"System, choose crafter," Aric said.
[Choosing, error, error######### User has chosen the Tar class]
"Wait, what?"
He looked at the screen, confused. What the hell had just happened, and why was he being forced to take a class that he didn't want?
"System, I said Crafter, not Tar," he said.
[Error, error, ###### User has chosen Tar class]
[Tar Class: Class Explanation]
[Class Na: Tar
Description: The Tar class grants the user the ability to ta and command beings of lesser intelligence. By forming a magical bond, the user can control, train, and evolve their tad creatures.
Class Abilities & Features:
Taming Bond – Allows the user to form a contract with a creature of lower intelligence. The strength of the bond depends on the user's Charisma and Luck.
ntal Link – The user can communicate telepathically with tad creatures and issue commands without speaking.
Taming Limit – The user can ta up to 3 creatures at the base level. This limit increases with level-ups.
Evolution Boost – Tad creatures can grow stronger through battles, and so may evolve under special conditions.
Loyalty System – The more ti spent with a tad creature, the stronger the bond. Higher loyalty makes creatures more obedient and unlocks special skills.
Forced Submission (Limited Use) – Allows the user to forcefully ta a weaker creature, but failure will cause hostility.
Monster Bestiary – A system feature that logs all tad creatures, tracking their stats, growth, and potential evolutions.
Summon & Recall – The user can summon or recall tad creatures within a certain range.
Note: The user cannot ta beings of equal or higher intelligence unless a unique skill or special thod is acquired.]
The system didn't listen to him anymore and gave him the full details of the Tar class. Aric looked at this with pure and utter confusion in his eyes. What the hell was even happening?
"Sigh, sothing is up, but I don't know what it is. I'll just take what I get." He gave up and accepted his fate. The Tar was also a good class, so it wasn't a loss.
Now that he was done with that, the system did say it used an item box for him, so that was his next thing to look at.
[Item Box: Spirit Magic Guide, Appraisal Skill]
[Item: Spirit Magic Guide]
[Type: Skill Book
Description: A mystical book containing knowledge on Spirit Magic, a rare and powerful form of magic that allows the user to interact with, summon, and wield the power of spirits.
Effects & Features:
Unlocks Spirit Affinity – Grants the user the ability to sense and communicate with spirits.
Basic Spirit Spells – Teaches fundantal Spirit Magic spells, such as:
Spirit Whisper – Allows basic communication with spirits.
Ethereal Touch – Temporarily enhances weapons or objects with spiritual energy.
Lesser Spirit Summon – Calls forth a minor spirit for assistance.
Spirit Contracting (Locked) – Requires higher proficiency to form contracts with stronger spirits.
Passive Mana Efficiency – Spirit Magic consus less mana compared to other magic types.
Growth Potential – The guide only provides basic knowledge; the user must train and interact with spirits to unlock advanced abilities.
Note: Spirit Magic is heavily influenced by the user's Mana Control, Intelligence, and Charisma. Spirits may refuse to aid those they deem unworthy.]
[Skill: Appraisal]
[Type: Passive & Active Skill
Description: Allows the user to analyze objects, creatures, and people to gather information, such as stats, abilities, and weaknesses.
Skill Features:
Basic Appraisal – Provides general information on common items, materials, and weak creatures.
Stat Analysis – Displays an individual's level, health, and basic attributes (unless they have anti-appraisal skills).
Item Identification – Reveals an item's na, rarity, and potential uses.
Hidden Effect Detection (Locked) – Higher proficiency may reveal hidden abilities in rare or cursed items.
Skill Assessnt (Locked) – Allows the user to see an enemy's skills and weaknesses.
Resistance Check (Locked) – At advanced levels, the user can appraise soone's resistances and affinities.
Limitations:
Appraisal accuracy depends on the user's Intelligence and Luck.
Certain items, beings, or high-level enemies may have appraisal resistance or give incomplete results.
Higher proficiency is needed to appraise legendary or cursed artifacts.]
Aric spent his ti reading the details of the two things he had gotten, and his smile couldn't go down anymore.
Each item from the box was beyond aweso. From the mories, he knew only a little about Spirit Magic, and those that used it were very powerful and respected.
He couldn't believe that he might get to be one of such people. He would rise to the top with an army of tad beasts and summoned spirits.
He couldn't stop himself from imagining how great his empire would be if he had such an army with him.
The Appraisal skill was also a massive one. It gave him information that he would not be able to get normally. He could see people and basically tell their strength—
Or even materials and know their use and quality. He picked up a rock from the ground, holding it right before his eyes, and called out.
"Appraisal."
[Object: Common Rock]
[Type: Mineral
Description: A small, ordinary rock. No special properties detected.
Rarity: Common]
The information appeared right in front of him. The details weren't deep, but it was enough to let him know that it was just a rock with nothing special about it.
If he used this on other materials, he would easily be able to tell what had special properties. He couldn't ask for a better skill than this.
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