Chapter 1: Chapter 1: Adventurer’s Handbook
Jade Forest, Gray Rock Town.
In the early morning, the wind blowing from the forest awakened this gray border town.
"Jingle jingle—"
The small wind chi hanging on the window fra swayed and collided, producing a crisp sound.
Gauss sat on the wooden bed, reaching out to press the linen beneath him, feeling the texture of the thick straw underneath, and remained silent for a long ti.
Fragnts of past mories flooded his mind, intertwining the young Hunter who left ho to forge a career and the recent college graduate starting a new job, plunging him into a certain confusion.
Who am I? Where am I? Is this a dream?
As if to confirm this, he stood up, walked to the window, and looked out into the distance.
The morning mist had yet to fully disperse; a caravan’s cart rolled on the sandstone pavent with creaking sounds, won tucked ceramic pots under their arms, placing goods on display racks outside their shops, and the apprentice from the blacksmith shop opened the door and hung the wooden sign for business.
What unfolded before him was a streetscape filled with an Otherworldly aura, completely different from his past life.
Everything was practically telling him that he had crossed over into a new world.
Gauss was dazed and lost in thought.
If the mories in his mind were correct, this world seed to be filled with fantastical and magical powers.
Both ordinary creatures like goblins, kobolds, and mud monsters, which even commoners might encounter, and greater threats like the Giant Dragon and Devil that could jeopardize the kingdom’s existence, are real and not just fictitious tales spread among the Bard circles.
Besides various monsters, there are Professionals who wield Magic and Combat Skills, such as Mages, Warlocks, Warriors, Druids, Rangers, and so on.
Thinking about these, Gauss’s sowhat gloomy heart couldn’t help but accelerate its beat.
Although ordinary people in this world find it challenging to beco Professionals, he didn’t co empty-handed.
Accompanying him to this world was his "golden finger
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