Surviving as a Low-Ranking Soldier in a Trash Game Chapter 4 : Chapter 4

Chapter 4

'This is magic...'

Honestly, I was surprised.

A re 1 unit of mana.

The minimum amount that could be transferred through the training system.

But even that was enough to make my body feel revitalized.

D&K's heroes all possessed bodies that transcended human limits.

Strength that could smash rocks, legs faster than most quadrupeds, endurance that wouldn't tire even after fighting all day, durability that could withstand blades, and even natural healing power that ant there was no need to see a doctor for most injuries.

Just looking at that, most soldiers wouldn't even dare to fight them.

Although I was still far from that level, if I continued to accumulate mana like this, soday I too might reach the realm of heroes.

However, several tis more important than a body strengthened by mana was 'Authority', which, simply put, was a superpower.

'Yong'an (Dragon Eye)... I've never heard that na before.'

Heroes, through training, would awaken to various Authorities in addition to physical enhancent each ti a certain amount of mana was injected.

When and what Authority they would gain was completely unknown.

In severe cases, a hero's performance was determined by the number and combination of Authorities they possessed, regardless of their physical abilities.

The first Authority I gained was Yong'an.

It was an Authority whose na I had never seen once while playing D&K.

If it was an Authority I had never seen, despite having raised a considerable number of heroes worthy of a Rank 2 player, it would be one of two things: it was either a very rare Authority, or a new Authority that only appeared in the training system established by the Alliance.

Fortunately, its effect was clearly stated in the system ssage that appeared before my eyes.