This adventurer is overly righteous.

Chapter 21 Taking Stock of the Harvest

"How did I become a seasoned adventurer?"

This was the first unexpected incident that Kroya encountered when he arrived at the Adventurers' Guild in White Rock Town. He originally just wanted to measure his attributes, but Miss Millie at the front desk gestured for him to take out his adventurer's identification badge.

Kroya did as instructed, and his iron nameplate, which originally symbolized his status as a novice adventurer, was replaced with a brass one.

It has a golden color and feels heavier in the hand. The edges seem to have been polished and are exceptionally smooth. The craftsmanship of this nameplate is far better than the previous one.

"Because Mr. Carter believes you have the strength to rival veteran adventurers," Millie shrugged and said with a smile, "so this is a small favor."

"You can take on more advanced missions now. Keep up the good work, Kroya."

"Oh my god, she's so gentle..."

"She's never spoken to me in that tone before..."

Several adventurers exchanged glances and whispered among themselves. In their minds, these receptionists were all quite aloof. Although they often wore smiles, it was just a professional fake smile. They would be sorely mistaken if they thought they were kind people.

There have been instances in the past where adventurers, dissatisfied with their rewards, caused trouble and were ultimately knocked unconscious and thrown out by these women.

"It's because that kid is good-looking..."

"hateful..."

Millie glanced in their direction, and the two adventurers immediately fell silent, turning their faces away and whistling.

Seeing this, Millie looked away again.

"Do you want to review your attributes again?"

Millie was slightly puzzled.

The growth of physical attributes is a long process; it seems that less than half a month has passed since Kroya first tested his physical attributes.

That's a bit too hasty.

But this is a common problem for new adventurers. They think they are different from others and always feel that they are special. However, this problem is easy to solve. Just give it time. As time goes by, new adventurers will realize that they are no different from others.

At this point, some new adventurers full of dreams and passion will leave, while others will become seasoned adventurers after accepting reality.

Millie took it for granted.

"Fifty copper coins."

Kroya offered them with both hands, and then took the silver knife and paper from Millie's hands with both hands. They were exactly the same as the ones Kroya had seen when he first came to the Adventurers' Guild.

"Draw"

Kroya pricked his fingertip and watched the blood drip onto the exceptionally textured paper, gradually forming neat and standard characters.

【Kroya】

【Strength f+】

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【Agility F+】

[Defense f]

【Martial Arts e】

【Magic e】

【Magic Resistance e-】

【Lucky C】

【Charm B】

[Skills: Basic Runes, Charged Slash, Flash, Purify, Heal, Tranquility, Protection, Basic Cooking, Music, Scriptures...]

[Talent: Divine Favor (Slightly increases spells' resistance to evil, allows the user to sense malice, and accelerates mana regeneration)]

An adventurer's personal attributes are considered private and are generally not accessible to others. Only when a new adventurer registers will their attributes be recorded by the front desk staff to determine their suitability.

"How's it going? Any progress?"

Millie didn't think that half a month would be enough to significantly improve Kroya, but she still said so.

"It's okay if your level doesn't increase."

The Adventurers' Guild's attribute detection is actually quite rudimentary and not very accurate; it only assigns a level based on a general range.

Even if two adventurers have the same Strength level of F, there will still be a certain difference in their strength. The difference between an F-level adventurer whose Strength is close to F+ and an F-level adventurer who barely passes the threshold is naturally huge.

"As long as you feel you've made progress, that's enough."

Seeing that Kroya didn't speak, Millie offered words of comfort.

However, if she saw Kroya's current attributes, she would never have said such a thing.

After a brief exchange, Kroya went upstairs to his rented room. It seemed someone had cleaned it while he was away on a mission, but nothing had been touched.

"Strength has been increased from f to f+, and defense has been increased from f- to f."

This was the result of the Adventurers' Guild's attribute detection magic. However, Kroya could sense that his other attributes had also improved considerably, but the growth rate was not yet high enough to allow him to immediately advance to the next level.

His strength was at least 20 percent stronger than before. His defense was immeasurable, but Kroya could feel that his body had become more solid and could withstand greater force. At the same time, the burning sensation of the sun on his skin had also decreased considerably.

If one were to improve through training, it would probably take more than a year to achieve such progress, since Kroya's physical attributes are already quite good.

This speed was also much faster than when he lived in the monastery; being an adventurer was definitely the right thing to do.

However, compared to attribute improvements, Kroya values ​​skill and talent enhancements more.

First, there are two new skills: Charged Slash and Basic Rune.

Thanks to the skills he acquired through his cheat ability, Kroya was able to grasp their basic usage in an instant, so he had a fairly good understanding of these two skills.

Although the name "Charged Slash" sounds like a sword technique, it is actually more like a kind of magic.

It can greatly enhance the power of Kroya's next attack, but the cost is that Kroya needs to consume his own magic power. If his magic power is insufficient, then the charged attack will instead consume Kroya's stamina.

In addition, using a charged slash requires a certain charging time. The longer the charging time, the more magic power and stamina are consumed, but the greater the power.

It looks like it's suitable for ambushes and first-time kills.

Kroya values ​​basic runes more than charged attacks because in this world, runes represent magic.

All magic is based on runes. Mages and wizards create endless magic by constantly stacking and combining a few dozen basic runes.

Mastering runes means stepping into the world of magic, and you'll never have to worry about food or drink again.

Even after acquiring the basic rune skills, Kroya still needs to put in the effort to learn them. The skills obtained through those two lines of small text are only "usable." Kroya needs to practice to improve his proficiency before those skills become "useful."

His current understanding of magic is limited to knowing what all the runes look like and what their specific uses are. As for magic that combines multiple runes, he knows nothing about it.

This reminded Croya of his experience learning chemistry in his previous life. To draw an analogy, he knew the properties of each chemical element and some basic chemical equations, but he was still far from being able to conduct real chemical experiments.

Only through continuous experimentation can one discover a few spells that can be used in actual combat.

"Let's eat first, before we do that."

It was getting dark, and Kroya opened the window of the room. From here, one could barely see some lights of White Rock Town, with people walking and laughing on the road.

Kroya also felt mentally exhausted after such a long adventure, so he decided to find a place to have a big meal.

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