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Ranger is one of such a powerful class, brimming with countless possibilities.

In Deathborn, even the simplest classes, with so developnt, could transform into sothing truly terrifying and evolve into specialized, unique roles.

I've always loved that about the ga, how everything seed to start humbly but had the potential to bloom into sothing extraordinary.

There are so many class pathways, and while most of them end up converging in similar sequences, only one in each category can dominate and evolve into the ultimate class. That's where I'm headed.

As for My class? It's tied to death and darkness.

Classes like Prince of Darkness, Heir of Darkness, and Apocalypse of Death co close, but mine? Mine is uniquely balanced and a perfect combination of combat and support. It leans more toward support, which is rare, and that makes it a wildcard, a sleeper hit.

And no, I didn't choose necromancy. Why? Because that's just asking for trouble. Once you gain any attention as a necromancer, you're marked. Hunted. Every nation, every religious orthodoxy would chase you.

Simply, you can't afford to pull such an aggro from everyone.

I could've taken the risk, relied on the kind of plot armor that every transmigration seems to be blessed with. But honestly, that's a gamble I'm not willing to take. Not yet.

So, I decided to play it safe.

I stare into the mirror, taking in the hollow, blank expression on my face. My breath feels steady, but the strain is unmistakable. I've gotten close to Ashton, which was no small feat. But getting others? That's going to be tougher. Still, I'll try.

You're probably wondering what the greatest power I have is, being a transmigrator who knows the plot. The answer is simple: knowledge.

Knowing the details of the people around , understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and stories—that's my trump card. In the ga, so many good characters died alongside villains. Tragic waste, really. But what if I could change that?

What if I could stop the villains early? What if I could shift their fates and bring the main cast together, united, under my control?

"What a lineup that would be," I mutter to myself, smirking at the thought.

I move to unbutton my shirt, my mind swirling with plans and possibilities.

As the fabric falls away, the sight hits . My chest and back are a ss of scars and wounds. So have crusted over with dried blood, while others are raw and fresh. Jagged marks on my back serve as a constant reminder of punishnts endured.

My fingers brush against the whip hanging on the wall. Its cold leather sends a familiar shiver up my spine. I grip it firmly, the weight grounding .

"You've got this," I whisper, steeling myself.

The sharp crack echoed through the room, followed by a burst of pain that jolted through having a sharp and imdiate. I hissed through his teeth, but didn't stop.

I did it again. And again.

"You can take it. You have to."

The lash cracks through the air like a gunshot, biting into my back. Pain tears through , sharp and unforgiving. My knees almost buckle, but I force myself to stay upright.

"Again," I growl, my voice low and filled with resolve.

The strike kept getting worse. Fire spreads across my skin, and I feel the wet warmth of blood trickling down my spine. My breath hitches, but I grit my teeth.

"You're stronger than this," I remind myself.

The sound of the whip echoes in my ears, each crack louder, sharper, almost punishing for daring to challenge my limits. Sweat drips down my face, mingling with tears I refuse to acknowledge.

"Keep going," I whisper. "You can handle it."

Each lash sends waves of agony crashing through , relentless and consuming. My muscles tense with every strike, the pain carving itself into my body. Blood soaks into the waistband of my pants, dripping onto the floor in thick, crimson streaks.

When I stumble forward, catching myself on the sink, I stare at my reflection through a haze of sweat and tears. The image is almost unrecognizable, a blend of exhaustion and defiance.

"It doesn't matter," I hissed through clenched teeth. "Pain ans nothing. You've survived worse."

My back screams in protest, every nerve alive with fire, but sowhere deep inside, sothing stirs. The pain is no longer just punishnt rather it's a test, a challenge to get the befitting result.

"Just one more," I mutter.

The whip bites into my flesh again, cruel and unyielding. My body trembles, but I refuse to fall. Blood flows freely now, pooling on the floor beneath . The stinging mixes with a strange numbness, a surreal detachnt from the pain.

Finally, I let the whip fall from my hand. My chest heaves as I lean heavily against the sink, my body drenched in sweat and blood. The pain lingers, but it feels distant now, like a shadow of what it once was.

I wipe my face with a trembling hand, saring tears and grit across my cheek. I look at my reflection again, battered but unbroken.

The scars on my body aren't just marks of suffering—they're proof. Proof of survival. Proof of strength.

In the silence, I whisper to myself,.

And for the first ti in a long ti, I believe it.

[Skill Unlocked: Pain Tolerance]

"Fuck!Finally."

I scread in joy and opened the stat.

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Na: Luke Star

Class: Novice Huntsman

Species: Human

[Stats]

Strength: 0.48 >> 2.1

Dexterity: 0.7 >> 3.2

Constitution: 0.28 >> 1.8

Agility: 0.7 >> 3.0

Perception: 1.4 >> 5.0

Wisdom: 0.8 >> 2.5

Willpower: 9.8 >> 9.8 (unchanged, as it's already high)

Mana Capacity: 1.5 >> 2.8

Potential: 3 >> 3 (unchanged)

[Abilities]

None

[Weapon Mastery]

Dagger Style (Novice): 89% >> 100% (Mastered)

Archery (Adept): 20% >> 60%

Swordsmanship (Novice): 70% >> 90%

Unard Combat Style (Novice): 93% >> 100% (Mastered)

[Spells]

None

[Talents/Blessings]

Death Sovereign

???

[Skills]

[Shadow Step (Novice): 0% >> 60%]

[Soul Reap (Novice): 0% >> 55%]

[Hunter Instinct (Adept): 0% >> 60%]

[Predator Gaze (Adept): 0% >> 58%]

[Keen Insight (Adept): 0% >> 60%]

[Spectral Vision (Adept): 0% >> 56%]

[Death Embrace (Adept): 0% >> 57%]

[Shadow Pouch (Novice): 0% >> 50%]

[Pain tolerance(Novice):1%]

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