Kaizen knew that if he chose to unlock the Class Skill , it would consequently take longer for him to be able to unlock , which had the function of fusing different items together.
Both skills would be extrely useful for him, because one would enable him to take the souls of evil spirits, while the other could allow him to put together, for example, two different swords, creating a single sword. Whichever of these two abilities he unlocked would also be a complete gamble, because he couldn't tell what their limits were.
In the end, he decided to try to unlock the Class Skill first, and then focus on the , because the forr was the one he was most curious about precisely because it had a contextual connection to the last Class Quest he did.
While repairing the armor he wore in the battle against Taznaar, Kaizen was thinking seriously about these matters.
'If I want to earn more Class Points, the only way I know of is with missions, whether they be Class Missions or Hidden Missions, like the one in Therkara.'
*Tiiimmm*
'However, I am sure that Class Missions are much more work and require more effort. I have to avoid them, after all I have a History Quest to continue tomorrow...'
*Tchaaaaam*
'Yes, no doubt the Hidden Quests are the best option I have at the mont. I suppose they need to be related to my powers as a Psyker to get Class Points as a reward. Therkara's quest was like that and it was the only ti I got Class Points in a row. That ti she found by chance while I was in the forest, but I don't think I will be so lucky again. As it is... I can't stay focused on that, I have to make money too.'
Kaizen lifted the breastplate of the Blue Desert Lizard scale armor, enjoying it after the repairs were finished. The battle marks were still visible because of the welding he did earlier, except that Psyker didn't care about that, because this was armor that would go to the bottom of his equipnt chest. After all, this armor was made exclusively to withstand the heat of Taznaar's flas, which is why Kaizen chose to use Desert Blue Lizard scales and not other ores.
The Blue Desert Lizard is a well-known Mutant Class monster whose territory is the Purple Sun Desert, which lies at the southern end of Tretidian, near the Human Kingdom Vrikhodour. Thanks to its scales that reflect the scorching heat of the desert sun, this monster is one of the few creatures that can withstand the intense surface heat of this region.
Because it is a monster from a region so far away, normally blacksmiths have trouble finding drops of the Blue Desert Lizard in Tretidian, but like any player, Kaizen had access to the World Market, so he was able to buy the scales he needed for a price not inflated by local rarity.
"Well, now that this armor is repaired, I'm going to wait for the dust to settle a bit to paint it and sell it in my store. I can sell it for a great price, I'm sure."
Over the past few weeks, Kaizen had managed to forge many weapons as he prepared for the fight against Taznaar.
Every weapon he failed at, that is, he couldn't achieve the maximum use of the materials he could achieve, he tried to recycle. Recycling materials kept him from buying more materials than he needed, and motivated him to always forge the best weapon possible so he wouldn't feel like he was wasting his ti. In the end, all the swords he had in his showcase were truly splendid.
Generally, a sword for a beginner player up to level 10 has 7 Attack, but so smaller weapons, such as daggers, do not have a focus on defense, so the attack damage can be a bit higher than that of swords, up to 10. However, swords made by Kaizen, with iron of the sa low quality as an ordinary low-level sword, could reach up to 15 Attack, and daggers, 20.
This significant difference was explained by Kaizen's titles: 'The descendant of the Ironstones' and 'Talented', which had long since combined and given him a Profession Skill called
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