[- HAHA! Got’im babe!]

- I can’t believe how much energy you have to do things when you are just playing for fun...

Elicia and Jack had been adventuring together. On their private accounts, that is.

The small elf Elicia and the burly swordsman Jack made quite a nice team together. Of course, they used fake names in order not to be even remotely connected to the famous “Jack, The Walking Menace”.

They would probably be spawn-killed all the time if someone discovered who he was…

[- Now, should I take {highly improved shield bash} and {thunder-swift sword} or {greater harm} and {lowly improved fire sword} ? Or should I take all of them?]

At that precise moment, Jack was choosing which skills he would choose for his newly-acquired levels.

As a level 76 swordsman and a level 30 swordmage which could advance to level 77 and 31 at any moment, Jack could easily pick both skills, but the problem was...

- Why are you asking me? Shouldn’t you just forget about this swordmage thing? If you keep that class at level 30 you should be able to get a new one, like qigong master… that would be great for boosting your stats…

Jacks’ second account had a max main level of 20. That meant he could, at most, get 200 skill levels.

Since he was already a level 76 swordsman and a level 30 swordmage, that meant he had only 94 skill levels remaining.

That may seem like a lot, but it wasn’t particularly much on Another World.

In fact, Jacks’ main level cap was about one third of Elicias’, and her herself was already a level 86 mage plus level 34 swordmage…

[- Tsc…]

- Is it about Jhonny?

Recently an advanced-level player had been hitting on Elicia. Since he was a Swordsman/Swordmage specialist, Jacks’ heart had been itching somewhere…

[- All four it is, then!]

- JACK!

[ - What?!]

- Unbelievable! Do you really intend on maxing up those two classes? That would mean you’re a glass cannon! Are you thinking about deleting your account later and make a new one?!

[-…]

-… I can’t believe you.

And so, Jack happily expended 8 hours farming mobs in order to get enough skill levels to increase his swordmage class.

His Dragon King account skill levels remained at the single-digits, though.