A Wild Last Boss App Chapter 12

Of the wide range of creatures that inhabit Midgard, most of them e under one of the four major categories. Namely, mankind, monsters, demons, and unclassified.

First off, mankind enpasses humans, flugels, dwarves, elves, halflings, vampires, and beastmen—otherwise known as the Seven Great Races. The requirements of being part of this category are, well, pletely subjective. Although you could argue all of them are bipedal, so are goblins and orcs. However, due to their low intelligence, they are lumped together with monsters. It's a matter of value, I think.

Which leads us to the next category: monsters. This word refers to all living things altered by mana outside of the Seven Great Races. Such creatures are born from normal animals, which evolve from excess mana intake. Although elves, dwarves, halflings, and beastmen are fabled descendants of magically altered humans, they are by no means monsters. Again, it's difficult to know where to draw the line,

There's little to know about Demonkind. Even within the game, there was but a vague description of the Demon race. Midgard doctrine told of an eighth race of mankind, close relatives of vampires. Despite their magical nature, they are in no way rades of monsters. However, their superior taming abilities was an important balance to the game.

OK, I take that back. Demon monster tamers were cheaters. A horde of 100 monsters could be treated as a single familiar under a Demon Tamer. [Goblin x 100]? So is it one monster or a hundred? I don't see why summoning [Heavenly Stars x 12] doesn't work the same way?

But I will cut my plaints short, for I have yet to introduce the fourth category: the unclassified. This one's pretty self-explanatory. Creatures that don't fit into any category, normal animals, are listed as unclassified. Since livestock and insects had little to do with gameplay, they were all but lumped into a single, vague category. Most resemble the animals of Earth and served an essential addition to X-gate online's beautiful scenery.

As one would expect, Aries is a monster. But while it's mon sense to assume monster tamers tame monsters, the actual skill is pretty diverse. In reality, all hostile NPC's can be turned into familiars—even humanoid ones, like vampires or dark elves. Players who sought after such familiars were monly known as "human tamers