Chapter 59

With a loud boom, the explosion echoed around. It was a pretty big sound, but I had gotten used to it. Nearby, an <Orc> was launched by the blast and disappeared into particles of light. Only the drop items remained.

This is the <Forest of Dappled Light>. Despite being peaceful, it’s quite mentally taxing. Just the presence of snakes and spiders is enough to make many people dislike it…

Still, we are progressing quite smoothly with our hunting.

“We’ve defeated it!”

“I’ve got the <Orc’s Ragged Cloth>! Meow!”

The two young girls, Tarte and Tithia, who were playing beside me, seemed to have gotten quite used to hunting. Even Roi, who was the least familiar with <Flame Bottles>, now handled the walls with ease. Apparently, he can even stand in the midst of explosions for Tithia’s sake.

“It’s almost evening, so let’s head back for today.”

“Yes, that’s a good idea.”

Nodding at Roi’s suggestion, we returned to our base, <Snowtia, the Snowy Town>.

After finishing our meal and the hot springs, we had free time. However, Roi and Tithia, who are enemies of the cathedral, rarely leave the inn. We buy any necessary items on our way back from hunting, and for anything urgent, either I or Tarte go out to run errands. The four of us share a large room. Although we discussed having separate rooms for Roi, a male, we decided to stay together for the reasons mentioned. For now, everything is peaceful, so there are no issues.

While everyone relaxed in the room, I sat at the desk, thinking about the future.

…Roi is fine, but what kind of skills does Tithia have?

Roi’s class is <Healer>, which is a secondary class I played in the game. I basically know the skills, and from observing Roi’s combat, I have a rough idea of the skills he has.

The problem is Tithia. <Pope> is a unique class, so only one person can become it in this world. The same was true in the game. Therefore, I have no idea what skills <Pope> has.

…Should I ask about the skills? But, isn’t it too intrusive?

Considering we are party members, it shouldn’t be a problem to ask, but since we are currently a temporary party, it’s difficult to judge how much to reveal.

“What’s wrong, are you groaning?”

“…Huh!”

It seems I was groaning out loud. Turning around, I saw Roi standing there with a wry smile.

“No, it’s just that…?”

“Yes?”

“I wanted to know what kind of skills Roi and Tithia have…”

“Oh, right, we haven’t talked about our skill compositions yet.”

Roi nodded in understanding and began to list his skills.

“My skills are <Iron Hammer>—”

“Wait, wait! Is it okay to tell me?”

“It’s fine. I trust Sharon.”

To my question, Roi answered without hesitation. Indeed, we’ve done various things together, but I didn’t realize I was trusted so much…

“I’ll tell you my skills too. It might have been advantageous in battle to know, but I didn’t realize it. I’m sorry.”

“Tithia too… Thank you both.”

<The skills of a Pope> would have been worth a lot of money just for the information in the game era…! Of course, I wouldn’t sell them.

I decided to share my skills as well and listened to theirs.

First, Roi.

His class is the secondary <Healer>, and his level is 47.

<Blessed Light>

<Body Strengthening> Level 10

<Regeneration> Level 5

<Heal> Level 10

<Iron Hammer> Level 5

<Goddess’s Protection> Level 5

<Holy Attribute Enhancement> Level 5

<Feast of Heaven> Level 2

It’s a pretty good skill composition, even though it’s an auto-acquisition world. With <Body Strengthening> and <Heal>, he can provide basic support, and he can defend with <Goddess’s Protection> while attacking with <Iron Hammer>. While it might be a bit mediocre, it’s not bad for a close aide to Tithia. Of course, there’s room for improvement.

Next, Tithia.

Her class is the unique <Pope>, and her level is 28, thanks to continuously defeating <Orcs>.

<Soul Prayer>

<Goddess’s Sanctuary> Level 5

<Divine Favor> Level 5

<Mercy> Level 10

<Final Judgment>

<Miracle Prayer> Level 2

I see, I see, these are all skills I don’t understand. So, I asked Tithia to explain them.

The result was nothing but “Wow, it’s a unique class.”

<Soul Prayer> is a unique skill to create <Pope’s Heart>.

<Goddess’s Sanctuary> purifies the surroundings and creates a barrier.

<Divine Favor> is a passive skill that boosts her own stats.

<Mercy> heals everyone around Tithia, regardless of friend or foe.

<Final Judgment> has a 50% chance to instantly kill and a 50% chance to fully heal.

<Miracle Prayer> randomly triggers a divine miracle.

These skills require quite a bit of testing…! Especially <Final Judgment>. A 50% chance of instant death is scary. I don’t know if it’s related to the level difference with monsters, but I want to use it to defeat high-experience monsters.

…How much mana does it cost?

Well, if I prepare potions, I don’t need to worry about mana.

“Tithia, let’s use <Final Judgment> for hunting!”

“—! Y-Yes, that’s right. I thought it was a scary skill, but to become stronger, we need to use it, right?”

“A…!”

…My heart was so tainted…

Of course, such a terrifying skill is scary to use. I reflected on Tithia’s words, but then I remembered that I throw <Flame Bottles>… I finally managed to update!

And tomorrow, the second volume of the book will be released. Tarte and Tithia are so cute, I hope you enjoy it with a smile!

There are additions, revisions, and new content, so please look forward to the book version! (I want to release the third volume!)

There are also bonuses, so I’ll write an activity report later!

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