In a World Filled with Deserts, an Old Man with Electronic Money

"Taro, come on!

Yes!

All right! Looks like you've got a minimum of combat power.

Three weeks after I started leveling under Major Thunder's guidance.

Now, I can defeat the sand lizard.

Just put your strength into it! As instructed by Major Thunder, the sand lizard disappeared when he shoved his spear into the sand lizard directly in front of him.

As always, when I and my party members defeat the Beast, they disappear.

I realized that I couldn't do the hunter business because I didn't have any prizes or materials, and I didn't have any sand beast crusade rewards.

Regarding slaughter efficiency, it is very good because it saves time to pull out the tip of a sword or spear stuck in a dead sandbag, as well as the trouble of collecting spiritual goods and materials.

The level was rising well, and my level had already risen to 87.

It seems like it has grown considerably, but it may not be a big deal.

Honestly, don't worry about judgment.

"Is there something like a level standard? At this level, one person?

During the break, I asked Major Thunder what level he had, whether he had one person, an amazing skill, and so on.

I heard that there was quite a personal difference, but I wanted to know if there was a guide.

"The average person will go up to levels three to five to avoid falling down from thermal radiation while working. Most people can't beat sand lizards. I wonder if anyone who can become a soldier or a hunter can somehow defeat the lizard in the sand has a level 10 to 30? This is also a big personal difference."

If you have talent, you can defeat sand lizards with level 5.

However, on the contrary, even if you keep trying to defeat the big sand lizard and reach level 50, some people won't graduate from the big sand lizard for life.

Still, it seems that if you become a hunter and do a few more with the Beast extermination, you can live a better life than usual.

After all, it depends on your talent.

"Even if the general public leveled up to level 30, there are many cases where the sand lizard doesn't have teeth. Well, the average person with no talent can't raise the level that much. I don't care if you're noble or rich."

"There are nobles and rich people who level with money."

If you don't defeat the Beast, the level won't rise, and it's very difficult to defeat the Beast.

If you fight well, you will die soon.

So the nobles hired and leveled a hunter who could defeat the Beast.

In short, you buy levels with money.

"I can improve my physical abilities and be stronger than the average person."

Ultimately, not everyone gets the qualities of a soldier or a hunter because they are noble, so they become officers with connections.

Then have the veteran soldiers under your command level.

This country is heavily exploited by aristocracy and displeased by civilians, but most of them can't beat higher-level aristocracy.

Give strong soldiers and hunters a little candy to avoid rebellion.

Somehow, I felt like I was seeing the reality of the world.

"The higher the level, the harder it is to get sick or the faster it heals. Big nobles let babies level. There's a reason children die easily."

There may be differences in medical technology and sanitary environment, but are there many children who die because of the heat?

To prevent it, aristocrats and rich men level with high rewards for good hunters to keep their babies from dying.

"Still, Tallow is a 'transformer'. In such a short period of time, I was able to defeat the sand lizard."

"Even if you defeat it, you won't get any goods or materials."

It would be the effect of an increased level.

Continuing to crusade in the burning desert all day long made me less sweaty and febrile.

But no matter how many Sandbeards you defeat, you won't get the Divine Goods and materials.

The sandbag that was defeated disappears somehow.

Thanks to the King, the nobles had a bad reputation for me.

I named a nobleman even if I was bluffing, and the King promised in front of me, so I was able to continue my support for a month as promised, but when it was over, I was told not to leave King's Landing without help.

One more week.

"I'm leaving King's Landing and Major Thunder is retired?"

I retired a wartime Major Thunder in order to make him a Major.

I thought there was nothing I could do about this country.

It might be safer to be kicked out.

"One more week. Get stronger."

"Yes"

Then a week later, I went hunting for sand lizards.

The level has risen to 98, but if it does, the level won't go up much.

"Have you reached level 20? Oh, you shouldn't tell anyone about the level."

"The sand lizard that I've heard about before is a level that we can afford to defeat."

"What a pity. If I could get the goods and materials, I'd invite them to my party....."

I hate to lie to Major Thunder for your help, but knowing my level may get me into unexpected trouble, and I said, "Sand lizards are about the level I can afford to defeat."

He will continue to hunt sand lizards around King's Landing as a hunter.

Because I feel a sense of gratitude, it's better not to get involved with foreign objects like me.

"And finally, what is your business?

"I don't know. Does it make you sick?

I'm afraid so.

That's right.

After training and leveling, I also thanked retired Major Thunder and bid farewell before leaving the barracks for the King's gaze.

Then there sat the king sitting on the throne, waiting with his cheek cane.

"At the very least, I understood that I was an eccentric because I was a 'transformer', but it was negative and useless. Thank you for the extra generosity you've given me for a month and head to Water City. I'll give you the boat fare."

"Water City? What kind of town is that?

"Hey."

The King did not want to explain, and he gave an order to Baron Stein, who had sat down, to 'explain' him in his jaw.

I know you want to show off your greatness, but the Baron doesn't have that attitude.

I think you're trying to make yourself look great by treating your subordinates in a dreadful way, but instead you seem to be buying objections...

"Water City is an island country in the middle of the ocean in the heart of this great dessert. In an independent urban state, governance is characterized by a council system of large merchants."

"Hmm! It's a goddamn capitalist country."

Apparently, the king doesn't like water city.

It seems like a rich country, so the King would hate to call it patronism.

There are no kings or nobles, and there are merchants ruling, so are there people watching downstairs?

"There should be enough work there to eat even incompetent people like you. I am busy as a ruler after attracting the hassle" transformer ". Make sure they disappear immediately."

"I see. Thank you for your help."

Hmm.

I don't think it's good to stay in this country any longer than you hate me so much.

I will leave King's Landing for a long time.

Lord Tallow, I'm sorry.

When I left, Baron Stein, who also came out of there, apologized.

This guy is a really nice guy.

That's why I'm so pathetic and unlikely to be born in this country.

"It's a de facto exile."

"In the end, I don't care because it's the best."

I have talent and stunts halfway through, which is better than being used by that king.

Besides, the water city I'm headed to seems to have a lot of work, so it might be the best place for me not to earn money from the Beast Crusade.

"To get to Water City, head from the King's Capital to Lilith, the port of the Central Sea, which is under the realm of the Kingdom of Bart on the Sand Stream Ship. Then we'll take the water boat to Water City."

Let's start with a sandstorm.

Do you have a ship that runs in the sand by name?

"It's unusual for a ship to run in the sand. It's something that's not in my world."

Really? There are more sandboats in Great Dessert. "

It's only natural because the desert is 80%.

"I've arranged a ticket, so don't miss it. And here's the ticket to the seaship that leaves Lilith."

In addition, I was usually given tickets for a boat and I left the King's Capital of the Kingdom of Bart, which I spent about a month in.