Tutorial (Chapter 1.5)

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Welcome, Doraig. I am the system. As part of the beginner zone, the tutorial will now commence

Wait wait hold on, system? tutorial?

First. Familiarize yourself with the controls

Controls? What?

Please move to the right, left, front and back

What the… is wrong with this guy. well, it’s just moving, I guess.

Congratulations! moving is the first step in succeeding in this world, now please jump to jump

...Mr. system, are you perhaps retarded?

hello?

Please jump to jump

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Congratulations! Jumping can allow you to reach greater heights in life, now please say ‘System Status’ to bring forth a window to look at your stats. As a part of the beginner package, your stats have been randomized in accordance to level 1 stats

Wait, randomized? what do you mean!? ‘System status’

Name Doraig Stat Base Bonus (%) Total Skill Name Current level Max Level Evolution Race Dragon (Otherworldly) STR 12 0 12 Minor Destruction Breath 6 99 Intermediate Destruction Breath Level 1 VIT 15 0 15 Intimidating Gaze (Racial bonus) 1 99 +Intimidating Voice (Racial bonus) HP (+Bonus) 40/40 (+0) DEX 10 0 10 Glide 80 99 Fly HP Regen +1/minute MP (+Bonus) 30/30 (+0) INT 8 0 8 MP Regen +0.5/minute Skill Points Available 0 Stat Points Available 0 Experience Points 0/50

Huh, so these are my stats.

Congratulations, know thyself and know thy enemy, and victory will be guaranteed. Now please say ‘minimap’ to bring forth a minimap which showcases enemies, neutral creatures and other things that you will learn with experience.

I'm getting the hang of this, Mr. System. ‘minimap’

heh… not bad huh, this circle on my top right shows enemies and neutral things? that’s pretty useful, probably could have been a great help back then.

Congratulations. now that the basic movement and UI is complete let’s begin with the basic learning course Point 1.a. All creatures who can learn other languages, how to write or similar feats signifying intelligence are called ‘Intelligent species’ and thus have obtained the ability to grow with the blood of their enemies Point 1.b All creatures that attain the quality of ‘intelligent species’ get reset by the system to level 1. in exchange, they obtain growth potential and can level up, obtaining 5 stat points and 3 skill points at the moment of doing so Point 1.c for fairness purposes all creatures with growth potential begin with similar stats, this includes mental and physical defenses Point 1.d to display uniqueness, all races possess different racial bonuses

Hmm? racial bonuses? Intimidating gaze had that in parentheses

Point 2.a if a skill exists it can be obtained

so I can breathe underwater or learn how to use fireballs and things like that I guess?

Point 2.b if a skill exists but isn’t suitable for a certain race it will cost more to obtain

but how do you obtain skills?

Point 2.c to obtain skills there are 3 methods Point 2.c.i Learning by spending the required amount of skill points, which vary depending on the race you belong to plus the skill you wish to obtain Point 2.c.ii Learning by copying another member of your race, this method requires the consent of the Creature teaching and will cost him or her a few skill points to teach Point 2.c.iii Learning by gaining proficiency with trial and error. This method does not require the use of skill points but can take a long time to achieve Point 3.a as a perk for achieving the status reset by obtaining intelligence, you possess an inventory invisible to other creatures which can store suitable items indefinitely Point 3.b Suitable items are as follows Point 3.b.i items obtained by killing enemy creatures Point 3.b.ii items obtained by a being created by a suitable craftsman

Hmm… so if Joe makes a great dagger it can be stored? not bad.

Point 3.b.iii as such, items are divided into different levels of rarity, common being the minimum required for a craftsman to make for it to be able to be stored Point 4.a As stat points are granted after every level up, you can place them in the desired Stat you wish to raise Point 4.b The average starting point of a human being is 10 across his stats. All Stats have an use, and they’re as follows Point 4.b.i. HP or ‘Health Points’ mean the amount of damage you can suffer before dying. taking 2 same values of damage from different sources has the same effect on your Status, and when your life points reach 0 you die and enter the cycle of reincarnation Point 4.b.ii MP or ‘Mana Points’ are required to cast many of the different Skill existing in this world. if you have an insufficient amount of mana points you won't be able to cast the desired skill, independent on how hard you desire to do so Point 4.b.iii STR or ‘Strength’ defines how much damage you deal with non-automatic weapons melee weapons, it also affects the weight you may carry on yourself. Note: some items require a sufficient amount of STR to be usable Point 4.b.iiii VIT or ‘Vitality’ defines the amount of damage you may take before dying, by granting you with 5 hp per level, as well as how fast you recover from injuries granting you 0.1 points of recovery per minute per level and also improves how well recovery skills affect you Point 4.b.iiiii DEX or ‘Dexterity’ affects your eye-hand coordination, how fast and nimble you can move Point 4.b.iiiiii INT or ‘Intelligence‘ affects how many times in quick succession you may cast a skill, granting you with 5 mana points per level, as well as how quickly you recover mana points, at a rate of 0.1 mana points per minute per level. As an added perk to all intelligent species, INT also affects how well skills are strengthened, as well as making it easier for you to learn skill by the trial and error method Point 5.a To cast an active skill say the name of the skill you wish to cast inside of your mind Point 5.b Movement skills are exempt from this rule due to their quick use rate. you may cast them in your mind to let the System aid you in their use if you wish to do so

Quick use rate? I wonder I can spam skills to make them exempt from this rule as well.

Point 5.c Using skills improves their level, and ultimately, allows them to evolve into stronger versions or stronger skills of a similar category

it really looks like spamming a single skill instead of having many low-level ones is the better option.

This concludes the learning part of the tutorial, thank you for time and good luck For the rest of the system rules which will be available to you once you level up enough please explore the world and experiment to discover the marvelous mysteries present This tutorial is only visible to the first creature to have his race get reset, who is responsible for distributing the tutorial contents to the rest of its race. Congratulations on helping your race become a more integral part of this world.

Alright...