Leveling Up Alongside My Plant Legion

[Tier 0 Zone Exit condition]

1.Reach Level 10

2.Defeat The Hidden Boss Monster.

The moment they saw the message, they couldn’t hold back their urge to curse. A wave of frustration spread across their faces as tension filled the air.

"Are you kidding me?"

"Damn!I am gonna die "

"Bullshit."

One of them clenched his fists, while another kicked lightly at the ground, clearly irritated by the condition forced on them.

At that moment, a certain someone spoke whose tone was unusually calm compared to the rest.

"Why are you all worked up? It’s such a small condition."

"Why are you crying?Can’t we just get out when we reach Level 10 or defeat a hidden monster?"

A few heads snapped toward him immediately.There was a look of disbelief and anger flashing in their eyes.

Seeing this he spoke,"Leveling up to Level 10, isn’t easy?"

"Easy, my ass. You don’t understand anything."

"What about those with Tier 0 class?"

"Who cares about those trash?"

The man who spoke earlier frowned slightly, but before he could respond, another person stepped forward.

"Did you forget that you will lose half your lifespan after you die here? There’s no concept of infinite respawning here. If you fall under someone’s radar or get stuck in a perilous situation, you will be doomed."

"Also if you want to reach Lv10,you need to go beyond the walls into deep forbidden places."

A heavy silence followed those words.

The reality of their situation settled deeper into everyone’s mind.

In green zones, awakeners were allowed to leave with just a thought. But the Yellow and Red Zones were different, and the rules here were far more cruel and unforgiving.

Green Zones existed; however, you needed to be extremely lucky to enter them. Most newcomers were dragged into yellow zones.

It wasn’t unexpected, but it was still disheartening.

His expression turned serious as he tried to process what kind of shit he had been thrown into.

Reign ignored them and opened his status screen.

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Name: Reigns De Luther

Class: Plant Sovereign

Tier: 0 Lv 1 [0%]

Subclass: [Farming] [Plant Summoner] [Plant Tamer]

Lifespan: 70

Exchangeable Life Span: 0

Strength: 6

Agility: 13

Stamina: 14

Perception: 3

Mana: 2

Free Attribute: 0

[Talent: Infinite Evolution]

Skills:

[Farming] – Callous Hands Lv 1, Ploughing The Field Lv 1, Reaping Lv 1

[Plant Summoner] – Plant Summon Lv 1 [0/3]

[Plant Tamer] (Locked)

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Reign gulped as he looked at the excessive lineup. His brows slowly furrowed because he couldn’t make head or tail of it.

So instead, he focused on the class; soon, a description appeared beneath it.

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[Plant Sovereign]

A unique hidden hybrid class awakened by Reign De Luther that combines the effects of pre-existing subclasses of Farming, Plant Summoning, and Plant Taming. This class allows the user to cultivate life and control it at will, turning ordinary vegetation into weapons and allies.

The more you nurture and understand plant life, the stronger your summoned entities and tamed plants become. Your connection with nature enhances growth, regeneration, and control, enabling you to command both passive support and aggressive combat abilities.

Over time, this class can evolve based on your interaction with different plant species, unlocking rare mutations, plant warriors, and even higher life forms linked to nature.

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The moment he read this, his eyes lit up as a memory surfaced in his mind.

"Wait... Wait... Is this the hybrid class I designed before dying..."

Though there were some changes, it was mostly the same class he had designed.

Nowadays, necromancers, summoners, and tamers were a hot commodity, and he had wanted to follow the trend but with a slight twist.

So, he came up with a class that could summon plant warriors and tame plants to do their bidding.

Since it was a game-like world, there had to be living plants... and if not, there ought to be plant fairies to tame, right?

...Right?

As the thought of fairies crossed his mind, a strange sense of déjà vu crept in. He instinctively looked around, a slight frown forming on his face.

Everyone was already leaving.

He shook his head lightly and dismissed the thought, though a faint sense of unease still lingered in his chest.

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[Talent: Infinite Evolution]

– Transcend the fundamental laws of the System. While standard skills and classes are bound by the Tier Cap, this talent allows the user to break through limits. Any owned skill or class can be forcibly evolved beyond its peak.

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Reign’s eyes lit up.

From what he knew, only the class skills were growth-type abilities that would be upgraded starting from Level 1, while skills acquired from drops and other sources were restricted by Tier limits.

In this world, instead of ranks like SS or grades like Epic or Legendary, the level of everything was divided into Tiers.

Tier 0 is the lowest, while Tier 10 was the highest ever known to humanity.

Then he shifted his attention back to the class-related skills.

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Class Skills:

[Farming Class]

Callous Hand Lv 1

– Years of labor have hardened your skin, leaving your palms feel rough and unyielding. Increases physical defense by 5% and grants high resistance to "Bleed" and "Blister" debuffs.

Ploughing the Field Lv 1

– You possess the steady rhythm and endurance of a seasoned laborer, and your body moves naturally when working with the land. Any land tilled or cleared by you gains +5% chance to produce healthier crops. This connection to the earth also allows you to sense the most fertile spots in any terrain, ensuring your harvest, whether plants or souls, is always of the highest quality.

Reap Lv 1

– A scythe is a farmer’s daily tool, used to claim the life of the field so the village may eat. Your grip over it feels natural and precise. You treat the blade as an extension of your own arm, and this familiarity allows you to find the most efficient path through any "harvest", resulting in a permanent +10% damage increase when using scythe-type weapons.

"Hisss... I thought the farming class was purely support-type, meant for agriculture, but who knew it also provided such benefits?"