Shatei Kyokufuri Yumi-Ojisan

I logged in to NSO today, of course, after a night out of Batrova.

In retrospect, I became enthusiastic about the fight as if it were the protagonist of a boy comic book.

Now that I've slept well, my head is covered.

It doesn't change my regrets, but I've also found out from thinking calmly overnight.

Again, that means my theory isn't wrong.

You took the most kills because you were able to attack your enemies from afar.

I lost the fight because I allowed my enemies to approach me.

These two do not contradict each other.

It's not like we've been denied a playstyle that stretches our range.

Rather, it is no exaggeration to say that defeat has reinforced the correctness of this theory.

Increase range to attack from a position that is not counterattacked.

Put this theory on your chest. We'll be working out again today.

"Well, let's start with the NSO medal I got."

NSO medals can be exchanged for any item in a dedicated shop.

Not only can you redeem your skills and gear, but you can also redeem them for stylish items and special skins.

In my case, I want to pursue strength over style, so I want skills and gear.

I thought...... but it bothers me when I actually come to the shop to exchange it.

Me, you're the type of person who wants to keep rare items and stuff.

It doesn't make sense to leave it without using it, but when you don't get it anymore, you can't end up using it until the ending.

NSO medals will be available at the event again, but the difficulty of obtaining them is no different.

The exchange rate is also 50 medals per skill.

Having 200 pieces doesn't mean you can use them as you please.

Distressed Distressed......

If it's so troubling, maybe next time.

What a thought. Scrolling through the catalog, I found some amazing skills down there.

"Can I have this skill and this skill?

You were right to check the items you could replace properly until the end.

I had two levels of skill to make this me instant.

I don't regret using a hundred medals.

Now the reinforcement of skills is perfect.

The next thing you need to strengthen is your gear.

This event prioritized comfort and challenged the fight as a beginner gear.

But there's no way we can keep this up ahead on the boulder.

I want to get new gear early and keep it tame to my body.

I thought about replacing my gear with just over a hundred medals left, but when I try to get a set together, I don't have enough pieces.

Even if the "Both Arms" frame is fine with a gorilla fist, you have to align the "Head," "Torso," "Legs," and "Both Feets," and you can equip three at the same time when it comes to "Decoration".

Let's try to keep the medals warm and gear them up another way.

Another way of doing this… is to explore fields based on information obtained online.

Rather than relying on offense, it got into my eyes.

Last night, even after I logged out, I was doing some research while sleeping around about NSO.

I was mainly looking at my thoughts on Batrova, but in doing so I got frowny information that 'you get gear when you go to certain points in the field'.

Looks like a backgammon recently posted by a player and the authenticity is unknown.

I honestly think it's suspicious, but as a child I really tried the mysterious backgammon that spread among my friends.

I have time, and if it's true, I get it.

If I'm fooled, I'm fooled. You just have to laugh it off and feel nostalgic.

I've decided to go where this information says it is.

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"It's supposed to be here... because it doesn't have any particularly prominent landmarks"

The place was like in a dim mountain or something.

The monsters that come out can be defeated without a problem.

It doesn't seem like a trap to lure beginners where powerful monsters come out.

Um, it's not a trap, but there's no sign of getting gear.

It's easy to tell when there are stone tablets and shrines (dust) with this strange atmosphere...

Is it Gase after all?

Missi... Missi... Paki!

"Hmmm? Wow!!!

Oh, the pit!?

It was hidden with dead leaves and I had no idea!

But maybe the gear is hidden at the end of this hole......

………………

Look under the hole. I'm stunned.

I didn't even hear much fear.

A big bug... is waiting for me.

What happens next... my brain refused to imagine.

I just relegated an arrow with my bow pointing upwards heartless.

Cyrillic...... Shh! Stomp!

An arrow stabs a branch of a tree that was on the hole.

And my body warped at the position of that arrow.

Grasp the branches like a crotch.

hey, i managed to help before i fell to the bottom......

I'm really glad I traded it for a medal.

Take this [warp arrow]...

[Warp Arrow]

Move the player to the stabbed position of the arrow.

It is a super convenient skill that can also be used for long distance travel and emergency escape.

I didn't think I'd get this the moment I saw it.

It can also be used to escape when approached by an enemy.

Still, Gase is a bad gusset, though!?

I'm sure this pit was natural, and someone had fallen unluckily and been killed by insects.

If I did see it like that, I know what it would be like to want someone to feel the same way.

But not if I do!

Me, I would have retired in shock if I hadn't been able to escape......!

It would be laughable if you were to be fooled and killed by a strong monster.

Being attacked by bugs is a bit beyond the laughable line.

You can't leave this as a well-informed adult.

I hate to see it, but let's get rid of all the bugs at the bottom of the hole

That would just be a pitfall.

"We also have just the right new skills over here... Burning Arrow!"

A flame-wrapped arrow explodes at the bottom of the hole.

Just like [Warp Arrow], this is a medal acquired skill.

[Burning Arrow]

Release an arrow with a flame. Create a small explosion at the same time as the landing.

Ordinary arrows have small wounds even when stabbed.

If you don't stab him in the head or in the steep point of his chest, there won't be any damage.

Skills acquired to cover it.

Small but exploding increases the damage, and even if removed, the blast causes a little damage.

The range of attacks is wide again, so it's useful when you have enemies like this one.

It is also good that the attribute is flaming. There are many monsters that make flames a weakness.

For example... with bugs.

"Burning Arrow!"

Cyrillic...... shbbo! Bam!

The bottom of the hole is filled with flames.

It's disgusting and I can't look straight at it, but it seems to be burning well.

I'll get rid of you without one left!

"Burning Arrow! Burning Arrow! Burning Arrow!"

Cyrillic...... shbbo! Shh! Shh! Shh!

Van! Van! Van!

After using MP recovery items and continuing to shoot carelessly, there was nothing in the hole.

The defeated monster has never felt so grateful for a system that turns out to be light and disappears.

If the burning cusp stays, that makes me sick.

I'm sorry if you like bugs, but I think I did the right thing.

I feel like a man who's done his job. Clear.

You feel like you haven't really tasted it when you were in the office.

"Well, the mission was fulfilled. Let's go home."

Nevertheless, if this is a natural pitfall, the monsters that were inside may be revived over time.

I don't have an SNS account or anything, but should I send out that information as one of the deceived?

If the truth spreads, fewer people feel bad...

"The current job level has reached its maximum value"

"... to?

"It is possible to change classes to a second position"

A voice echoes in my head.

When I checked my status, I did have the level of 'Archer' at 20 of MAX.

Me, were you knocking down that many bugs?

Or you're stuffing too many monsters in the hole to run it......

You'd better remove it at Apde before it gets inflamed.

"I didn't know you were going to level this way..."

Fortunately in the midst of misfortune or a feat of injury......

Either way, there seems to be a reward for doing good.

Now is the time to open the door to a second position.