episode_0009

[The level of the potential skill has increased. ]

[The level of the growth speed increase skill has increased. ]

[Indirect Donero growth speed buff is only applied by 20%. ]

After Geon-woo left, the only thing Seo-jun was interested in was the system window that appeared before his eyes.

Actually, the notification popped up a little earlier, but I was busy with work at work so I put off checking it.

Just as I was about to check, Geon-woo came.

As a result, the system window was pushed to a lower priority.

“Skill level up.”

Since skills have levels, I naturally thought that if I continued to use them, the level would increase, but I had no idea that it would increase so quickly.

‘Still, the potential is there, but is the growth rate increasing? ‘Why did this go up?’

This time, they operated as a guild for Seorin and paid a down payment, but it was difficult to say that they had done it as written in the skill description.

Because it was money sent through the guild bank account and Geonwoo.

“So, is it indirect Done? Huh, are you saying that my money will be treated as if I spent it anyway?”

I thought it was a smarter system than I thought.

Of course, I sent it indirectly, twice, so I thought they wouldn’t treat it with Seojun’s money.

“Why don’t you tell me what kind of buff you are giving?”

It was good that the level went up, but when I checked the skill window, nothing in particular had changed.

In the beginning, Seojun didn’t even think that anything would change dramatically just by raising one level, so he didn’t pay much attention to that part.

I was curious about how and what kind of buff was given.

[A window where you can check the status window and buffs of the person making the donation will be activated. ]

And it looks like he responded to Seojun’s curiosity.

The smart system window once again unlocked a new system.

[Donation process target]

Han Chae-yoon, Seo A-rin, Kim Na-hyeon, Choi Soo-ah

Seojun, who was quietly looking at the system window floating in the air, stretched out his hand and chose Han Chae-yoon.

[Status Window]

[Buff list]

[Debuff list]

“Debuff is Serviceson. But, buff, is it okay for me to just look at the status window like this?”

Buff, since it was a list that you gave yourself or obtained by taking potions and the like, there would be no problem of pricking your conscience by looking at it.

However, none of the hunters publicly disclosed the status window.

It was natural to be a little reluctant to see something that was considered a secret by anyone.

In fact, there is nothing better than the status window that provides an intuitive way to check things like how much you are growing as you apply buffs.

“…Starting with the buff list.”

Because it was a system that recognized voices and thoughts without having to touch anything.

A list of buffs on Chaeyoon began to appear before my eyes.

[Subject: Han Chae-yoon]

[Buff: Indirect Done]

It couldn’t have been a very intuitive buff name.

Seojun felt that it might have been a bit embarrassing if someone had been able to confirm it.

[Indirect Done]

Increases the strength required for tanking by 1.

“Hmm, I see.”

As it is said to be a necessary part of growth, it seems that Chaeyun, who lacks tanking ability, was given a strength increase buff.

“1 in 10 million won.”

I couldn’t help but feel that it wasn’t as efficient as I thought.

However, considering that the efficiency is 20% as it is an indirect donation, this may have been taken into consideration to some extent.

‘As the skill level increases, the efficiency will also increase.’

Usually, the fact that a skill has a level would mean that things like applied efficiency increase as the level increases.

It was clear that it wasn’t just about form.

‘It would be better if I did it myself…’

It was clear that if we could give them a 100% efficiency buff, it would definitely be of great help to their growth.

However, giving money directly would mean that all the hard work that went into creating the guild and establishing Geon-woo as the master could be lost.

‘Well, I’ll try this sometime in the future if possible.’

First of all, it was nice to be able to give a buff of at least 20%.

This was especially true since I thought it was a skill that could not be used at all.

First, I checked other people’s buffs one by one.

[Subject: Seo A-rin]

[ Increases strength by 1 to help manage magical power. ]

[Subject: Nahyeon Kim]

[ Increases the trauma recovery speed of skills that increase regenerative ability by 1. ]

[Subject: Choi Soo-ah]

[ Raises the level of the skill that increases dagger skill by 1. ]

“Isn’t Su-ah’s the best?”

I thought so because it raised one skill level.

However, contrary to Seojun’s thoughts, the dagger skill itself was not very efficient since it was a skill that literally increased the proficiency of dagger skills.

Of course, if the level increases, there is a high probability that this level 1 will have a very significant effect.

So far, it wouldn’t have been that effective for Su-ah.

And since those things were the same for everyone else, there wasn’t as much variation in the system as I thought.

“Anyway, it’s good.”

Seojun was happy because everyone seemed to have received the necessary buffs.

In particular, in the case of Arin, it could be said that the accident occurred due to low proficiency in magical operation.

It felt quite good to be able to give something helpful in manpower management.

“I hope everything goes well.”

He had no intention of revealing his existence, but since he had no intention of revealing it, he planned to proceed with his investment even more combatively.

Seojun smiled as he had originally thought so, but when he found out that indirect buffs were included, he felt the need to invest even more.

“20% will be added? Then you just have to do it more.”

It was a sound that, if someone heard it, would make them complain that they were talking nonsense.

Seojun had the ability and wealth to make that possible.

“I’m looking forward to the future.”

I didn’t know that Seojun’s own expression was shining more than ever as he spoke like that.

***

“This is our guild starting today..!”

I arrived at the building in the middle of Gangnam in the morning by car sent by the guild.

It looked brighter than any building I had ever seen.

I couldn’t help but feel happier because I no longer had to look through the website to find out where to go every day and be envious of other hunters in the guild.

“I finished my part-time job as of yesterday!”

Su-ah spoke with the most sparkling eyes.

It was her first time living in a guild, and she was still young.

Everyone laughed, thinking that it was quite possible.

“I also cut back on my work.”

And surprisingly, it was Arin who responded to Su-ah’s words.

“Oh, Arin! Have you finally decided to sort out the design part?”

“First of all, you should focus on guild activities. Hmm.”

Until yesterday, Arin had been thinking about whether she should go back to school and get a job in the design field.

It was natural to be excited about becoming a full-fledged hunter belonging to a guild today.

Of course, you won’t be able to enter the gate yet, and the guild is also a small guild, although the investment money and building are not a joke.

“Anyway! Let’s go in without being late!”

Yesterday, Geon-woo said that full-scale training would begin today.

The four people couldn’t hide their pounding hearts just because of that training.

“I heard it will be individual training for the time being. Where is the training?”

In general, in order to be designated as a training room where hunters receive training, more than 50% of the walls and floor of the built space had to be made of high purity magicite.

If you use a space made of ordinary walls, floors, or low-purity magic stones, training will not only cause the walls and floors to crack, but may also cause damage to the surrounding area, so it was unavoidable.

Because the high-purity magic stones were quite expensive, generally only large guilds had their own training spaces.

It was common for small and medium-sized guilds to rent the association’s space for training.

“Are you going to the association?”

Therefore, I thought that since it was a very small fairy guild, they should naturally go to the association.

“But will the association give us all the space to train individually?”

Doing individual training meant needing four training spaces.

Individual training in the same space was meaningless because the magic power would be mixed or concentration would be low.

“Oh, honestly, I don’t want to go to the association.”

Arin frowned and spoke.

Although I knew that I was in no position to choose between cold and hot rice.

It was clear that if I went to the association, I would definitely have to encounter rude employees again.

“Alumni below. Ever since I met that cheap guy who took care of my business the other day, I’ve really hated going to the association.”

Chae-yoon also frowned, remembering the disaster that had happened at the previous department store with Arin.

There were many association employees who looked down on those who were not part of the guild, but the employee from before had gone too far.

“Well, but what can I do? Honestly, no matter how much capital our guild has, isn’t it enough to build a training space?”

Nahyun spoke in a low voice.

Considering the noisy surroundings, the voice was so quiet that it could be compared to the sound of a mosquito, but the three people clearly understood it because they were used to such situations.

“Let’s go in first! You’re going to the master room, right?”

According to Su-a’s words, everyone says whether they hate the association or not.

It occurred to me that it wasn’t a good idea to show up late on the first day, so I walked inside.

“Ah, are you here?”

And as we naturally headed toward the elevator to head to the master room, Geon-woo, who had already come down to the lobby, greeted the four of us.

“Ah, Gilma! Why did you come all the way here! We can go up!”

Su-ah came to the side and smiled and talked.

The appearance looked like a small puppy and also reminded him of his daughter Dahyun, so Geonwoo smiled with a more relaxed expression than yesterday.

“There’s no need to bother going up and down.”

“Ah, indeed. Should I go straight to the association?”

Arin, who thought she was going straight to the association because training was scheduled soon, received word.

“Yes? Why do you go to the association?”

Geon-woo asked back with a puzzled expression.

“That’s right.. If you want to train, you usually go to the association, right?”

Geon-woo, who looked like he was thinking about those words for a moment, nodded and answered as if he understood what he meant.

“Oh, there’s no need for that. Please follow me.”

Although he didn’t give a clear answer, Geon-wu’s steps were clearly heading towards the elevator.

The four people looked puzzled because they had to go outside to go to the association.

‘It looks like there’s something to do.’

The four people followed Geon-wu without saying a word.