The Player Hides His Past
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    The Player Hides His Past

    Fantasy

    FOR OFFLINE PURPOSES ONLY ----------------------------------------------------- The virtual reality game "History of the Archana Continent" became part of reality, and "players" who were synchronized with their in-game characters appeared to protect...

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    Chapter 6 - Class Quest (1)
    Arcana's status system was rather concise.
    All initial stats started at 1 point.
    One point was given for each level up.
    The player could allocate points to the desired stat according to the characteristics of their class.
    I looked at the status window.
    [Name: Grandfel Claudie Arpheus Romeo]
    [Class: Demon hunter]
    [Level: 67]
    [Stat]
    Strength: 21 / Agility: 26 / Mana: 11 / Luck: 1
    [Point: 12]
    Naturally, demon hunters didn't have class-specific abilities.
    Not only that, even the stat I had to invest in was a mess.
    'It couldn't be helped.'
    There was no specific training method for demon hunters at the time.
    Performance aside, the absolute number of players was also small.
    As an ambiguous class, I had no choice but to invest all my abilities ambiguously.
    'Well, even now, nothing has changed.'
    It wasn't because I had no idea, it was because I wanted to keep the possibilities open.
     Differences of opinion existed, so it would be fine.
    I invested a point.
    [Stat]
    Strength: 23 / Agility: 28 / Mana: 18 / Luck: 1
    [Point: 1]
    2 points each for strength and agility.
    When I invested 7 points in mana, which was relatively low, I had 1 point left.
    Originally, I was going to invest the remaining 1 point in mana.
    But somehow.
    I noticed the stat luck that only had 1 point.
    『The only survivor of the family, Grandfel Claudie Arpheus Romeo, hereinafter referred to as Grandfel, walked the path of a demon hunter to take revenge on the demons.』
    "..."
    Why does that setting suddenly come to mind?
    It was just the setting of Grandfel that I had written down arbitrarily, but he really had no luck at all.
    It was a life so strange that you wonder if he had suffered such hardships because his luck was only 1 point.
    I didn't feel guilty about it.
    Wouldn't it be weird if I did?
    It was me who was in charge of Grandfel's setting.
    So this was more of a pity.
    [Point: 0]
    For me who would suffer in the future.
    Pity for Grandfel's miserable life.
    'This is a pretty big investment for a pity.'
    It was because the handling of luck stats in Arcana wasn't very good.
    Luck was a stat that didn't have an intuitive sense like other stats such as strength.
    It would be correct to say that its cost-effectiveness was low.
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