Arventia had a rather fascinating class system.
There were eight main classes: Warrior, Berserker, Mage, Archer, Healer, Supporter, Assassin, and finally, Beast Master.
But here was the interesting part: players weren’t locked into just one. They could actually pick up multiple classes if they wanted, even as many as they wanted! This made character-building incredibly flexible, opening the door to countless playstyles and combinations. A Warrior-Mage hybrid, an Assassin-Healer, or even a Supporter-Beast Master—anything was possible. The only limit was the player’s imagination, resources, and ti to grind.
Still... that didn’t an stacking as many classes as possible was the smart thing to do. Quite the opposite, actually. Most players were strongly advised to focus on one, two, or at most three main classes.
Why?
It was because of the Class Experience System.
Each class had its own separate experience pool, with many different quests and training routines. aning: if a player dumped all their ti and energy into one class, they would advance much faster than soone trying to juggle five. And the rewards for specializing were massive—the skills, bonus stats, and unique buffs gained from raising a class to higher star ranks were so powerful that they far outweighed the half-baked benefits of unlocking a new, low-level class.
It was... pretty similar to real life, actually.
The "Jack of all trades, master of none" dilemma.
Whether being a generalist was better than a master of one—that all depended on each person’s playstyle and how they chose to build their character.
Anyway, Classes, just like magical beasts, also followed a Star System. Every class started at 1-Star, and could gradually progress all the way up to 12-Stars.
And yet... in the history of Arventia, the highest star rank ever reached was only ten.
Claire—better known by her IGN, ShadowWhizkersz_2603—was once a 10-star Beast Tar.
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"If Master can look into my status... then maybe I can look into hers too, right?"
Mimi tilted her head. She wasn’t exactly sure if such a thing was even possible. Could a magical beast really peek into their master’s stats? Still... it was worth a shot!
Hmm... from the way she fights, she’s definitely a warrior type too, right? Probably alongside her main class as a Beast Master...
Thus, she shut her eyes tight and focused, reaching inward toward the strange interface that had been following her ever since she was reborn here.
System... show Emilia’s stats!
At first, nothing happened. Mimi frowned, her little whiskers twitching in frustration.
But then—
FWOOSH!
Her vision suddenly lit up. Transparent tables unfolded before her eyes, glowing softly in the air as lines of text and numbers scrolled into place.
Mimi’s pupils widened.
It worked!
She was actually looking at her master’s information!
Her tiny heart thumped with excitent as she leaned in closer, eager to read every detail.
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Na: Emilia Silvervein
Race: Human
Age: 18
Level: 22
Class:
- Beast Master ★ (1 star)
- Warrior ★ (1 star)
- Mage ★ (1 star)
Stats:
- Strength: 65 ( 22.3)
- Defense: 43 ( 0.4)
- Magic: 102 ( 62)
- Speed: 59 ( 0.5)
- Perception: 39 ( 1.1)
Skills:
- Beast Taming level 4
- Swordsmanship level 2
- Arcane mastery level 2
- Silvermoon Sword Art (Basic) — 7/15 techniques mastered
- Basic Magic Spells — 23 known
- Beast Commands (Basic: 12, Interdiate: 6, Silvervein: 2)
- Dragon Sense Lv.1
- Mana Heart level 1
- Fire Mastery Lv.2
- Fla of Purification
Active Buffs:
- Silvervein bloodline (S grade)
- Arzarenia bloodline (B grade)
- Sialumis’ protection
- The Fated One (bound with Mimi)
Active Debuff:
- None
***
As expected, Emilia really did have both the Warrior and Mage classes! On top of that, she even had a few levels in Swordsmanship and Arcane Mastery!
Which made perfect sense, of course.
For Beast Masters, it was always recomnded to pick up at least one or two secondary classes. After all, while a Beast Master could command and empower their beast in battle, relying on the creature alone was never enough. They still needed another way to fight—whether to protect themselves, to cover their beast’s weaknesses, or to stand side by side with their companion.
For example, if too many monsters attacked at once, a beast couldn’t possibly handle every single one of them. So enemies would slip through, and the master would have to take them on directly. Without a second class, that usually ended... badly.
But well... even knowing this, most Beast Tars didn’t gain their second class until they reached at least 3 stars in Beast Master. Not because they didn’t want to, but because it was hard. Brutally hard. The process demanded way too much ti and resources.
That was why most Beast Tars relied so much on their parties for support in the beginning, since solo Beast Master without a secondary class was practically helpless and very vulnerable.
Which ant... Emilia was already leagues ahead of most people her age.
Now, about Emilia’s stats...
"Oh my!" Mimi’s eyes widened. "This is very impressive!"
From the looks of it, Emilia was remarkably strong. With stats like these, she could probably solo-clear a 1-star dungeon all by herself without breaking a sweat!
And what stood out even more was that her numbers were much higher than what a normal level-up would ever provide.
That could only an one thing.
This girl hadn’t just been relying on natural growth—she had been training hard!
In Arventia, racial stat growths were mostly fixed and predictable. Humans, for example, averaged only about 5 points per level. There were still minor variations, of course, such as slight biological differences between n and won, or the occasional rare talent, but nothing that would cause a massive leap in stats.
Yet Emilia’s stats?
They had already broken 300 total points across the board!
That wasn’t just good, it was extraordinary! It ant she had been grinding relentlessly, honing both her body and mind with unwavering effort. Every single point in those stats scread discipline, dedication, and sheer hard work!
And on top of that... her Magic stat was already absurdly high for soone at her age and level.
No wonder she was called the genius girl of Silvervein.
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