Legions Grow On My Phone

45 Tue – Struggle to Survive (5)

“Another way?”

“For example, the goblin I met last time shot some kind of fireball…”

“Certainly, there are various methods. Hunter’s status window is the same.”

Cha Ji-yeon, who was watching the water lily, nodded and confirmed my words.

Form power, and many ways to do it.

I decided to gather the data to find the most efficient and best way the Legion wanted.

“For example, you can’t learn celestial magic if your soul doesn’t support it above a certain level. Can single goblins learn this magic? They must have their own method.”

“I think I know.”

In an instant, the way the Legion had found itself flashed through my head.

Clearly, the corps said that celestial magic was ineffective.

Although the spirits of the legion are strong, they are one, so if they are split into several, their efficiency will decrease.

Instead, the method he found was to use a special mineral called a new stone and a mana stone for Chajiyeon.

“My player emphasized that efficiency and speed are as important as power, that is, output, when expressing shape power. He added that celestial magic meets all those conditions.”

“yes.”

I stuck my tongue out inward.

I’ve actually heard this before.

The corps also found a way by examining the conditions that combined various elements.

The concept of using godstone, a mineral with energy, by combining it with the body, was developed by the Legion itself, considering that.

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Maybe it’s a method that only the Legion can use.

It’s not easy to put stones in your own body.

“Do what you learn.”

“All right.”

Now other thoughts had to be put in.

I tried to concentrate and put into practice what I had learned from her.

What her player saw was the spirit of the corps, but I was fortunate enough to want to become what I was.

I feel something inside me.

Concentrate on it and try to move as you learn.

“Open your eyes, Mr. Shinwoo. You’ve succeeded…!”

Cha Ji-yeon’s voice was heard.

I opened my eyes slowly.

Suddenly, a faint luminous energy was flowing around my body.

It was successful in learning the basics.

“My player is coveting.”

“Are you coveting? What?”

Without a word, she pointed at me with her hand.

I flinched for a moment, but I laughed hard and turned down this scout offer.

“I’ll tell you… the identities of those who harmed my brother.”

“I beg your pardon..?”

But what followed was a statement that broke my expectations.

Cha Ji-yeon bowed her head as if sorry for the story of her brother forced out by the player.

“Are you really just going to tell me?”

“I think the player wants Shin-woo to be angry with them.”

This is an unexpected harvest.

Cha Ji-yeon is apologizing because it seemed like she was digging up my wounds, but I was okay.

Rather, I wanted to hear the story.

“Please. Talk.”

I grabbed her shoulder to convince her that it was okay.

“In some ways, it is natural, but we are not the only human species in this universe.”

“…Isn’t that right? All kinds of aliens are coming out.”

After all, orcs and goblins are alien races.

I couldn’t believe that another human living in another world lived in this yard.

“Wait, maybe all those suits and guns?”

“Our players call it, somewhere in the universe there is a single powerful force called the League of Humans.”

Jiyeon nodded her head.

A highly developed human species imagined by Earthlings and portrayed in various media such as movies, cartoons, and novels.

They really do exist, and one of them is a player with some of the Earthlings as units.

I nodded my head blankly at the probabilities that made sense to a man like me, who was also a player.

“Players say they’ve been arguing with each other for many years, reaching out with greed around them, and they’re very vicious…”

“That part, it’s a bit vicious. Players are just individuals after all.”

“I think so.”

Cha Ji-yeon, who continued to recite the player’s words, smiled bitterly and nodded her head.

It’s not like she thought she didn’t know, and her player seemed to really hate them.

Players are personal. Regardless of the disposition of the group to which the player belongs, it cannot be identified with the player.

…if we share a single spirit or belief, I don’t know.

However, since it was a human species, that possibility was low.

“Those who try to hunt my brother are of course hateful and want to kill, but I don’t want to extend that to the player’s group.”

First of all, because it’s too risky.

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My biggest goal in the first place is to survive.

Cha Ji-yeon also nodded, saying it was wise.

“But I’m saying it should be considered.”

“Yes?”

“If a player intentionally divulges information he knows to move his group.”

her face hardened.

If that’s true, the story gets more and more complicated.

Because it meant that people who had absolutely nothing to do with the game could intervene in this board as a group and set up a chess board.

It’s like the allied forces from around the world who are now preparing for an expedition by defining the monsters as enemies beyond the gate.

It was Evolution, the unit group of the player to which Cha Ji-yeon belonged, who led the initiative.

“Evolution is…”

“It must be moving because there is mutual benefit.”

Cha Ji-yeon meekly admitted.

The reason why step-up hunters, including her, have no problem sharing information.

Although each of them is a strong hunter, it was because they actively recruited powers such as governments and associations of each country to make them friendly.

*

“Have you finished training today?”

“Yeah. I’ve seen some results.”

While Cha Ji-yeon was away for a while.

I entered the room and quietly turned on my phone.

No, actually, it’s been a while.

He secretly turned it on, watched the corps and his younger brother, and spoke to him.

The corps said I was coming again, so they hurriedly threw themselves towards the sixth wall.

“What do you need?”

“Phil, what do you need?”

“What, for example, a book.”

I just said openly.

Overhearing the Legion’s conversation with his brother, he knew that the Legion was thirsty for knowledge.

Of course, the younger brother gave the excuse that he wanted to see it, but of course he did not believe it.

At first, I was a kid who only read comic books.

“Okay…can you send me some? Anything.”

“It’s not difficult.”

“Yeah, but there’s one thing I must send you.”

But it seemed like there was something I didn’t know.

Kang Do-yeon’s face was somehow awkward and strange.

“What do you want me to send you…?”

“Bible.”

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My brother looked at the ground and murmured.

We have never been to a church until now, nor have we had any religious beliefs.

I laughed out loud.

[From the legion’s point of view, it is natural to have questions about creation and God]

“Yeah…? Religion doesn’t really fit the race of rationality.”

[Maybe just for reference]

It didn’t look like the Legion would get into religion, but it was true.

At first, he replied that he would know.

“I have one more.”

However, the corps’ desire to replace Kang Do-yeon didn’t seem to end there.

He twisted his eyes bizarrely as if his younger brother was saying something he couldn’t bear, and eventually he closed his eyes tightly and opened his mouth.

“What is your ideal type?”

And the words that came out of his mouth were words that made me goosebumps.

Why do you have to listen to that bastard?!

“Yeah…why are you suddenly asking about my ideal type?”

“What a great thing. You can ask. And I’m the one who likes it.”

The sound of grinding teeth was heard.

I also rubbed goosebumps on my arms.

Of course, I know who asked that question, and I know what the intent was.

Once I thought about the answer.

Anyway, there were not many forms that the corps could take now.

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Moonlight fairies, except for Kang Kang-yeon, who is a human?

However, their too pale skin and heterogeneous appearance were not very appealing.

“Of course it’s good to be pretty.”

“So, the standard of beauty is… No. Just pick one celebrity you think is the prettiest.”

“Nope?”

to go anywhere easily.

I smiled at my younger brother with a shocked expression.

“Think about it for yourself. It doesn’t feel special if you take out someone’s image. There’s no reason to pursue unreachable perfection. You might like imperfections.”

There, I spoke directly to the Legion, who was listening to all of this conversation now, not to Kang Do-yeon.

Would you have understood what I was saying?

“You didn’t skip my words and convey it properly? Without omitting or tampering with the fact that it would hinder the growth of the corps?”

[Yes. Like I said, I’m not going to get involved now. How did the current legion understand what you just said]

“…I don’t think there’s anything strange about it?”

What I wanted to tell the Legion was not to be too obsessed with perfection.

It was in line with the meaning of not overdoing it.

“I need to go to the bookstore for a while, no. It would be faster to just hand over the e-book.”

I used a second-hand trading site and quickly prepared an air machine nearby.

And I started putting a lot of books there.

I didn’t know how much the science achieved by humans would be of any help to the Legion.

“If you study the humanities, will you be a little more modest?”

With a nonsensical sound, I sent the air system as a bounty.