" earlier, the magic of a hot water shower, etc. At first glance it seems like crap, but if this is possible, it seems like a lot of combinations can be handy.

Ask Shull quickly, he already has the idea of saying that, and various combinations have been studied. It's obvious, or anyone's going to notice right away. However, according to Shall, the research challenges are endless because regulating the amount of magic that can be put into each magic can be a different effect in the same combination.

The small pause is over, and he will be a cage dweller again.

I was back in the village in about an hour.

Farn and Miloo seem to be training swords until evening. You'd be so tired of walking, it's really great.

Now that I have time to go home, I will do the appraisal appropriately. I have been trying to do the appraisal lately because I recover one MP every five minutes, but when I appraised myself, the appraisal level increased. Appraisal level 7 also seems to allow the appraisal of the skills held.

Now, don't be sure this has ever been a concern in you. I mostly appraise Mun.

[Munelyn Tobas/19/2/7427 Munelyn Sagual/2/12/7409 *]

[F/21/11/7409 · Pu · Tobas's eldest daughter *]

[Condition: Good]

[Age: 19 *]

[Level: 9 *]

[HP: 84 (84) MP: 9 (9) *]

[Muscle Strength: 11 *]

[Jun Min: 18 *]

[Dexterity: 16 *]

[Endurance: 10 *]

[Special Skill: Wind Magic (LV.2) *]

[Special Skill: No Magic (LV.3) *]

[Special Skill: Disguise (LV.5 *)]

Hmm, well, I guess that's the place.

In the subwindow of the appraisal, the Tobas family has become the Grid family squire, and since the days of Thermart, my great-grandfather, I know that there are no problems. But here's what the sagual looks like.

[Sagual family: Dabus Kingdom squire. The date of his appointment was March 17, 7247]

[Erection: Battle slave, Bageley Sagual, becomes more independent and interested in combat merit (assassination of enemy generals in the Coda Valley offensive battle).

[The current housekeeper is the sixth generation at Bondar Sagual]

Odor, there is a dangerous scent from this maid.

I noticed because the level of appraisal had risen and I was happy to appraise anything.

I'm not even supposed to be married. I had two names. And he belongs to the new one. At first I actually didn't realize that Mun was married. But the Tobas' eldest daughter 'is strange. If you were married, you'd be the First Lady and the Second Lady, like Charles.

It was the other day when I hung the status open on Mun that I pushed even worse.

At that time, Mun's status did not have the name "Munelyn Sagual".

I took the liberty of hitting that maybe the next time the appraisal level was increased, I would be able to appraise, but this seemed to be the right answer. You'll have to wait for an even higher appraisal level to see the skill details, but if you appraise this while waiting for MP recovery, it will increase in a couple of days.

There are * marks everywhere in the appraisal item since the "disguise" appeared in the special skill, but I guess this will be the item in disguise. Isn't it all but state? By the way, until you can appraise your skills,

[Munelyn Tobas/19/2/7427 Munelyn Sagual/2/12/7412]

[F/29/11/7411 · Pu · Tobas's eldest daughter]

[Condition: Good]

[Age: 17]

[Level: 2]

[HP: 65 (65) MP: 4 (4)]

[Muscle Strength: 8]

[Jun Min: 12]

[Dexterity: 8]

[Endurance: 8]

It looked like this.

Just to be clear, I realize at this point, I don't think so, but I didn't look at the details until the date either. But you're a brilliant disguise.

Well, fine.

I haven't caused any problems so far, nor have I shown any harm to this one. I mean, there's not enough evidence. But I'm sure it would be suspicious just to disguise a status window. Although it can be said that there is more evidence at this point than harm. But I can't mention that right now.

If you argue about the disguise of the status window, the question would be why you figured it out. Naturally, however, the unique skills of the appraisal cannot be revealed. If I reveal myself, I can be swallowed up by Mun, who may be a stranger to another country, and that only comes to mind in the unfortunate future, not just in the village of Barkud, but in me personally.

Mostly, I noticed because I had unique skills in appraisal. That's how Mun's status window disguise would be perfect. However, it's troublesome that appraisals and status openings subtly differ in display content. For example, as I found out this time, if the level of skill I possess is an appraisal, I can see the skill level of others, including myself. However, when the status is open, you can only see the level of your skill (that is, the display of the skill level becomes a dark deficit, similar to the inherent skill). Even if only the visible part is taken, the appraisal is more effective, but since the appraisal has not been able to see the skills until now, only when the first appraisal is at a low level and the skill confirmation is required were the status openings used. Everything seems good with an appraisal if you have MP except in special cases, such as having to use status open in public in the future.

That's what we talked about, but you could look at Mun a little more. It seems that we have already served the Gried family for several years, and we have no idea why we have dived in, or how we have dived in, or why Dangle, the head of the Tobas family, has missed it in the first place.

You can take the time to investigate what you don't know right now, and I want to know the range of abilities for special skills in disguise. I think it's only a matter of time because I feel like I would know if the level of appraisal increased.

Anyway, be careful with the Mun and Tobas.