Fantasy Lord: I Have a Moving Castle

Chapter 85: Chapter 36 The Remarkably Effective Undead Bone Flute, The Terrifying White Bone Thorns Dance_3

Chapter 85: Chapter 36 The Remarkably Effective Undead Bone Flute, The Terrifying White Bone Thorns Dance_3

Char spoke honestly.

He wasn’t putting on an act, nor was he trying to buy someone’s—or rather, some creature’s—favor, and he certainly wasn’t using any PUA techniques. He was truly reflecting on himself and genuinely felt that he had made a mistake.

After all, even though he knew that the Land of Undead was likely to have newly arisen Intermediate Undead, and that the Thunder Night Dragon was young, impetuous, and immature,

he had failed to keep a close eye on the Thunder Night Dragon, allowing it to accidentally fly too deep and become surrounded by the Undead.

He must have got a bit carried away subconsciously.

If there were mistakes to be made, he was certainly part of them.

Upon hearing Char say this, the Thunder Night Dragon was taken aback. After a while, it nudged its head over and affectionately nuzzled Char several times.

“Alright, everyone go play!”

Char patted the Thunder Night Dragon’s neck and said to the group of Magic Pets, then he looked for Freyja.

“Freyja, starting today, teach me Elf Language,” he said.

After the battle today, he acutely felt the lack of means at his disposal.

Even though his personal panel indicated that he was a level 3 archer, Char was well aware that his overall strength did not match that of a true level 3 archer.

What kind of level 3 archer only knew the “Universal Arrow Skill”?

His means were too limited.

Not only were his skills lacking, but in terms of combat experience and mental fortitude, he also fell short of a true level 3 archer.

Without his Magic Pets, he was nothing but a novice among the Transcendents.

Therefore, Char urgently wanted to enrich his arsenal of techniques and change his profession to Natural Prophet.

In fact, if he wanted to quickly enhance his strength, there was another path: becoming a Ranger.

With Freyja, the Wood Elf Ranger, at his side, he believed he could quickly change his profession successfully and master more skills, which would also save him the time of learning the Elf Language.

But how could an ordinary profession like Ranger compare to the allure of the rare profession of Natural Prophet? 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

From Kedel White Eagle’s performance, it was clear that Rare Professions had the ability to challenge enemies above their level—this was only to be expected. If they couldn’t perform above their level, where would the strength of Rare Professions be demonstrated?

Why would Char give up a Rare Profession for the sake of a quicker profession change, choosing the distant over the near?

“Okay.”

Freyja of course had no reason to refuse.

So, in the following days, Char continued to explore the Land of Undead, accumulating Praying Power.

After taking a fall, the Thunder Night Dragon clearly learned a lesson and became much more cautious. Even though the cleaning of monsters slowed down, a dangerous situation like that day never occurred again.

Char decided to make the Thorny Bone Snake his first miniboss to kill, then he would slowly plan for the other minibosses, and eventually take down the final boss.

He handled this matter with ease, as it was a familiar pattern and rhythm for him.

Isn’t the current situation just like the MMORPGs (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games) he knew so well? It was completely within his comfort zone!

But the other matter, he didn’t handle quite as smoothly.

That was learning the Elf Language.

The Elf Language was much harder than he had imagined, and even with Freyja’s patient teaching, progress was slow.

He had considered whether he could rely solely on Freyja’s translations to learn magic, but after trying, he realized that a lot was lost in translation, leading to potential misunderstandings.

So, to truly inherit the Magic Book left by Kedel and change his profession to a Natural Prophet, he must learn the Elf Language himself; that was the first step.